Los alumnos bilingües de 1º y 3º ESO han estado practicando la perspectiva de uno, dos y hasta tres puntos de fuga. Estos son sus estupendos trabajos.
First and Third Bilingual Students have practized one, two and also three point perspective. These are their great works.
One-point Perspective drawings:
Pepe León, 1ºA
Mauricio Amurrio, 1ºA
Paula Paredes, 1ºB
Nuria Martínez, 1ºA
Puri Hernández, 1ºA
Pepe León, 1ºA
Antonio Saura, 1ºA
Beatríz Brinzán, 1ºA
Puri Hernández, 1ºA
Miriam El Qadi, 1ºB
Rafael Casalins, 1ºB
Daniel Zaragoza, 1ºB
Noelia Valero, 1ºB
Paula Paredes, 1ºB
Silvia Martínez, 1ºB
Lesley Pino, 3ºA
Eva Osuna, 3ºA
Manoli Frutos, 3ºA
Estefanía Caracundo, 3ºA
Bienve Vilar, 3ºA
Paqui Espinosa, 3ºA
Carmen Martínez, 3ºA
José Flomesta, 3ºA
Rocío Hernández, 3ºA
Angelo Yuqui, 3ºA
Elena López, 3ºA
One and two-point perspective works:
Paula Paredes, 1ºB
Walid Kaddaji, 1ºB
Carmen Gloria Sánchez, 1ºA
Antonio Saura, 1ºA
Oscar Rueda, 1ºB
Daniel zaragoza, 1ºB
Silvia Martínez, 1ºA
Two-point perspective drawings:
Puri Hernández, 1ºA
Álvaro Sala, 1ºA
Beatríz Brinzán, 1ºA
Lesley Pino, 3ºA
Angelo Yuqui, 3ºA
Rocío Hernández, 3ºA
José Flomesta, 3ºA
Eva Osuna, 3ºA
Jorge Cervantes, 3ºA
Bienve Vilar, 3ºA
Manoli Frutos, 3ºA
Three-point perspective works:
Bienve Vilar, 3ºA
Angelo Yuqui, 3ºA
Manoli Frutos, 3ºA
Rocío Hernández, 3ºA
Eva Osuna, 3ºA
José Flomesta, 3ºA
Lesley Pino, 3ºA
And one, two and three-point perspective series using similar elements by Carolina Romero, 3ºA. Good idea!:
