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1 Wednesday October 19, 2016 and use elements and principles of design to organize the composition in his or her own artwork. (identify the 6 techniques to creating the illusion of space) Identify and experiment with materials, tools and techniques appropriately and expressively in his Seating Charts Sketchbook assignments, BR passes, reminders Finish oil pastel value study Finish practice landscape drawing Welcome back! Daily warm-ups will begin next week. #1: Draw your home and it s environment
2 Thursday October 20, 2016 and use elements and principles of design to organize the composition in his or her own artwork. (identify the 6 techniques to creating the illusion of space) Identify and experiment with materials, tools and techniques appropriately and expressively in his Finish oil pastel value study Finish practice landscape drawing Begin oil pastel landscape If you cannot clean up after yourself, we will not be creating in class. There is absolutely no drinks or food PERIOD! Throw away your trash and put away supplies. AND NO HATS! #1: Draw your home and it s environment
3 Friday October 21, 2016 and use elements and principles of design to organize the composition in his or her own artwork. (identify the 6 techniques to creating the illusion of space) Identify and experiment with materials, tools and techniques appropriately and expressively in his Begin oil pastel landscape If you cannot clean up after yourself, we will not be creating in class. There is absolutely no drinks or food PERIOD! Throw away your trash and put away supplies. AND NO HATS! #1: Draw your home and it s environment
4 Monday October 24, 2016 and use elements and principles of design to organize the composition in his or her own artwork. (identify the 6 techniques to creating the illusion of space) Identify and experiment with materials, tools and techniques appropriately and expressively in his Sketchbook check #1 Oil pastel value study Landscape practice drawing Begin large oil pastel landscape How can you improve in this class, this quarter? #2: Draw a set of keys (minimum of 3) on a key ring. It must fill the page and look realistic.
5 Tuesday October 25, 2016 and use elements and principles of design to organize the composition in his or her own artwork. (identify the 6 techniques to creating the illusion of space) Identify and experiment with materials, tools and techniques appropriately and expressively in his Continue large oil pastel landscape What are the 6 factors to create an illusion of space? Which one do you find most challenging? #2: Draw a set of keys (minimum of 3) on a key ring. It must fill the page and look realistic.
6 Wednesday October 26, 2016 and use elements and principles of design to organize the composition in his or her own artwork. (identify the 6 techniques to creating the illusion of space) Identify and experiment with materials, tools and techniques appropriately and expressively in his Continue large oil pastel landscape Pick 2 of the 6 factors that create the illusions of space and describe how the artist used them in this drawing. #2: Draw a set of keys (minimum of 3) on a key ring. It must fill the page and look realistic.
7 Monday October 31, 2016 and use elements and principles of design to organize the composition in his or her own artwork. (identify the 6 techniques to creating the illusion of space) Identify and experiment with materials, tools and techniques appropriately and expressively in his Sketchbook check Bring in pumpkins/squash/gourdes Oil pastel landscape DUE FRIDAY Artist Statement DUE FRIDAY Minimum of 10 sentences Explain how you used the 6 factors to creating space Name three techniques when using oil pastels. What techniques are you using in your drawing? Why did you choose them? #3: Create a drawing inspired by a famous artist don t copy an existing famous artwork, instead create your own interpretation based on their style)
8 Tuesday November 1, 2016 and use elements and principles of design to organize the composition in his or her own artwork. (identify the 6 techniques to creating the illusion of space) Identify and experiment with materials, tools and techniques appropriately and expressively in his Bring in pumpkins/squash/gourdes Oil pastel landscape DUE FRIDAY Artist Statement DUE FRIDAY Minimum of 10 sentences Explain how you used the 6 factors to creating space What is craftsmanship? #3: Create a drawing inspired by a famous artist don t copy an existing famous artwork, instead create your own interpretation based on their style)
9 Wednesday November 2, 2016 and use elements and principles of design to organize the composition in his or her own artwork. (identify the 6 techniques to creating the illusion of space) Identify and experiment with materials, tools and techniques appropriately and expressively in his Bring in pumpkins/squash/gourdes Oil pastel landscape DUE FRIDAY Artist Statement DUE FRIDAY Minimum of 10 sentences Explain how you used the 6 factors to creating space How did Monet use atmospheric perspective in this painting? #3: Create a drawing inspired by a famous artist don t copy an existing famous artwork, instead create your own interpretation based on their style)
10 Friday November 4, 2016 and use elements and principles of design to organize the composition in his or her own artwork. (identify the 6 techniques to creating the illusion of space) Identify and experiment with materials, tools and techniques appropriately and expressively in his Weekly Reflection Bring in pumpkins/squash/gourdes Oil pastel landscape DUE TODAY Artist Statement DUE TODAY Minimum of 10 sentences Explain how you used the 6 factors to creating space Write artist statement #3: Create a drawing inspired by a famous artist don t copy an existing famous artwork, instead create your own interpretation based on their style)
11 Monday November 7, 2016 Students will be able to identify, select and use elements and principles of design to organize the composition in his or her own artwork. (color theory) Sketchbook check PowerPoint: Color Theory (take notes) PowerPoint: Painting (take notes) Describe how to create a changing value in paint. How is this technique different from changing value in drawing? Sketchbook Assignment #4: Free sketch #5: Draw a clothing item on a hanger
12 Tuesday November 8, 2016 Students will be able to identify, select and use elements and principles of design to organize the composition in his or her own artwork. (color theory) Can art convey a feeling or mood? How does an artist communicate a feeling or mood through art? PowerPoint: Color Theory Begin color theory practice Create color wheel Sketchbook Assignment #4: Free sketch #5: Draw a clothing item on a hanger
13 Wednesday November 8, 2016 Students will be able to identify, select and use elements and principles of design to organize the composition in his or her own artwork. Weekly reflection History of Painting PowerPoint (take notes) Begin painting practice, review, color wheel Describe Matisse s use of color in his painting? What color group is dominant? Sketchbook Assignment #4: Free sketch #5: Draw a clothing item on a hanger
14 Monday November 14, 2016 What are the 3 types of balance? Which is dominant in this painting? Sketchbook Check Continue color wheel, color theory review, painting practice #6:Find facial features in a magazine. Cut them out, glue them in your sketchbook and draw the picture next to it Minimum of 3 pictures of different features
15 Tuesday November 14, 2016 Give an example of a complementary color group. Where have you seen this color group in everyday life? Continue color wheel, color theory review, painting practice #6:Find facial features in a magazine. Cut them out, glue them in your sketchbook and draw the picture next to it Minimum of 3 pictures of different features
16 Wednesday November 15, 2016 Continue color wheel, color theory review, painting practice Create still life, draw symmetrical design Now that you have started mixing paint, do find it difficult or easy to create the colors you want? Explain. Which color scheme will you paint your painting? #6:Find facial features in a magazine. Cut them out, glue them in your sketchbook and draw the picture next to it Minimum of 3 pictures of different features
17 Friday November 18, 2016 The artist chose to leave color out of this photograph. Why do you think they did this? Weekly Reflection Finish color wheel, color theory review, painting practice Continue still life, pumpkin drawing #6:Find facial features in a magazine. Cut them out, glue them in your sketchbook and draw the picture next to it Minimum of 3 pictures of different features
18 Monday November 21, 2016 What type of symmetry is dominant in this painting? Describe it. Sketchbook Check color wheel, color theory review, painting practice, #6, Daily warm-up School ID required for paint brush Continue drawing a painting still life or symmetry Sketchbook Assignment #7: free sketch #8: Something impossible
19 Tuesday November 22, 2016 Respond to this quote by Pablo Picasso: Is art made by a four year old better or worse than art made by someone who says they are an artist, but has never had formal training? Continue drawing a painting still life or symmetry Sketchbook Assignment #7: free sketch #8: Something impossible
20 Wednesday November 23, 2016 When does a drawing become a work of art? Weekly Reflection DUE TODAY School ID required for paint brush Continue drawing a painting still life or symmetry Sketchbook Assignment #7: free sketch #8: Something impossible
21 Monday November 28, 2016 Sketchbook Check School ID required for paint brush Continue drawing/painting still life or symmetry DUE DECEMBER 11th Does this still life have an open or closed composition? What is the difference between the two? Sketchbook Assignment #9: Illustrate the wind Fill the page Color/shade
22 Tuesday November 29, 2016 School ID required for paint brush Continue drawing/painting still life or symmetry DUE DECEMBER 11th Now that you have begun painting, what do you find difficult about it? Sketchbook Assignment #9: Illustrate the wind Fill the page Color/shade
23 Wednesday November 30, 2016 Looking at these paintings, what are two differences? School ID required for paint brush Continue drawing/painting still life or symmetry DUE DECEMBER 11th Sketchbook Assignment #9: Illustrate the wind Fill the page Color/shade
24 Friday December 2, 2016 How does craftsmanship relate to this painting project? Weekly Reflection School ID required for paint brush Continue drawing/painting still life or symmetry DUE DECEMBER 11th Sketchbook Assignment #9: Illustrate the wind Fill the page Color/shade
25 Monday December 5, 2016 Macy s Art Walk Friday December 9 th. Receive extra credit for attending. Sketchbook check Continue painting still life or symmetry DUE DECEMBER 9th How does Picasso create emphasis in this painting? #10: Pair of feet Does not have to be human Fill the page Make it look realistic
26 Tuesday December 6, 2016 Macy s Art Walk Friday December 16 th. Receive extra credit for attending. What is the dominant color group in this painting? What happens to the colors as a result? Continue painting still life or symmetry DUE DECEMBER 9th #10: Pair of feet Does not have to be human Fill the page Make it look realistic
27 Wednesday December 7, 2016 Macy s Art Walk Friday December 16 th. Receive extra credit for attending. Continue painting still life or symmetry DUE FRIDAY Describe the different types of perspective: atmospheric and linear. #10: Pair of feet Does not have to be human Fill the page Make it look realistic
28 Friday December 9, 2016 Macy s Art Walk Friday December 16 th. Receive extra credit for attending. Weekly reflection Finish still life/symmetry Turn in artist statement WRITE ARTIST STATEMENT #10: Pair of feet Does not have to be human Fill the page Make it look realistic
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