Term 4. Explanations of assignments

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1 Term 4 Explanations of assignments (If you are in class, you would get more detailed explanation with powerpoints, demonstrations, examples and other methods of learning.)

2 Categories: Assignments are in Blue Turn in the in-shelf when you finish Sketchbook entries are in Green Turn the entire sketchbook to the turn in shelf on 04/21 & 05/12 Projects are in Purple Turn in the in-shelf when you finish Charts are in Orange Glue them near the back of your sketchbook Extra Credit is in Pink Tape an extra credit form to the extra credit & turn into the shelf.

3 Charts Informal assessments: I will ask you at the end of class how productive you were. You will tell me: 5=definitely, 4=mostly, 3=somewhat, 2=not much, 0=not at all. Cleaning: At the end of class, you will ask another peer to observed that you cleaned your desk/mess and that you helped clean the class somehow; they will write their name in your chart for that day. You will get a score for this at the end of the term.

4 Extra Credit Go back to the website and click on extra credit options You can ONLY do the extra credit that is listed on the website. You can only earn up to 200 points extra credit If I offer a specific assignment at the very end of the semester, that will not count as the 200 points. Approximately 1 minute of effort = 1 points.

5 Project: Vector Portrait Watch the demo video: Take a photo of a portrait of anyone you want to Make a vector portrait of that photo Use a color scheme (monochromatic might be a choice for this project, but it s not required) Create an illustration of the photo on adobe illustrator

6 Color Chart:

7 #16 Learning proportions: corner to corner and X & + technique Yard stick from one corner to opposite corner My demo videos will be shown during class: grid & proportions Get a small photo from a magazine. Use the corner to opposite corner technique to find the same proportion for your picture Draw an X and a + in the center of your photo and on your sketchbook page. Draw a basic outline of your photo in your sketchbook (15 minutes) You can use this technique on your collage prisma color illustration project.

8 #17 Draw a collage idea with tracing paper Get a tracing paper and a magazine Draw a collage creation on tracing paper, by tracing multiple images After tracing some images, add your own creativity to it You can use this idea on your collage drawing project, or not Put it in your sketchbook

9 Collage prismacolor illustration Project Create a collage with magazines (or photoshop if you are familiar with it) Use either grid technique or X & + technique and press lightly Grid: Tape the clear grid sheets on top of your collage and draw the same amount of squares on your illustration board. Draw the outline of what is inside of each section X & + technique: Draw an X and a + in the center of your photo and on your project. Draw what s inside each section Grid and x & + technique demonstration: Color with prisma colors. Erase grid during your process, bit by bit. Use the knowledge you learned from the prisma color chart. Prisma color demonstration:

10 Rubric:

11 #18 Brainstorm web about your collage project Create a brainstorm web about your personality, moods, or emotions The last ovals in your brainstorm web should be visual images of what you could draw to symbolize your meaning Demonstration on how to start the collage Or Create a brainstorm web about the photos you chose. The last ovals in your brainstorm web should be what could that image symbolize about you/message/meaning?

12 #19 Color wheel in your sketchbook 1. Glue color wheel to the front of your sketchbook 2. Cut around the circle of the color schemes 3. Put a fastener through the center 4. Draw 12 squares 5. In each square, color a color scheme. Color 2 examples of each color scheme: 1. Complementary 2. Split complementary 3. Tetrad 4. Triadic 5. Analogous 6. Monochromatic

13 Color Worksheet/quiz _s&t=139s Powerpoint was shown during class Go back to the website and click on color worksheet. On the bottom of the worksheet, use this color emotion guide to help you Use the colors that represent you & your personality Turn in shelf when done

14 Principles of design and Art elements worksheet Go back to the web site and click on the principles of design worksheet Draw a small quick picture next to each word to illustrate the meaning of the word Think about how you will or are using some of these terms in your collage drawing. Principles of design: Art elements: An example of the worksheet is on the next slide

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16 Hierarchy Worksheet Watch the video: Fill out the hierarchy worksheet Go back to the website and click on the hierarchy worksheet Write and/or draw your understanding of what the video is teaching on each of the sections

17 #20 Logo, Letterhead & Hierarchy Imagine you want to start your own business later in your life. 1. What kind of business would you open? 2. What would the title of your company be? 3. What would the slogan of your company be? 4. Draw 6 thumbnail sketch ideas of a logo for your company

18 Corporate Identity Project: Logo Choose your favorite thumbnail sketch and create it on illustrator. It can change as you go Use the pen tool, shape tool, paint tool and pathfinder tools that you have learned about in previous assignments to create your logo. it to me at or google share it

19 #21 Typography & a quiz in-class 1. Study for 5 minutes by drawing outlines around each part of a letter and repeating the term in your head while you draw an outline 2. Draw an example of each a part of a letter in your sketchbook and label it. Goal is to be learning the terms. 3. After 15 minutes, you will quiz each other 4. After 10 minutes you will take a paper quiz, you will take a quiz on the parts of a letter

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21 Artistic Careers Powerpoint Go to this website to help you answer the questions handed out during class in a powerpoint (If you were absent come talk to me