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1 Mon 1/13/14 AB1 & AB5 Painting II Warm up: Define Wash. We watery paint. Translucent. Easy to build. Today s Objective: Continue Power Point Begin drawing out your idea on nice paper Turn in your Ink Paintings for a Major grade Closing question: What is the difference between the wet on wet technique and the wet on dry technique?
2 Mon 1/13/14 A2, A3 Art 1 Warm up: Write down these Metal techniques: 1. Directions: Draw, Push, Flip & Flatten 2. Convex (pops out): Push out from the back 3. Concave (pushed in): Push in from the front 4. Neutral (flat): Flatten and smooth on front. Metal Steps: Show me your 3 sketches for a grade. 1. Trace your 6x8 paper onto the 6x8 metal 2. Practice tooling techniques on the small metal. 3. Take the paper off & begin tooling FLIP & FLATTEN 4. Show me when you think you are done & I will give you more tips to make it better. 5. Ink Mask, let dry, Sand with steel wool, Create background 6. Make your background, Sand off ink with Steel Wool, Hot glue on background. 7. Fill out gradesheet & start next assignments. Closing Question:What Mask Objectives did you accomplish today?
3 Painting Mask with India Ink Sharpie your name on the back before you ink Paint India ink all over your entire mask. Let dry on newspaper on back counter While it is drying begin your construction paper background. Then sand off steel wool with small circular motions. Leave some black in the concave crevasses and let the top convex parts be silver!
4 Background Directions for Mask: Plan out designs or simple patterns to cut out and glue on black or white poster board. Use Elmers Glue to glue biggest to smallest pieces. Then HOT GLUE metal mask onto the center. Be careful. Glue & metal get very hot!
5 When finished with mask: 1. Tribal mask design tape in your skbk and draw the other half. 2. Cultural Mask sketch with descriptive paragraph about the culture. 3. Native American masks 4. Superhero Mask sketch 5. Social Mask collage 6. Make a mask on paint shop or power point
6 Tue 1/14/14 AB1 & AB5 Painting II Warm up: Write and discuss at your table what you are going to paint? How does it relate to you? Today s Objective: Continue drawing out your painting If everyone is ready, watch demo on how to start painting. Begin with light washes of the lightest color. Closing question: Using the direction of lines, what mood will your paint evoke?
7 Tue 1/14/14 B2 Painting II Warm up: Write and discuss at your table what you are going to paint? How does it relate to you? Today s Objective: Begin drawing out your idea on nice paper If everyone is ready, watch demo on how to start painting. Begin with light washes of the lightest color. Turn in your Ink Paintings for a Major grade Closing question:using the direction of lines, what mood will your paint evoke?
8 Tue 1/14/14 B3 Art 1 Warm up: Write down these Metal techniques: 1. Directions: Draw, Push, Flip & Flatten 2. Convex (pops out): Push out from the back 3. Concave (pushed in): Push in from the front 4. Neutral (flat): Flatten and smooth on front. Metal Steps: Show me your 3 sketches for a grade. 1. Trace your 6x8 paper onto the 6x8 metal 2. Practice tooling techniques on the small metal. 3. Take the paper off & begin tooling FLIP & FLATTEN 4. Show me when you think you are done & I will give you more tips to make it better. 5. Ink Mask, let dry, Sand with steel wool, Create background 6. Make your background, Sand off ink with Steel Wool, Hot glue on background. 7. Fill out gradesheet & start next assignments. Closing Question: What Mask Objectives did you accomplish today?
9 Painting Mask with India Ink Sharpie your name on the back before you ink Paint India ink all over your entire mask. Let dry on newspaper on back counter While it is drying begin your construction paper background. Then sand off steel wool with small circular motions. Leave some black in the concave crevasses and let the top convex parts be silver!
10 Background Directions for Mask: Plan out designs or simple patterns to cut out and glue on black or white poster board. Use Elmers Glue to glue biggest to smallest pieces. Then HOT GLUE metal mask onto the center. Be careful. Glue & metal get very hot!
11 When finished with mask: 1. Tribal mask design tape in your skbk and draw the other half. 2. Cultural Mask sketch with descriptive paragraph about the culture. 3. Native American masks 4. Superhero Mask sketch 5. Social Mask collage 6. Make a mask on paint shop or power point
12 Wed 1/15/14 AB1 & AB5 Painting II Warm up: Specifically, what paint brushes will you be using for your painting and why? Today s Objective: Continue building layers with washes. What additional techniques will you incorporate? Talk to me for recommendations. Progress grades. Last day to work on your painting in class will be Fri. Closing question: Will your painting incorporate more drawing or painting elements?
13 Wed 1/15/14 A2, A3 Art 1 Warm up: What are these clay sculptures? List 3 things these have in common. Today s Objectives: Clay power point Project ideas, Vocabulary, Thumbnails, Clay Rules Closing Question: What are you going to make with clay?
14 For our next project we will create 2 self portraits! I will need to take 1 photo of you with my camera starting today. One will be a Realistic value drawing using ebony pencil. The other will be a stylized, high contrast painting using black acrylic paint.
15 Thu 1/16/14 AB1 & AB5 Painting II Warm up: What patterns will you include within your painting? For a grade on a separate paper draw out three patterns you will include as shading, texture, value range, or etc. Today s Objective: Watch demo introducing Ink into the watercolor painting Begin incorporating ink in your paintings Closing question: How did you integrate your lines and patterns in your painting?
16 Thu 1/16/14 B2 Painting II Warm up: What patterns will you include within your painting? For a grade on a separate paper draw out three patterns you will include as shading, texture, value range, or etc. Today s Objectives: Watch demo introducing Ink into the watercolor painting Make sure you are complete with the watercolor portion. Begin incorporating ink in your paintings Closing Question: How did you integrate your lines and patterns in your painting?
17 Thu 1/16/14 B3 Art 1 Warm up: What are these clay sculptures? List 3 things these have in common. Today s Objectives: Clay power point Project ideas, Vocabulary, Thumbnails, Clay Rules Closing Question: What are you going to make with clay?
18 For our next project we will create 2 self portraits! I will need to take 1 photo of you with my camera starting today. One will be a Realistic value drawing using ebony pencil. The other will be a stylized, high contrast painting using black acrylic paint.
19 Fri 1/17/14 AB1 & AB5 Painting II Warm up: How successful is your value range? What can you do to improve it? Today s Objective: Continue with ink Progress grades. Last day to work on in class. Closing question: List the skills you learned from this project. List the elements and principles of design you have applied. Turn this in at the end of class on a separate sheet of paper. For a grade.
20 Fri 1/17/14 A2, A3 Art 1 Warm up: How are these built similar to the process we will use for fish? Today s Objectives: *Finish your 3 different sketches, finish the 3 perspectives of the one you want to make. Take pictures for the next project. Due today or this week: Metal Masks! Closing: What was today s objective? Did you accomplish it?
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