charcoal production of a work of art that reflects skills in media India ink Using line as a tool to define processes and techniques Techniques

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1 Duration: _Sept./Oct. Line can define both physical and emotional situations in a work of art How can line define form, space and matter in a work of art? Elements and Principles Drawing using line as the Portfolio review advanced vocabulary to the Line/ Value Mediums Pencil primary element Conte crayon Drawing from observation charcoal Using pattern and design Drawing exercises India ink Using line as a tool to define Techniques space and form Contour Drawing using value as the Cross hatching, hatching, primary element at work and performance spaces. pattern reduction, scumble Using line to create value Pattern, rhythm, and unity Artists Van Gogh, Kollwitz, Mondrian, Using value as a tool to define space and form

2 Duration: _Nov./Dec. Color can prescribe an emotional response from the viewer. How can value and color dictate composition, mood, narrative, and moment? Elements and Principles Wet media using value as Portfolio review primary element. advanced vocabulary to the Value/ Color Painting from observation Mediums ink, watercolor, Sumi ink painting. acrylic Enlarge an image using a grid Drawing exercises Techniques/ subjects system Portrait Experiment with water color realism analytic cubism techniques Geometric solids Pen and ink Still life Portrait painting Palette knife paintings at work and Proportions of the face performance spaces. monochromatic Cross hatching, hatching, pattern complimentary analogous tertiary reduction Artists Thiebald, Picasso, Close, Japanese ink painters, Hakusi

3 Duration: _Jan./Feb. Shape and balance can physically affect the viewer s response to an image. How can shape and balance affect the way a viewer reacts to an image? advanced vocabulary to the Shape Balance Mediums Cut paper Ability to use shape as the primary element in a work of art. Use of an xacto knife Portfolio review Acrylic and tempera paint Brayers and stampers Techniques/subjects Understanding of Asymmetrical composition and Symmetrical composition Drawing exercises Symmetrical/ Asymmetrical Scherenschnitte Using pattern and design Use of shape and balance to at work and create optical performance spaces. Rorschach tests - phenomenon Perspective - pastel Grids Op Art pop art Artists - Bridget Riley De Chirico- Barry McGee Understanding of popular imagery as a resource to produce culturally significant images Collagraph prints

4 Duration: _March/April Texture and form can evoke a nostalgic response from the viewer. How does texture and form affect the way we react to our natural surroundings? advanced vocabulary to the at work and performance spaces. Form and Texture Mediums Tempera paint Graphite sticks Brayers Found objects Techniques and Subjects Finger painting Frottage Collage Monoprinting Artists Raushenberg, Keiffer Ability to use form and texture as primary elements and principles in a work of art. Understanding the Monoprinting process. Understanding of popular imagery as a resource to produce culturally significant images The ability to use value and color to create the illusion of form. Understanding of Form an underlying structure of an entire work of art. Portfolio review Drawing exercises

5 Duration: _May/June Through experimentation and conceptual hypotheses the artist can continue to progress. How can an individual sustain a progression of images and techniques? advanced vocabulary to the at work and performance spaces. Rhythm / emphasis Mediums Tempera paint Student choice Techniques and Subjects Landscape Self portrait Student choice Artists Student choice Ability to use rhythm and emphasis as primary elements and principles in a work of art. Understanding what creating a work of art entails. Understanding of popular imagery as a resource to produce culturally significant images The ability to use rhythm and emphasis to create successful composition Portfolio review Drawing exercises Understanding of rhythm and emphasis an underlying structure of an entire work of art.

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