#20 “Clear sight makes clear art.” Observation lies at the heart of the art process. Whether your art derives from mimicking nature or extrapolating a mental construct, your powers of observation are critical. Unless you can see what lies before you, you cannot describe it. Train yourself to eliminate preconceptions and received understandings when observing anything. Try to see what is before you, not what you think you see or want to see. Kit White 101 Things to Learn in Art School
Drawing: Mark making and the Pencil (crits. for those who missed it yesterday)
1.2Ac: Choose from a range of materials and methods of traditional and contemporary artistic practices to plan works of art and design.
What struggles do you have when it comes to drawing with pencils to begin with? What struggles do you think you might have when drawing them without being able to lift your pencil?
In the end, what was the biggest challenge / success you had today in the studio
Studio Art 360: Painting – yes – more of this
7.1Ac: Recognize and describe personal aesthetic and empathetic responses to the natural world and constructed environment.
how much of your painting have you got covered? What GOALS do you have for the painting today? DO NOT RUSH – Keep an EYE on the LINES and EDGES.
Thick and Thin – How are the colors covering the canvas / lines / underdrawing of the the painting?
AP Studio Art: Concentration and the Website – Get to it!
4.2Ad: Critique, justify, and present choices in the process of analyzing, selecting, curating, and presenting artwork for a specific exhibit or event.
Best part of yesterday? Plans for today? How’s it coming?
How are you moving forward in the process of developing a series of works based on someone else’s work? How are you keeping the images the SAME and how are you changing the idea?
Art With Korb 
