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“Go and make interesting mistakes, make amazing mistakes, make glorious and fantastic mistakes. Break rules. Leave the world more interesting for your being here. Make. Good. Art.” ~ Neil Gaiman
AND “As IMPORTANT as MAKING mistakes is, it is equally important to LEARN from those mistakes” – Frank Korb
| Impulse control | I can use multiple strategies to manage my emotions across settings. |
6th Grade: Perspective and Watercolors. Assess the drawing – one on one and BEGIN FINAL WATERCOLOR

Van Gogh’s Street Cafe One Point Perspective Interior
AS YOU PAINT…
- Work LARGE to SMALL
- Work SLOWLY
- Wait for parts of the painting to DRY before you keep going
- Think about TEXTURE
- I’ve brought SALT in to add some texture
- Try paper towel to add texture
- What else can you do?
- TAKE YOUR TIME!
- Google Assignment One Point Perspective
- One Point Perspective Example Sheets
- Korb / McGilton Arts Corridor Worksheet!
7th Grade: PHOTOSHOP and PORTRAITS and LAYERS! – We are leaving this up for the week! GREAT EXAMPLE!

What messages INSPIRE you? HERE is ONE (of a million places) to start looking…
- Don’t Let Anyone Dull Your Sparkle
- I Always Choose Love
- I Am Enough
- Wherever You Are, Be All There
- I Have Everything I Need
- Choose Your Attitude
- Be There
- PLAY!
- Make Their Day!
You will be researching messages you would like to hear to yourself and messages you would offer up to a friend. This is the beginning!
NEW PHOTOSHOP ASSIGNMENT – HERE
- Know about working with a partner and portraits
- Know about PHOTOSHOP and LAYERS
- Know about process and art making
- Know about use of:
- technology,
- CREATIVE COMMONS imagery
8th Grade Sculpture: WHEEL THROWING and Totem Inspired Sculpture in the round…
- Florian Gatsby’s List of videos – 12 Videos – Above
- Earth Nation Ceramics List of Beginner’s Videos HERE – 30 TOTAL but you don’t need them all. – Below
- Worksheet on Totems – HERE
- Techniques
- Slab
- Coil
- Pinch
- Sculpt
- Wheel
- Clay Use
- Covering it during work time to keep it moist
- Recycling it at the end of the class if it is too dry – MENARDS BUCKET in back or front of studio for recycling
- Storage in BOXES and BAGS for safekeeping between classes.
- Foam Mats to work on – wipe them down and stack them up on BACK WORK TABLE (under the paint brush color wheel).
- CLEANING UP
- Wipe off all tools to remove extra clay
- All extra clay goes in bucket or bags
- No clay should go down the drain
- 6 buckets and 6 sponges for washing tables are available – each table is responsible for their own work space.
