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Above are the second week of personal logs and plans for us!
EXPECTATIONS in the studio… Here are ours.
Also – and we will be going through these in studio – Thank you the art of education university. HERE are the POSTERS.
6th Grade: One Point Perspective
RULES of One Point Perspective!
- Horizontal Lines are ALWAYS Horizontal
- Vertical Lines are ALWAYS Vertical
- Diagonal Lines go to the VANISHING POINT
- Always, Always, Always use your ruler
- Use a pencil and begin drawing lightly
This is OLD but it holds true and STILL WORKS! 13 years ago… 6th graders… how old were you? -2 years old?
7th Grade: Portraits with Watercolor and Line
We are working on watercolors and line portraits… this is my demonstration of the process for the rock star artists – who are doing some incredible color scheme work and watercolor technique paintings. Well done artists.
8th Grade 2D: Landscapes
What MOVEMENT are you working in? What is your landscape? We are going to be painting ACRYLIC on CANVAS… you are going to use the COLORS from the MOVEMENT and artist you have chosen.
- We are ALL inspired by a work of art and artist from one of 4 movements in art history.
- Impressionism
- Post Impressionism
- Fauvism
- Contemporary
- For 1,000,000 Korb Points… what movement is the above painting from? Who was the painter?
8th Grade 3D Design: Wheel and Hand Building
Let’s look at the WHEEL! This is the second of the major projects we are working on. How are we going to schedule this with all of you in the studio?
- Step 1 – Start with a wedged potato of clay.
- Step 2 – Throw it down as close to the center as possible.
- Step 3- Use the palm of one hand and the side of the other hand.
- Step 4 – Don’t let the clay move your hands, make your hands move the clay.
- Step 5 – Spend a lot of time on the wheel
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