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Welcome to 2nd Quarter – Where did the first 9 weeks go?

HELLO?! Are you NEW to Art With Korb? Have you been with me for a while – 14 years? Regardless… WELCOME to ArtWithKorb.com. If you want to ALWAYS SEE what is happening the SUNDAY before it happens – SUBSCRIBE. Now…

Recognizing Strengths, Self-confidence, Self-efficacyI can use my knowledge of my strengths, weaknesses and future hopes to set a goal and plan to make positive change.

6th Grade: Photography – We are going to speed things up QUITE a bit – What is a photo that you think of when STRONG photography comes to mind?

Lesson Plans

Photography Assignment HERE

Steve McCurry took this famous photograph during a trip to Afghanistan in 1984 to document the migration of Afghan refugees. This picture of 17-year-old Sharbat Gula was taken in the refugee camp of Nasir Bagh. It became the symbol of the Afghan struggle and was featured on the front page of the National Geographic newspaper in June 1985.

7th Grade: Resolve the Inspirational Posters

Lesson Plans

You have researched messages you would like to hear yourself and messages you would offer up to a friend. This is the beginning!

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: Resolve the Totem Inspired Sculpture in the round. One more week on the WHEEL and… more to come…

Lesson Plans

Your tools and the wheel should look like this when you BEGIN and are DONE

  • 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.
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Happy 14th Birthday ART WITH KORB! 2010

HELLO?! Are you NEW to Art With Korb? Have you been with me for a while – 14 years? Regardless… WELCOME to ArtWithKorb.com. If you want to ALWAYS SEE what is happening the SUNDAY before it happens – SUBSCRIBE. Now…

“Art isn’t a luxury. Art is a necessity.” Alvaro Barrington

Recognizing Strengths, Self-confidence, Self-efficacyI can use my knowledge of my strengths, weaknesses and future hopes to set a goal and plan to make positive change.

6th Grade: Perspective and Watercolors. Wrap up the FINAL WATERCOLOR, Fine Tip Marker to DEFINE EDGES (if you want), Mount to mounting paper, Name Tags, Display! Not much to do…

Lesson Plans

Works from 2023 – This is where we are headed this week.

REMEMBER… AS YOU PAINT:

  • Work LARGE to SMALL
  • Work SLOWLY
  • Use all of the brushes you have… small for small, big for bigger.
  • 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!

7th Grade: PHOTOSHOP and PORTRAITS and LAYERS!

Lesson Plans

Philippe Hugonnard – Art.com – His use of Photoshop (or other technology) to create the SPOT COLOR… this is where we are going. Not New York but the spot colors.

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 have researched messages you would like to hear yourself and messages you would offer up to a friend. This is the beginning!

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. Are you ready for the struggle?

Lesson Plans

Art Teacher Julie Sanderl and her Kapa’a Middle School Art Students finish their TIKI SCULPTURES with either a PURE WHITE or a NATURAL BROWN blaze. What are you going to think about using for your glaze as you emphasize the 3D FORM and COLOR and TEXTURE in your 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.
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Week 8! The end of the first quarter is almost here… and we still have a ton of work to do.

HELLO?! Are you NEW to Art With Korb? Have you been with me for a while? Regardless… WELCOME to ArtWithKorb.com. If you want to ALWAYS SEE what is happening the SUNDAY before it happens – SUBSCRIBE. Now…

“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

Lesson Plans

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!

7th Grade: PHOTOSHOP and PORTRAITS and LAYERS! – We are leaving this up for the week! GREAT EXAMPLE!

Lesson Plans

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…

Lesson Plans

  • 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.
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Week 7? This quarter is truly FLYING along…

WELCOME to ArtWithKorb.com If you want to ALWAYS SEE what is happening the SUNDAY before it happens – SUBSCRIBE. Now…

Appreciating DiversityI can describe the importance of building relationships between diverse groups of people.

6th Grade: Perspective and Watercolors – Time for the FINAL SUMMATIVE ARTWORK! Let’s Begin!

Lesson Plans

Van Gogh’s Bedroom at Arles One Point Perspective Interior

Google Assignment One Point Perspective

7th Grade: PHOTOSHOP and PORTRAITS and LAYERS! – We are leaving this up for the week! GREAT EXAMPLE!

Lesson Plans

Andy Warhol, Ethel Scull 36 Times, 1963, © 2020 The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc.

Portrait assignment and LAYERS are HERE.

NEW PHOTOSHOP ASSIGNMENT – HERE

  • Know about working with a partner and portraits
  • K ow about PHOTOSHOP and LAYERS
  • Know about process and art making
  • Know about use of technology and the computer and the camera

8th Grade Sculpture: Totem Inspired Sculpture in the round

Lesson Plans

  • 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.