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Using just the 3 primary colors, you will explore color theory by:
making a color wheel
identifying analogous and complementary colors
making a value scale
A value of any color is the lightness and darkness of that color. A tint is made by mixing the color with white and a shade is made by adding black. A tone is made by adding gray.
SKETCHBOOKS ABOUT.pptx
Today:
Make a 3 brush still life and draw what you see!
Jim Dine
art brushes
sketchbook assignment
AQUARIUM HALLWAY
MUSEUM HALLWAY
collage
SEE CREATIVE PLAYGROUND FOLDER ON COMPUTER; HAND COLLAGE
Collage Notes:
1. CHOOSE A BASE. (PAPER, CARDBOARD, CANVAS, CHIP BOARD, ETC.)
2. SELECT MATERIALS: MAGAZINES, PHOTOS, NEWSPAPER, PAINTED PAPER, WALLPAPER
3. CUT AND TEAR SHAPES
4. ARRANGE & REARRANGE
5. ATTACH WITH GLUE STICKS, STITCHING, TAPE, MOD PODGE, PASTE, ETC
6. ADD DETAILS WITH PAINT, SHARPIES, DOODLES, FOUND OBJECTS, TEXTURE, ETC.
HINT ON TEARING PAPER; tear towards you to show the white.
tear away from you for no white
Use the following images as inspiration to make your own collaged cupcake!
2/11 painting project
applying what we learned about
negative space and applying it to painting!
color theory, printmaking, exploration
3/11 painting perspective
GRANT HAFFNER: AMERICAN ARTIST
USING COLOR THEORY TO MAKE A PERSPECTIVE LANDSCAPE
watercolor ways
We will explore watercolor techniques!
Choose your palette and set up your space. You will need 2 water cups and a paper towel.
Set UP: in textbooks, use index cards or rulers to create 12 to 15 boxes for exploration.
watercolor project
meet Jen Aranyi
Watch DEMO on drawing
Draw 4 polaroid boxes in your notebook lightly!
Choose your watercolor media;
Draw your images lightly!
Add the color and water!!crayola markers, liquid watercolors, or pan watercolors
drawing...
Drawing: Negative Space
Making a grid in your ART TEXTBOOK, sketch in the negative space of the bones.
define lines
use choice of art mediums to show negative space design.
SHADING TECHNIQUES
ALWAYS START LIGHT!!
page ideas
INDEX PAGE IDEAS
Think about organization of colors and boxes. Paint them onto page 3 and 4.
Do not add any text. Leave spaces large and simple. Embellish when you have time.
Add small squares of paint to the bottom right or left corner of each page.
What do you want these pages to say about you?
This can be a collage about you, art that you like, things you like to do, or whatever you can think of.
See the samples projects to give you ideas.
TIP OF THE ICEBERG
LAPTOP PORTRAIT
NAME ART
LIGHT UP MY WORLD
MORE THAN A PRETTY FACE
PICTORAL BULLETIN BOARD
the cover
TYPOGRAPHY
MAKE IT HAPPEN
CREATED TO CREATE
MY CREATIVE PLAYGROUND
MY HAPPY PLACE
GET THIS PARTY STARTED
PRACTICE MAKES PROGRESS
SELF PORTRAIT MICROGRAPHY
Contour Line: the line that defines a form or the edge of an objects outline.
Contour Line Drawing: a line drawing that follows the visible edges of a shape or form, both exterior and interior.
Micrography: artwork created from text that forms an image when viewed at a distance. An interplay between the text and image.
Self-portrait: an image of oneself drawn or painted by the artist.
watercolor practice ( building layers)
DRAW SHAPES
OF A DOG
LAYER ONE
MUDDY TINTS OF WATERCOLORS
LAYER THREE
ADD MARKS AND PASTELS
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