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Warmup - Open our class Teams Page
Warmup - Open our class Teams Page
Expectations:
Expectations:
C: Voice Level 1 (quiet talking)
H: Raise your hand
A: Work on the assignment
M: Stay in your assigned seat
P: Work till assignment is completed
Go to the assignment called "Art Analysis 1"
Go to the assignment called "Art Analysis 1"
Today's class - Art Analysis
Today's class - Art Analysis
WHAT ARE WE LEARNING: Today we will review our art analysis assignment and start working with a new element of art Value.
WHY IS IT IMPORTANT: Value in art is the scale from black to white and all the levels of grey in between. Being able to use value well makes your artwork more pleasing and easier to understand.
HOW WILL MY TEACHER KNOW WHAT I LEARNED: You will practice some basic value shading techniques.
Due 9/11
Due 9/11
Criteria:
Criteria:
- Answer the questions in the handout.Choose which Element and Principle best fits each artwork.
- Use each Element and Principle only once.
- Write at least two complete sentences.
What are the Elements of Art?
What are the Elements of Art?
The Elements of Art are the building blocks that make up all artwork, whether it's painting, sculpture, fashion design, or architecture.
The Elements of Art are the building blocks that make up all artwork, whether it's painting, sculpture, fashion design, or architecture.
What are the Principles of design
What are the Principles of design
If the Elements of Art are the building blocks of an artwork, then the Principles of Design are the ideas artists use to organize their artwork.
If the Elements of Art are the building blocks of an artwork, then the Principles of Design are the ideas artists use to organize their artwork.
Today we'll start looking at several famous works of fine art and design, noticing the Elements of Art that are present, and then think about what Principles of Design the artist uses to organize their work.
Today we'll start looking at several famous works of fine art and design, noticing the Elements of Art that are present, and then think about what Principles of Design the artist uses to organize their work.
Assignment - aRT aNALYSIS
Assignment - aRT aNALYSIS
Answer the questions for each artwork below
Answer the questions for each artwork below
Refer to the definitions of the Elements of Art and the Principles of Design. In your handout.
Refer to the definitions of the Elements of Art and the Principles of Design. In your handout.
Choose which Element and Principle best fits each artwork.
Choose which Element and Principle best fits each artwork.
Use each Element and Principle only once.
Use each Element and Principle only once.
Thomson No. 13 (Northern Lights)
Thomson No. 13 (Northern Lights)
Douglas Coupland 2011
Douglas Coupland 2011
Which Element of Art best fits this artwork? Why do you think that?
Which Element of Art best fits this artwork? Why do you think that?
Which Principle of Design best fits this artwork? Why do you think that?
Which Principle of Design best fits this artwork? Why do you think that?
Waterfall
Waterfall
David Milne 1930
David Milne 1930
Which Element of Art best fits this artwork? Why do you think that?
Which Element of Art best fits this artwork? Why do you think that?
Which Principle of Design best fits this artwork? Why do you think that?
Which Principle of Design best fits this artwork? Why do you think that?
Freaking on Fluo Poliptych, complete artwork
Freaking on Fluo Poliptych, complete artwork
Marta Minujín
Marta Minujín
Which Element of Art best fits this artwork? Why do you think that?
Which Element of Art best fits this artwork? Why do you think that?
Which Principle of Design best fits this artwork? Why do you think that?
Which Principle of Design best fits this artwork? Why do you think that?
Unique forms of continuity in space
Unique forms of continuity in space
Umberto Boccioni 1913 (cast in 1972)
Umberto Boccioni 1913 (cast in 1972)
Which Element of Art best fits this artwork? Why do you think that?
Which Element of Art best fits this artwork? Why do you think that?
Which Principle of Design best fits this artwork? Why do you think that?
Which Principle of Design best fits this artwork? Why do you think that?
Woman sewing
Woman sewing
Vincent van Gogh March 1885 - April 1885
Vincent van Gogh March 1885 - April 1885
Which Element of Art best fits this artwork? Why do you think that?
Which Element of Art best fits this artwork? Why do you think that?
Which Principle of Design best fits this artwork? Why do you think that?
Which Principle of Design best fits this artwork? Why do you think that?
Untitled
Untitled
Bertram Castell 21st century
Bertram Castell 21st century
Which Element of Art best fits this artwork? Why do you think that?
Which Element of Art best fits this artwork? Why do you think that?
Which Principle of Design best fits this artwork? Why do you think that?
Which Principle of Design best fits this artwork? Why do you think that?
Infinity Mirrored Room – A Wish for Human Happiness Calling from Beyond the Universe
Infinity Mirrored Room – A Wish for Human Happiness Calling from Beyond the Universe
Which Element of Art best fits this artwork? Why do you think that?
Which Element of Art best fits this artwork? Why do you think that?
Which Principle of Design best fits this artwork? Why do you think that?
Which Principle of Design best fits this artwork? Why do you think that?
Art Analysis 1
Art Analysis 1
Submit the answers from your handout on Teams
Submit the answers from your handout on Teams
Go to our Classroom in TEAMS
Go to our Classroom in TEAMS
Select Assignments
Select Assignments
Select
Select
Art Analysis 1
Art Analysis 1
Click on the attached form and answer the questions.
Click on the attached form and answer the questions.
Creating Value Scales
Creating Value Scales
Value is the range of shadow from light to dark.
Value is the range of shadow from light to dark.
Sabretooth sketch by Frank Frazetta
Today we will practice multiple techniques for shading value scales.
Today we will practice multiple techniques for shading value scales.
First we'll practice making a value scale from evenly blended pencil shading.
You will make a five step value scale, then you will make a ten step value scale.
Notice one box is completely empty. This is your brightest value. Can't get any brighter than the white page.
Then we will practice shading with other techniques.
Hatching is shading using lines all going the same direction.
Crosshatching is shading with lines that intersect.
Stippling is shading with dots.
You will also experiment with creating your own texture to create a value scale.
CLICK THE FILE TAB
CLICK THE FILE TAB
SCROLL DOWN TO SAVE AS and this window will open
SCROLL DOWN TO SAVE AS and this window will open
make sure to save your document correctly
make sure to save your document correctly
Save it in your Art and Media Folder
Save it in your Art and Media Folder
Name it: (FIRST INITIAL+LAST INITIAL) Value
Name it: (FIRST INITIAL+LAST INITIAL) Value
AT THE END OF CLASS...
AT THE END OF CLASS...
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