Project Dates will be posted here but Art projects will take us 4-5 in class work days to start and complete. Students should plan to try and be here every day but will be able to use Lyceum or morning tutoring to catch up should they get sick or have to miss school.
Project Absence Policy - Because 4-5 days is a long project time, sometimes absences are expected. Students may work through art history should they have 1 or more absences but must turn in the project by the end of our art history presentation.
Project #1 - August - Abstract Art
Project #2 - September - Contour Lines
Project #3 - October - Value with Chess Pieces
Project #4 - November - Full Value Range Still Life
Project #5 - November - Grids and Color
Project #6 - December- Portraiture
The student must be able to create an entirely abstract artwork (color is optional) using the elements of art we've discussed in class.
Line
Shape
Form
Value
Color (Optional)
They must also be able to identify if their piece has Asymmetrical Balance, Symmetrical Balance, or even Radial Balance.
The criteria are as follows:
Craftsmanship
Composition
Originality
Shading with pencil or colored in
Time Management/Participation
The student must be able to create an entirely contour line drawing of 5 objects using the skills we've built in art.
The criteria are as follows:
Craftsmanship (Clean linework, H to sketch)
Composition (Portrait vs Landscape, fill up the page)
Accuracy of Observation (pencil measuring)
Use of Materials (H pencils to sketch, B to darken)
Time Management/Participation
The student must be able to create and use a grid to transfer a small collage artwork onto a much bigger paper. Students will learn about color and color mixing using oil pastels.
The criteria are as follows:
Craftsmanship (Clean linework, H to sketch)
Composition (Portrait vs Landscape, fill up the page)
Accuracy of Observation (pencil measuring)
Use of Materials (H pencils to sketch, B to darken)
Time Management/Participation
The student must be able to tone a paper and draw 2 (black and white) chess pieces with a full range of value.
The criteria are as follows:
Craftsmanship (Clean linework, H to sketch)
Composition (Portrait vs Landscape, fill up the page)
Accuracy of Observation (pencil measuring)
Use of Materials (H pencils to sketch, B to darken)
Time Management/Participation
The student must be able to tone a paper and draw 2 (black and white) chess pieces with a full range of value.
The criteria are as follows:
Craftsmanship (Clean linework, H to sketch)
Composition (Portrait vs Landscape, fill up the page)
Accuracy of Observation (pencil measuring)
Use of Materials (H pencils to sketch, B to darken)
Time Management/Participation
The student must be able to create a portrait of a classmate or a self-portrait with a mirror. The student should aim for accurate proportions and realistic shading.
The criteria are as follows:
Craftsmanship (Clean linework, H to sketch)
Composition (Portrait vs Landscape, fill up the page)
Accuracy of Observation (pencil measuring)
Use of Materials (H pencils to sketch, B to darken)
Time Management/Participation