background - The part of an artwork that seems to be the farthest away from the viewer.
emphasis - A design principle used to make a part of the artwork stand out, show which part of an artwork is most important, or a focal point.
self-portrait - A portrait of an artist made by himself or herself.
subject or subject matter - What an artwork is about.
What is the biggest thing in this painting? Artists can use size to show emphasis. The subject of an artwork is what it is all about.
Millie in the Meadow by Janet Pedersen - Candlewick, 2003. Not in stock.
Tagboard (or File Folders), Scissors, Paper, Water Tempera Paints, Sponges, Paintbrushes, Pencils, Erasers, Small Dishes (to hold paint *optional)
Think of things you do in your neighborhood.
Check list:
- Use stencils to create a neighborhood in the background of your artwork.
- Use size to make yourself stand out in your artwork.
Cut out stencils. Use them to make a neighborhood around the paper.
2. Paint yourself in the middle. Show something you like to do.
Create a concentric design by using an outline with construction paper to layer and expand.