graphic art - A kind of artwork that can be used over and over in products, advertisements, and signs.
variety - A design principle used to add interest to an artwork by using many different objects and art elements (line, shape, color, form, etc...).
Most paintings and sculptures must be viewed in museums or art galleries. Graphic arts, such as advertisements, can be viewed almost anywhere. Artists create images that can be printed over and over in magazines, on posters, billboards, and television.
Cactus Brand Oranges by Unknown Artist is an advertisement for oranges. The artist has included details to help people remember the product. What would you remember about this advertisement? How did the artist create variety?
Now look at Panda Print by Johanna Kriesel. What does this poster advertise? This graphic artist used a computer drawing program to draw and color her artwork. What lines, shapes, and colors did she use to create variety?
The Hatmaker's Sign: A Story by Benjamin Franklin by Candace Fleming. In stock: read-aloud
Sketchbook, Colored Pencils, White Paper
Think about a design for the front cover of a cereal box. Think of a name for your cereal, sketch some ideas.
Check list:
- Create the front cover of a cereal box in a graphic artwork style.
- Use different lines, shapes, and colors to create variety.
Design a front cover of a cereal box. Use colored pencils and paper to create your design. Include letters and details to help people remember your product.
Use different lines, shapes, and colors to create variety.
Photograph sketches as well as completed artwork.
"Add" (attach) to Google Classroom assignment.
"Mark as done" to submit your work for a grade.
Create a design for your favorite place to visit and use creative lettering for the name.