Art Projects

Here are two videos to help you along the way. Mrs. Park will also do some demonstrations in our first meeting.

• Landscape with coffee

• Eye with coffee

• Be sure to photograph your art and post it in Google Classroom

• Choose a photo from a magazine or printed from online of a face

• Cut out the photo so that the hair and background are no longer attached

• glue to your paper

• paint, draw and collage your hair and background using lots of line and detail.

• Be sure to photograph your art and post it in Google Classroom

• Recreate a famous artwork. You can find artists and works HERE if you need help choosing an artwork

• Use items you can find around your home or make items using paper, cardboard and paint, anything you can find really to make your photo awesome!

• Think about your background and lighting for your photo

• Make sure you have filled out and sent in your photo release form so I can post your image

• Be sure to post your photo and an image of the artwork you copied in Google Classroom

• Follow along with the video

• Use drawing pencils for this piece

• Draw large! Don't make a tiny drawing!

• Be sure to photograph your art and post it in Google Classroom

• Follow along with the video

• Use drawing pencils for this piece

• Draw large! Don't make a tiny drawing!

• Be sure to photograph your art and post it in Google Classroom

• Create your own digital mosaic following the instructions on the video

• You can choose any subject matter you like and you can try the more advanced techniques if you desire.

• Be sure to post your artwork in Google Classroom

• Cut your potato in half

• Carve your potato stamp

• Apply Paint to your potato stamp

• Press your stamp onto your paper to create patterns and designs

• Be sure to photograph your art and post it in Google Classroom

• Create your own earthwork (an artwork made from nature) based on the work by Andy Goldsworthy

• Use items you can find in your yard and be creative!

• Be sure to photograph your art and post it in Google Classroom

• Watch the video to learn some techniques for creating cardboard sculptures

• you can use liquid glue or hot glue to attach your different pieces

• Be sure to have lots of details and varieties of textures

• You can choose any subject matter you desire. it can be realistic or abstract

• When photographing your artwork you might want to take it outside or put it against a wall that has a solid color background and good lighting.

• Be sure to photograph your art and post it in Google Classroom

• Cut magazine or construction paper into strips of different widths.

• Begin rolling up your strips into circular coils and glue them along the way.

• Blow up a balloon to the size that you want your bowl

• Use liquid glue and begin gluing your coils to the top of the balloon and add glue in-between each coil to attach them to one another.

• Fill in any gaps with glue

• Once it is all dry pop your balloon and your done!!

• When photographing your artwork you might want to take it outside or put it against a wall that has a solid color background and good lighting.

• Be sure to photograph your art and post it in Google Classroom