Fourth grade artists are creating agamograph drawings that change depending on the viewer’s angle. Students are learning about optical illusions and how artists can create movement in their artwork. They will design two images and combine them to create a shifting visual effect. There is lots of self-choice as students decide their subject matter and colors. This project encourages creativity, problem-solving, and careful craftsmanship.
Exploring how art reflects culture, history, and community
Creating artwork inspired by traditions, places, and events
Understanding how art can share ideas about the world around us
Practicing brainstorming and sketching before making a final piece
Revising and improving artwork through reflection
Recognizing that mistakes can lead to new ideas in art
Using art to show personal ideas, interests, and identity
Exploring self-expression through different art styles and media
Recognizing that each artist’s perspective is unique
Design: Creating radial designs with balance and symmetry
Line: Exploring contour drawing to capture edges and details
Color: Working with analogous colors to create unity and harmony
Portraits: Learning proportions of the face and ways to show expression
Value: Learn to create depth, light, and shadow
3D Creation: Sculpting and constructing with different materials