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Drawing & Painting.docxWelcome
Welcome
Drawing & Painting is a foundational studio art program emphasizing the fundamentals of drawing, painting, design and color theory. Students in Drawing & Painting will develop an understanding of the elements of art and principles of design using a variety of drawing & painting media. The concepts of composition, expression and craftsmanship will be explored. Students will also engage in reading, writing and discussion activities through art history, art criticism and aesthetics.
element: SPACE
element: SPACE
In terms of art, space is the area around, above, and within an object. With consideration to drawing and painting, our goal is to create the illusion of space. Positive space refers to the main focus of a picture, while negative space refers to the background. When used creatively and intelligently, positive and negative space together can tell a story using visual composition alone.
Goal
Goal
Symbolic Space.pdfResources
Resources
Value Review.pdfTonal Drawing Exercize.pdfValue Reference (Front).pdfValue Reference (Back).pdfElements & Principles
Elements & Principles
Value.pdfSpace.pdfRubric
Rubric
Symbolic Space Rubric.pdfM.C. Escher Reference.pptxStill-Lives: Exploring Value through Measurable Relationships
Still-Lives: Exploring Value through Measurable Relationships
GOAL: Redraw the following still-life (1:1) into your sketchbook. Be mindful of how each shape aligns into each block of the grid when drawing.
GOAL: Redraw the following still-life (1:1) into your sketchbook. Be mindful of how each shape aligns into each block of the grid when drawing.
Value Exercise.pdfDue: Friday, 9/20
Due: Friday, 9/20
GOAL: Redraw the following still-life twice as large (1:2) into your sketchbook. Look for measurable relationships as you work through size and values.
GOAL: Redraw the following still-life twice as large (1:2) into your sketchbook. Look for measurable relationships as you work through size and values.
Scaled Value Exercise.pdfDue: Friday, 9/20
Due: Friday, 9/20
Positive & Negative Space: Applying Graphite through Positive Relationships
Positive & Negative Space: Applying Graphite through Positive Relationships
Positive Relationships
Positive Relationships
Create an illustration that combines two or more objects together. Construct a composition from those images and scale 1:1.5. Creatively block out areas to expose both the positive and negative space from each image.
Positive Relationships.pdfPositive Relationships Rubric.pdf
Posterized Still-Life Painting
Posterized Still-Life Painting
Still-Life Resource.pdfPage updated
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