HONORS ART-2D
Self Portrait in Soft Pastel by Oakley M., Gr.10 (Above)
Portrait of Friend by Violetta W., Gr.10
Portrait of Grandmother in Soft Pastel by Arabella S., Gr.10
Mrs. Bromirski is so proud of all her students! Excellent job, Everyone! It's been another amazing year!
Vacation Places and Memories in Acrylic by Tanvi A. Honors Art III
Landscape Painting in Acrylics, by Violetta W.,
Grade 10, Honors Art II
Value study in charcoal of ripped paper by Maggie L.!
Grade 9, Honors Art I
Interior in one-point perspective, Ink and dip pen, by Cathy Du
Grade 9, Honors Art I
Portrait, Colored Pencil, Katie D.,
Grade 9, Honors Art I
Plaster Cast Study by Oakley M., Honors Art II
Study of multiple vanishing points, digital, by Julianna D
Grade 9, Honors Art I
Pastel Painting (1 of a series of 3) in Acrylics, by Maya J., Grade 11, Honors Art III
Creative doodling in spaces defined by creases in crumpled paper by Jules D.!
Fasceted Gemstones
Color Studies in Gouache
Honors Art II
Printmaking
Celestial Birds, Acrylic, Jack Gerdes, Grade 12
Visual Arts Achievement Award recipient, 2024
Honors Art I Drawing /2DHonors Art I Gallery
Year Course - Level of Instruction: ACC - Credit Value: 5.0
Prerequisite: Departmental Recommendation and Drawing Assessment
Open to students in grades 9-12
Honors Art I-Drawing/2D is a rigorous year-long course appropriate for students who are serious about developing a high level of skill in realism. Observational drawing is the cornerstone of this course. Keeping a sketchbook/journal is required for work done in and out of class throughout the year. Projects will require time spent at home on a regular basis. The course will touch upon a variety of media including graphite, charcoal, pastel, pen & ink, watercolor, and printmaking. The course is designed to prepare students for portfolio development and application to AP Studio Art I. Students must keep a sketchbook for homework and develop a digital presentation for all work created in the course throughout the year. Students who do not enroll in AP Studio Art I may progress to Honors Art II Painting /2D or other art courses to continue their artistic journey.
Honors Art II Painting /2D
Year Course - Level of Instruction: ACC - Credit Value: 5.0Honors Art II Gallery
Prerequisites: Honors Art I-Drawing/2D and Departmental Recommendation
Open to students in grades 10-12
Honors Art II Painting /2D is a rigorous year-long course appropriate for students who are serious about expanding their artistic abilities. Observational painting and color theory & application are the focus of this course. With an emphasis on color, students will explore a variety of media including acrylic paint, watercolor, ink, and gouache, as well as, pastel and printmaking. Projects often require time spent at hHonors Art II Gallery ome. Course assignments are intended to yield portfolio quality work. Opportunities for artistic focus and self-expression expand as the student progresses. Students must keep a sketchbook for homework and develop a digital presentation for all work created in the course throughout the year.
Honors Art III Portfolio /2D
Year Course - Level of Instruction: ACC - Credit Value: 5.0
Prerequisite: Honors Art II Painting /2D and Departmental Recommendation
Open to students in grades 11-12Honors Art III Gallery
Honors Art III Portfolio /2D is a course designed for the advanced art student who wishes to continue to develop their artistic skills. Students choose a concentration theme and creatively design and develop their own projects. Students choose the media they wish to work with, while demonstrating their technHonors Art III Gallery ical skills and creative independence. Students research artists and subjects of personal interest for inspiration. Benchmark deadlines and frequent individual and group critiques. Students must keep a sketchbook for homework and develop a digital presentation for all work created in the course throughout the year.