Bottled up Emotions
Bottled up Emotions
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Essential Questions?
Essential Questions?
Can you control your emotions well? How?
When are emotions a problem?
Are you generally a positive person or a negative person?
Do you find it easy to explain your feelings to another person? If not, why is it difficult?
The color monster......
The color monster......
Create a monster that shows an emotion.
Think about the expression of your monsters face so it matches your emotion
look at basic shapes
draw light until you got it right
draw big fill the space
a little spot of feelings
a little spot of feelings
Connections between FEELINGS and EMOTIONS
Connections between FEELINGS and EMOTIONS
We all experience FEELINGS and EMOTIONS everyday. Learning when and why they show up can help you make friends, stay safe, motive you and give you CONFIDENCE.
We all experience a lot of FEELINGS but there are only a few EMOTIONS, FEELING can either be the reactions to an EMOTION or FEELING can cause and EMOTION.
Wassily Kandinsky ARTIST THAT INSPIRE
Wassily Kandinsky ARTIST THAT INSPIRE
Wassily Kandinsky (1866 - 1944) was a Russian born artist who made his name working in Germany in an art style called Expressionism. Expressionists wanted to use art to express their feelings and emotions, usually through bold us of line and color.
Kandinsky studied law and economics in school, and was very successful in his career, but he also loved art, and eventually decided to do art full time, even becoming an art teacher. As a child he was also interested in music, learning to play both the piano and the cello, and this was an interest that inspired a lot of his art. In fact, many of his paintings were titled as if they were songs or musical works, like "Composition" and "Improvisation."
The other thing that Kandinsky was inspired by was COLOR. He felt that color could convey emotion even without showing any particular object or figure. Color on its own could tell the story of his art. Kandinsky was one of the first artists who painted purely ABSTRACT works of art, meaning he abandoned any reference to recognizable reality in his work. He thought of doing this one day by accident: he went into his art studio as the sun was going down and noticed a painting on the easel. He said it was so lovely that he could not stop staring at it, even though as he looked at it he couldn't tell what the subject was, but only noticed the color patches. Finally he got closer to the painting and realized that it was his own painting standing on its side! This is when he decided that he no longer had to have subjects in his paintings, and that he could rely on line and color.
Kandinsky made many paintings that explored the various emotional and expressionistic uses of color. He would often combine different shapes with different colors to see which felt most "right," and he would paint certain colors next to each other to see how they would play off against each other. "Square with Concentric Circles" is one of those color studies. He made several versions of this, always using loose brushwork and very bright, saturated colors. Notice how the color red, for instance, looks different when it is next to colors like yellow and orange (colors next to red on the color wheel) than when the same red is next to green or blue (colors opposite to red on the color wheel).
Kandinsky studied law and economics in school, and was very successful in his career, but he also loved art, and eventually decided to do art full time, even becoming an art teacher. As a child he was also interested in music, learning to play both the piano and the cello, and this was an interest that inspired a lot of his art. In fact, many of his paintings were titled as if they were songs or musical works, like "Composition" and "Improvisation."
The other thing that Kandinsky was inspired by was COLOR. He felt that color could convey emotion even without showing any particular object or figure. Color on its own could tell the story of his art. Kandinsky was one of the first artists who painted purely ABSTRACT works of art, meaning he abandoned any reference to recognizable reality in his work. He thought of doing this one day by accident: he went into his art studio as the sun was going down and noticed a painting on the easel. He said it was so lovely that he could not stop staring at it, even though as he looked at it he couldn't tell what the subject was, but only noticed the color patches. Finally he got closer to the painting and realized that it was his own painting standing on its side! This is when he decided that he no longer had to have subjects in his paintings, and that he could rely on line and color.
Kandinsky made many paintings that explored the various emotional and expressionistic uses of color. He would often combine different shapes with different colors to see which felt most "right," and he would paint certain colors next to each other to see how they would play off against each other. "Square with Concentric Circles" is one of those color studies. He made several versions of this, always using loose brushwork and very bright, saturated colors. Notice how the color red, for instance, looks different when it is next to colors like yellow and orange (colors next to red on the color wheel) than when the same red is next to green or blue (colors opposite to red on the color wheel).
Draw Music
Draw Music
CREATE art that expresses your feelings about the music you are listening to.
Play music and draw with a permanent marker what the music sounds like to you on the paper.
Draw lines and shapes that express what you are feeling.
PAINTING CIRCLES OF EMOTIONS THROUGH COLOR
PAINTING CIRCLES OF EMOTIONS THROUGH COLOR
KANDINSKY "SQUARES WITH CONCENTRIC CIRCLES"
body tracing affirmation.....
body tracing affirmation.....
The way i feel....
The way i feel....
FACIAL Expressions
FACIAL Expressions
Draw a portrait showing a facial expression.
I wish ......
I wish ......
Gratitude hearts....
Gratitude hearts....
Create 20 shapes in side the heart and color each space with a color that feels like a specific Person, Place, or THings that you LOVE or are grateful for.
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