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What to turn in:
What to turn in:
1) Notes/ questions
2) Emoji practice
3) Project
Notes/Questions
Notes/Questions
Emoji Artist Yung Jake __ 60 Second Docs.mp4Meet the artist
Meet the artist
Yung Jake
Yung Jake
Answer questions and submit on Google classroom assignment.
1) Do you think this is considered art? Why or why not?
2) What is your experience with digital art? What was it?
3) Are you interested in doing digital art?
Program
Program
Practice
Practice
Practice #1
Practice #1
Practice #2
Practice #2
Experiment! Submit an art work using emoji ink. This is for participation for you to experiment with the medium. Take a picture and submit on google classroom.
It can be anything appropriate and must take up a lot of space.
Pick an object you want to make emoji art out of. Try to use more than 5 emojis ( different colors and sizes) to help you make it look real. Practice before the real project.
Send picture of emoji art with reference picture t google classroom
How can I get an A?
How can I get an A?
A
A lot of emojis and values.
B
Used 5+ emojis but needs more value to make it look real.
C
Used minimum emojis and looks okay.
D/F
Used less than 5 emojis
Rushed/not real looking.
Project
Project
How to video
How to video
Goal: Create a emoji art of someone or an object with background!
Requirements:
Must be made of emojis (Use 5 or more types.)
Object/person shouldn't have white gaps (cover the space.)
Value (yes or no).
Complete rubric questions
Step 1
Find person/object you want to draw.
Step 2
Open emoji ink. (Click an emoji to get started.)
Step 3
Create outline then layer with many emojis
Step 4
Fill out rubric and turn in on google classroom.
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