Room Interior 1
Room Interior 1
Photopea
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1. Project Goals (Feb 10)
1. Project Goals (Feb 10)
SWBAT:
• ANALYZE examples of LINEAR PERSPECTIVE
• Use Linear Perspective to create the illusion of 3D Space and Form in a room interior image
• Use advanced Photopea skills to create and edit image layers
2. Looking Ahead (Feb 10)
2. Looking Ahead (Feb 10)
If you want to do a room interior for your final project, you can use the file you are making here. Or you can make a new one later
3. Learn About 1 Point Perspective (Feb 10)
3. Learn About 1 Point Perspective (Feb 10)
4. Horizontal Set Up File (Feb 10)
4. Horizontal Set Up File (Feb 10)
1. Load Photopea
2. File > New.
3. Name: "Room Interior 1" followed by a space, your last name and then your first.
Example: Room Interior 1 Hooker Martina
4. Enter all of the other settings you see to the left
Vertical Composition Measurements:
Width: 10 Inches
Height: 15.75 Inches
5. Add 3 Vertical Guides (Feb 10)
5. Add 3 Vertical Guides (Feb 10)
1. Add 3 vertical guides to define the left and right edges of your back wall and the vanishing point.
GUIDE SET UP OPTIONS:
• Use the same guide placement as shown left
• Place guides as you wish for a different effect,
6. Add a Horizontal Guide for Horizon Line (Feb 10)
6. Add a Horizontal Guide for Horizon Line (Feb 10)
Example left is at 3.5" on the Vertical Ruler
7. Lock Your Guides (Feb 10)
7. Lock Your Guides (Feb 10)
1. Go to the View Menu to find the LOCK GUIDES option
8. Draw a Rectangle Guide for Back Wall (Feb 10)
8. Draw a Rectangle Guide for Back Wall (Feb 10)
1. Select the rectangle tool and set the fill to none and the stroke to black in the options bar
2. Use the Rectangle Tool to draw a back wall shape and center it with the guides you created in section 4
9. Draw 4 Diagonal Guides (Feb 14)
9. Draw 4 Diagonal Guides (Feb 14)
1. Use the line tool to draw 4 diagonal lines.
2. Make sure your diagonal lines connect to the vanishing point.
3. Make sure your guides intersect the corners of the back wall. (See red arrow)
4. Merge the 5 Shape layers into one layer
10. Texture Tiling (February 14)
10. Texture Tiling (February 14)
Complete Texture Tiling Exercise
SWBAT
1...Tile and merge small texture / patterns in order to maintain image quality
SUBMIT it in the GOOGLE CLASSROOM
11. Copy & Paste a Texture/Pattern to Tile for your Floor (Feb 14)
11. Copy & Paste a Texture/Pattern to Tile for your Floor (Feb 14)
Do a large image search for a floor texture/pattern
2. Copy and Paste a Texture or Pattern for The Floor .
3. Feel free to explore different options
4. Choose just one to use for the floor
12. Tile to Make a Large Floor Layer (Feb 15)
12. Tile to Make a Large Floor Layer (Feb 15)
Use the skills you learned in the texture tiling assignment to create an oversized layer that extends far beyond the edges of your canvas. (See example left)
You will need to have a super sized layer in order to maintain image quality when you transform to the diagonals. (Next section)
You can use feathered edges to make the tiles blend together better (See Feathered Edge Blending)
Be sure to merge so you have one texture / pattern layer in the end.
13. Transform to Diagonal Guides (Feb 15)
13. Transform to Diagonal Guides (Feb 15)
1. Use the following 2 Transform options until you get the floor texture/pattern to line up properly to the diagonal lines.
• Transform > Perspective (Corner Tabs)
In the EDIT MENU. For best results, only click on corner tabs with the Perspective Option• Transform > Distort (Middle Tabs)
IN THE EDIT MENU. For best results, only click on center tabs with the Distort optionIt's ok if the layer is outside the canvas - do it so it looks right
14. Side Walls (Feb 16)
14. Side Walls (Feb 16)
1. Find a pattern or texture for your walls
PATTERN IDEAS: Fleur De Lis • Stripes • Argyle • Gingham • Madras
TEXTURE IDEAS: Marble • Wood Paneling • Concrete • Glass Brick
15. Tile and Merge if Needed (Feb 16 & 17)
15. Tile and Merge if Needed (Feb 16 & 17)
Tile & merge if needed to make your texture/pattern layer extra large like you did for the floor.
16. Transform to Guides (Feb 16 & 17)
16. Transform to Guides (Feb 16 & 17)
1. Use the following 2 Transform options until you get the wall texture/pattern to line up properly to the diagonal lines.
• Transform > Perspective (Corner Tabs)
In the EDIT MENU. For best results, only click on corner tabs with the Perspective Option• Transform > Distort (Middle Tabs)
IN THE EDIT MENU. For best results, only click on center tabs with the Distort optionIt's ok if the layer is outside the canvas - do it so it looks right
17. Duplicate Side Wall & Flip (Feb 18)
17. Duplicate Side Wall & Flip (Feb 18)
1. Option Drag your side wall to make a copy of it.
2. Edit > Transform > Flip Horizontal.
3. Position as needed
18. Create Another Wall & a Ceiling Layer Paint, Texture or Pattern (Feb 18)
18. Create Another Wall & a Ceiling Layer Paint, Texture or Pattern (Feb 18)
1. Create a NEW LAYER and name it "Back Wall" or "Ceiling" Etc.
2. Create a MARCHING ANT selecting
3. Fill with PAINT BUCKET or GRADIENT TOOL
Using painted layers is optional. It's ok to use textures/patterns instead.
How To....
Extension
Extension
Create a new Photopea file with same images size as directed in section 4 above.
Name it "Surreal Env"followed by a space, your last name and then your first name.
Complete Peer Review, Reflection, & Self-Grading (Mar 1 & 2)
Complete Peer Review, Reflection, & Self-Grading (Mar 1 & 2)
Include a
Peer Review
Include a Reflection & Self-Grading
Use the private comment's section for the Peer Review.
Switch seats with a classmate so that you can review each others' work and give feedback. Review the grading criteria (below).
Go to the GC assignment posting
Type your Peer Review into your classmate's Private comment section. Include one compliment and one suggestion based on the grading criteria. Also include your name.
Make sure to have them do the same for you!
If you are having trouble getting someone to do a peer review, let me know
Also include a REFLECTION: What were you successful at? What did you struggle with?
Finally add what grade you think you deserve.
Rubric
Rubric
10 points --- FILE SET UP: Name, print size and resolution are correct
10 points --- GUIDES & DIAGONAL LINES: 3 vertical guides and 1 horizontal guide were created as directed. A rectangle was drawn for the back wall and 4 diagonals were drawn for the side walls. The diagonals are correctly positioned and CONNECT to the vanishing point. The 5 shape layers were MERGED
15 points --- TILING (IMAGE QUALITY): At least two texture pattern layers (floor and walls) were created by NEATLY tiling and merging layers and image quality was maintained.
20 points --- TRANSFORMING: At least 3 layers (Floor and side walls) have been transformed to create diagonals. The transforming is done so that the diagonals CORRECTLY line up to the VANISHING POINT
10 points --- BACK WALL & CEILING: Back wall and ceiling layers were created with painted layers or textures / patterns.
10 points --- NEATNESS & THOUGHTFUL EFFORT: Work looks carefully done and images choices show thoughtful effort.
10 points ---SEPARATE LAYERS:• Each room layer is in a SEPARATE LAYER
5 points --- REFLECTION and SELF-GRADING: Private comment with reflection and self-grading is included
5 points --- PEER REVIEW: is included in the Private Comments section of the GC assignment posting.
5 points --- TIMELY COMPLETION: The assignment is completed no later than a week past the due date
10. Extra Credit
10. Extra Credit
Writing Extension
1. Create a word doc and name it "Surreal Writing (Last name first name)"
2. Google and find a painting by Salvador Dali, Rene Magritte, or Frida Kahlo.
3. Include the name, date of painting, and copy and paste the painting onto the document.
4. Write one short paragraph about what you see in the painting; describe what's in it, placement, colors, etc.
5. Write a second short paragraph with your interpretation of the painting. What does it mean to you? What do you think the artist is trying to express?
6. Write a third short paragraph with research findings about the painting. Include your source(s)
7. Upload it to the drive for extra credit :)
Ikea Furniture Ad
Do Now 1/28/20
Do Now 1/28/20
1. Google Image Search
1. Google Image Search
2. "Surrealism in Advertising"
2. "Surrealism in Advertising"
3. Right-Click on image and download (Save Image As)
3. Right-Click on image and download (Save Image As)
4. Name It: Surreal Ad Last Name First Name
4. Name It: Surreal Ad Last Name First Name
Example Surreal Ad Hooker Martina
5. Upload to your class folder (Adv Comp Design)
5. Upload to your class folder (Adv Comp Design)
Salvador Dali, Sleep, 1937, Oil on Canvas
NB Do Now 1/29/20
NB Do Now 1/29/20
What does Surreal mean?
What does Surreal mean?
Salvador Dali, Sleep, 1937, Oil on Canvas
NB Do Now 1/29/20
NB Do Now 1/29/20
The adjective surreal comes from Surrealism, a movement that produced art that often contained irrational, disjointed images.
The adjective surreal comes from Surrealism, a movement that produced art that often contained irrational, disjointed images.
So, surreal describes something that's a bizarre mix of elements, often jarring and seemingly nonsensical.
So, surreal describes something that's a bizarre mix of elements, often jarring and seemingly nonsensical.
NB Do Now 1/30/20
NB Do Now 1/30/20
Who were some famous surrealists and when did the Surrealist Art movement start?
Who were some famous surrealists and when did the Surrealist Art movement start?
NB Do Now 1/30/20
NB Do Now 1/30/20
Salvador Dali and Rene Magritte were two famous surrealists. Surrealism started in Europe in 1917 and remains a strong influence to this day.
Salvador Dali and Rene Magritte were two famous surrealists. Surrealism started in Europe in 1917 and remains a strong influence to this day.
NB Do Now 1/30
NB Do Now 1/30
Most drawings are done carefully and have details while a sketch only needs to show WHAT will be included, WHERE the different elements will be and HOW they will be represented.
Most drawings are done carefully and have details while a sketch only needs to show WHAT will be included, WHERE the different elements will be and HOW they will be represented.
A sketch can be very rough and even ONLY UNDERSTANDABLE to the artist who draws it.
A sketch can be very rough and even ONLY UNDERSTANDABLE to the artist who draws it.
NYC Visual Arts Benchmarks
NYC Visual Arts Benchmarks
• Art Making
• Developing Art Literacy
• Making Connections Through Visual Arts
• Community and Cultural Resources
• Exploring Careers and Lifelong Learning
Differentiation / Lesson Extension
Differentiation / Lesson Extension
...Students with different abilities can seek assistance from teacher, paraprofessional, or another student
...The students who finish early can ask a classmate if they need help or review
NYC VISUAL ARTS BENCHMARKS
• Developing Art Literacy
• Community and Cultural Resources
• Exploring Careers and Lifelong Learning
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