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 AP Studio Art

• • Students will leave this course with a complete portfolio as outlined in the AP Studio Art Exam requirements.

  • Students will create additional portfolio samples (8x10 hard copy of artwork, CD containing portfolio artwork, and website designed to display individual artwork).

  •  Students will create a concentration of work (12) based of an idea of their choice.  This idea needs to be well thought out, researched, and developed.

  • Students will learn how to do research using a notebook-type journal.

  • Student will create a variety of work, showing their expertise in the elements and principles of design.

  • Student will exhibit an understanding of the human figure and proportion.

  • Students will be able to write and discuss personal opinions about their own art and the works of others.

 Honors Art

• • Students will begin developing a AP related portfolio.

  • Students will create a 8x10 hard copy of artwork.

  • Students will learn how to do research using a notebook-type journal.

    • Student will create a variety of work, showing their expertise in the elements and principles of design.

    • Students will begin studying the human figure and learn about ratio and proportion.

    • Students will create abstract and non-objective works from researched ideas.

      • Students will be able to write and discuss personal opinions about their own art and the works of others.

      • Students will create an altered book of abstract, problem-solving, and creative ideas.

 Painting

• •  Students will begin with begin by reviewing basic drawing skills.

  • Students will review the elements and principles of design.

  • Students will learn basic color theory, paint mixing, and effects.

  • Students will begin studying the human figure and learn about ratio and proportion.

  • Students will create abstract and non-objective works from researched ideas.

  • Students will create an altered book of abstract, problem-solving, and creative ideas.

  • Students will learn how to use and be encouraged to work from personal photographs (landscape) and live objects (still life).

 Drawing 

• •  Students will learn and study the elements and principles of design.

  • Students will begin studying the human figure and learn about ratio and proportion.

  • Students will create abstract and non-objective works from researched ideas.

  • Students will begin working in a sketchbook and recording their ideas and research.

  • Students will understand and be able to demonstrate 1&2 point perspective.

  • Students will experiment with many drawing media (pastel, oil pastel, ink, graphite, prismacolor, and charcoal)