Create your Onomatopoeia word in a Pop Art style. Remember, Pop Art uses bright colors, sometimes bold lines, and uses ideas from popular culture.

Use your own art supplies (paper, pencil, markers, crayons, colored pencil, paint, sharpie, construction paper, scissors, glue, etc.) OR using Google Draw or AutoDraw.com.

Onomatopoeia definition: formation of a word from a sound

Steps:

1. Choose an onomatopoeia word from the list below

2. Draw the word using block or bubble letters

   1. Are your letters all CAPITAL or all lower case, or do they change from lower to UPPER or UPPER to lower

   2. Is there an exclamation point (!)

3. Draw the sound your word would make (pages 5 and 6)

   1. You can look at the chart for ideas or make up your own

4. Choose a color scheme to color in your project

   1. Primary Colors: reds, yellows, blues

   2. Secondary Colors: oranges, greens, violets/purples

   3. Tertiary Colors: red orange, yellow orange, yellow green, blue green, blue violet, red violet

   4. Warm Colors: reds, oranges, yellows, pinks, peaches

   5. Cool Colors: greens, blues, violets/purples

   6. Complementary Colors: Reds & Greens, Oranges & Blues, Yellows & Violets, Red Oranges & Blue Greens, Yellow Oranges & Blue Violets, or Red Violets & Yellow Greens

   7. Neutral Colors: white, gray, black, brown

5. Your word/sound should fill the space. Nothing small!!

6. Create a bold outline for your letters and “sounds”

7. Add color using your own art materials OR using Google Draw/AutoDraw

   1. Every part of your word/sound needs colored neatly using the color scheme of your choice

8. Going above and beyond: add different lines and patterns to your project