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Artist Statement
Artist Statement
1 Describe: form, media, subject matter, important elements
2 Deconstruct: Analyze + Interpret
Analyze = Highlight the Art principles and elements, symbols that you really want the viewer to know more about
Interpret = Explain how mood, message and meaning are communicated through the use of lines, shapes, colors, symbols and any other important elements in your work.
4 Reflect: Refer to aspects of the Studio Habits of Mind to talk about how your PROCESS + ARTWORK are successful and how it connects to your life and who you are.
Download your preferred shop front
Use the 'preview' app to reduce the color saturation to 0%.
Choose the direction you want the front of the shop to face (east or west)
Add your horizon + VP1 + VP2 and your initial vertical line to mark the corner of the building.
Commence adding key lines in two point perspective.
Erase any unnecessary lines and shade all surfaces that face away from the light source
View Mateusz's live video here
Good Life Goals - Pack of Actions - SDG.pdfSculpt Unit - Facing our Future
Sculpt Unit - Facing our Future
The Good Life Goals are based on each of the SDGs
Think about which one has the most impact upon your life.
Think about which one really concerns you and is impacting people, nature and our planet.
Which one are you most interested in exploring through your ceramic sculpture project?
Two-point Perspective Drawing
Two-point Perspective Drawing
SCULPT
SCULPT
SDG Resources for Students be sure click on your chosen SDG and look for the infographic that you can download, read and use to inspire your design.
If the above link is not working use this LINK instead. You can access "Why it matters" + the Infographics for each SDG.
Creative Commons Images
Creative Commons Images
Creative Commons Videos
Creative Commons Videos
ICONS
ICONS
End of Semester 1 Links
End of Semester 1 Links
5A S1 Process Photos (ALT LINK)
5A S1 Process Photos (ALT LINK)
5B S1 Process Photos (ALT LINK)
5B S1 Process Photos (ALT LINK)
Criteria Ideas for Evaluating Works of Art
Criteria Ideas for Evaluating Works of Art
PRINCIPLES
Contrast
Balance
Movement
Emphasis
Proportion
Rhythm
Unity
ELEMENTS
Line
Shape
Form
Space
Value
Texture
Color
PROCESS
Ask
Imagine
Composition
Sketch
Underpainting
Base colors
Details
Shadows
Highlights
Use feedback
OTHER
Style
Technique
Media
Time Period
Cultural context
Impact
Creativity
Composition
Story Telling
Subject matter
Presentation
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