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Welcome to Art Projects
Welcome to Art Projects
Here we will learn many art styles and projects we can do alone and with other people (remember social distancing).
Here we will learn many art styles and projects we can do alone and with other people (remember social distancing).
Summer Time
Summer Time
Summer and vacation for students is here! Use your time and imagination to create art projects during the time. Remember to take it easy, have fun, and stay safe!
CONTENTS
CONTENTS
Narrative Art of Old
Narrative Art of Old
Narrative art is the art of telling a story. Showing an ongoing story or sequence of events over time.
The ancient civilization are the earliest evidence that people told stories through images. The world’s oldest recorded story that archaeologists claim are the cavemen. The first cave painting found was acknowledge to be the era of Paleolithic (from the Stone Age) from between 40,000 to 14,000 years ago.
Activity: Make your own Narrative Art
Activity: Make your own Narrative Art
The bigger the paper the better (you can tape paper together if you want). Depending on the materials you have, you can use crayon, color pencil, painting, charcoal, and so on (painting or charcoal is best to use).
Go through memory lane and remember the most memorable moment in your life. This will be your narrative art that you want to share.
Tell the story using the paper you have by drawing/painting without any words involve. Some ways to tell this story is by strips (like Egyptian) or center focus (like cavemen).
Post an image(s) of your artwork on Instagram or TicTok by using the hashtags:
#pantherpride, #uclafranklinhs, #franklinpanthers, #uclaafterschool
Flip Book Animation
Flip Book Animation
Flip-book is a series of illustrations that creates an animated scene that are bound together in sequence. Flipping the pages rapidly creates the illusion movement for the scene.
Here are some examples of videos on what you need and how to make a flip book.
Here are some examples of videos on what you need and how to make a flip book.
Used stick-notes
Used flashcards
Bought materials for flip-book
Activity: Make your own flip book
Activity: Make your own flip book
Follow along on one of the example videos above and decide the materials you will use (recommended that stick-notes are easier to use).
Create a story and challenge yourself on the amount of work you will put.
Remember to have fun and see your flip book become an animation right before your eyes.
Video and post yourself/someone flipping the flip book and the animation run on Instagram or TicTok by using the hashtags:
#pantherpride, #uclafranklinhs, #franklinpanthers, #uclaafterschool
Artistic DIY Projects
Artistic DIY Projects
DIY stands for Do It Yourself. This means doing the activity of repairing, building, and so on at home by oneself than getting a professional.
In the artistic world, DIY is the time to let the imagination run as oneself create an old into a holder of light lamp. The creation is endless as there are materials and possibilities.
Here are some examples of DIY out there!
Here are some examples of DIY out there!
Astral Light Projector
Paper-cut Light Box
Hairpin Wall Decoration
Dog Plushie
Soda Cap Container
Dreamcatcher
10 Crafty Photo Frames
Back to School Idea
Activity: Create a DIY Yourself
Activity: Create a DIY Yourself
Create at least 3 DIY crafting yourself.
Post an image(s) of your created DIY on Instagram or TicTok by using the hashtags:
#pantherpride, #uclafranklinhs, #franklinpanthers, #uclaafterschool
Challenge yourself by looking around your area and see things that are unused or unimportant. Think of an idea to what the materials can be transformed and become a DIY craft.
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