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Introduction Questions. Discuss with a partner.
What does Abstract mean?Â
Think of the three things that help us create Abstract pictures.
What is a Self-Portrait a picture of?
Students will create a Self-Portrait inspired by Pablo Picasso's Cubism style.Â
Students will create a Self-Portrait inspired by Pablo Picasso's Cubism style.Â
This is considered to be a 4 art class, or 4 week project.
This is considered to be a 4 art class, or 4 week project.
Students will create 1 Abstract Self-Portrait using creativity.
Students will create 1 Abstract Self-Portrait using creativity.
- Cubism- Artwork made with shapes. Cubism is very Abstract or not-realistic.
- Realistic- Looks real: how things really are.
- Abstract- Not realistic. Lines, Shapes, and Colors.
- Creativity- To try out new ideas or new or different ways of doing things. Using your imagination.
Materials to be used: Pencil, paper, Oil Crayons (Pastels) or color pencils or crayons.Â
Materials to be used: Pencil, paper, Oil Crayons (Pastels) or color pencils or crayons.Â
Realistic
Abstract
- How things really are.
- Not Realistic. Made with Lines Shapes, and Colors.
Student Examples
Picasso Self-Portrait Introduction Slides and Video.
Picasso Self-Portrait Introduction Slides and Video.
Optional: short video about Pablo Picasso.
Optional: short video about Pablo Picasso.
Picasso Self-Portrait Demonstration Video 1.
Picasso Self-Portrait Demonstration Video 1.
Cubism Demo Video 1.mp4Cubism Self-Portrait Demonstration Video 2. Creating the eyes and nose.
Cubism Self-Portrait Demonstration Video 2. Creating the eyes and nose.
Picasso Portrait Eyes and Nose.mp4Cubism Self-Portrait Demonstration Video 3.
Cubism Self-Portrait Demonstration Video 3.
Picasso Self Portrait Demo video 3.mp4Cubism Self-Portrait Demonstration Video 4. Final Video Demonstration.
Cubism Self-Portrait Demonstration Video 4. Final Video Demonstration.
Picasso Self Portrait Demo Video 4.mp4Page updated
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