APR 7: FABRIC PET PORTRAIT COLLAGE
JUN 24: PET PORTRAIT COLLAGE/ DRAWING FACES
JUN 30: PORTRAIT PLAY PROJECT
JUL : PORTRAIT PLAY
JUL: MOON WOMAN
JUL : MOON WOMAN
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AUG : EBENEZER STONE
EBENEZER STONE
AUG: SHIBORI FABRIC MAKING
AUG: FABRIC SPOOLS
COLOR STUDY; KELLEE WYNNE
MAY ; CONEFLOWERS
MAY : VISUAL DIARY
DRAW
SHADOWS
BUILD TO LIGHTER VALUES
apply collage
apply fluid paints
map composition
7 Face Drawing Guidelines.pdf
karen's guidelines
Drawing Portraits
practice, practice, practice!
SMALL DETAIL COLLAGE
EYES
paper landscapes
sashiko stitching
Sashiko (刺し子?, literally “little stabs”) is a form of decorative reinforcement stitching (or functional embroidery) from Japan. Traditional sashiko was used to reinforce points of wear, or to repair worn places or tears with patches. Today this running stitch technique is often used for purely decorative purposes in quilting and embroidery. The white cotton thread on the traditional indigo blue cloth gives sashiko its distinctive appearance, though decorative items sometimes use red thread.
Choose 3 denim scraps.
Learn the running stitch and the cross stich.
Assemble a collage of swatches
At home complete the Sachiko stitching. Complete by March 31
PROJECT: POLAR BEAR IN GOUACHE
APPLIC ATION OF THE ELEMENTS OF ART AND EMPHASIS AS A DESIGN PRINCIPLE
PROJECT: THE VISUAL DIARY
Create a personal visual diary for each month.
Record each day as a whole, or the most important aspect of that day, or the most memorable part or anything felt was important.
All days should be executed in the same style, color scheme, and art medium.
Reflect on your day:
What did you do today?
How did you feel today?
Whom did you meet today?
What happened in the world, country, town, school today?
What was the weather line? Did it affect your day?
How was your family today?
Were you busy or lazy?
Did you go shopping? What did you buy?
Did your dog eat your homework today?
2. Pick one event that you think can describe your day.
3. Record that event and illustrate it (sketch). Make sure to include the date.
Illustrate this event by sketching an image that would describe it. The image itself should convey the message.
You can add a few words if need to (as a part of the design)...
Use one to three words for the caption (below the design).
Incorporate a date into design.
Decide on colors and style to represent a happy day, a boring day, or a sad day...
Use colors in your worksheet design.
4. Finalizing the weekly diary:
Execute 7 drawings/paintings for each day of the week on illustration boards.
Use any media you want to.
Keep all weekly pictures in the same style and medium.
Don't forget the dates!
PROJECT: MAGPIE HEARTS
PROCESS ART/ A REFLECTION ON AN EMOTION
THE PORTFOLIO
Your final portfolio should represent your current skill level and development as an artist.
It should show:
Your skills in your preffered media
Your experimentation with other media
Your personal style and creative voice
Drawing skills (including from observation!!)
Creative problem solving ability
Ability to reflect on and write about your creative process.
YOUR SKETCHBOOK
Keep your visual journal. Things to work on:
live sketches from observation (things, buildings, animals, etc.)
gesture drawing (people sketches from observation)
daily journal with illustrations
illustrations
character development
studies (forms, shading, portraits, hands, etc)
prompts
your choice of subject
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