Monday, September 18, 2017

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Wednesday, April 5, 2017

Organic Coil Examples

Wednesday, April 5th I introduced the Ceramics unit.  If you were absent, please review the Coil PowerPoint under the "Ceramics" pages tab.  Also, make sure to complete the "Organic Coil Worksheet" and bring in a plastic bag to keep your clay in.

Organic Coil Examples

Thursday, March 2, 2017

Introduction to Impasto Painting


Acrylic Paints (Current Project)


Van Gogh InterpretationStandards: 9.1 A-E; 9.2 A-G,J-L; 9.3 A-G; 9.4 B,C,D  
  Media and Technique students learned about the artist Vincent van Gogh and his style of impasto painting.  Students interpreted van Gogh's paintings and then altered the images to change the story. Students then wrote stories to go along with their own paintings and presented the stories during the critique at the conclusion of the project.  

Impasto van Gogh Interpretations
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Strongly Evident
9
Evident
6
Some Evidence
3
Not Apparent
Craftsmanship – Paint is applied neatly and with intent.  Different areas of picture are clearly defined and each area mixes at least two colors.




Technique – Effective use of Impasto technique.  Accurate representation of the various textures in your image.




Color and line –Effective use of color and line to express emotion.  Good choices of each to enhance your imagery to show your interpretation and changes.




Productivity – Efficient use of class time, project shows your best effort.  Took time and worked quietly and   efficiently. 




Composition- Entire page filled with imagery.  Careful attention to detail.  Interpretation fits canvas or canvas was cropped to fit image.




           

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Tuesday, January 10, 2017

Introduction to Watercolor

Check out the watercolor tutorials below for the following techniques we will be using in class:

Tuesday, January 10th:
1. Wash
2. Graded (Gradient) wash
3. Dry Brush
4. Wet on Wet
5. Water Drop
6. Lift Off

Wednesday, January 11th:
7. Spatter
8. Crayon Resist
9. Rubber Cement Resist
10. Salt Resist
11. Glazing