Assignment: create a drawing of a guitar and transform it using Picasso's cubism style.
Materials: white paper, pencil, instrument tracing sheet (if needed), color pencils, oil pastels, markers, ruler
Lesson introduction: Picasso & Cubism post
1. Outline, trace or draw guitar in pencil
2. Use ruler to dissect the image
3. Color pieces of image using cool monochromatic colors
4. Fill out rubric
Saturday, November 30, 2013
Picasso Cubism
Monday, November 25, 2013
Pablo Picasso vs. Bob Ross
Do Now:
watch the following video-http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGN5xaQkFk0
Assignment:
Assignment:
Picasso 8th
Grade Art- Rap Battles of History
Pablo Picasso vs. Bob
Ross
Directions: After watching the Rap Battle of
History research and answer the following questions using the websites listed (or google). You can
either write the answers here or email me the answers amie.mette@inwoodacademy.org
1. Who is Bob Ross?
2. Who is Pablo Picasso? Include 3 facts
about him.
3. In the battle why does “Picasso” call
himself MC Dali, who is Dali?
4. In the battle “Ross” tells “Picasso”
he must be on his blue period, what is Picasso’s Blue Period?
5. In the battle why does “Ross” call
himself Jackson Pollock, who is Pollock?
6. In the battle “Ross” calls “Picasso”
a Rubik cubist, why did he say that instead of Rubik cube?
7. In the battle “Ross” says he is "dropping bombs like Guernica”, what is Guernica?
8. In the battle “Ross” mentions cadmium
yellow and titanium white, why?
9. Use the information to decide WHO
WON? Explain.
10. Research Picasso’s paintings write
the title of your favorite and why you chose it.
Extension- Finished???
Great Work! Use this
sheet and oil pastels to draw a piece inspired by Picasso.
Websites:
Monday, November 18, 2013
Longest line step 1
Rules: The line has to fill the whole sheet and you may not pick up your marker from the sheet! The line may not hit or cross itself. And, the most important: the line has to end at the point it started. So be sure you're back in the beginning in time!
1. Start in a corner and draw ONE line, the longest line: curved, straight, zigzag, with angles etc.
2. Draw with a pencil three or four geometric shapes on your sheet.
3. Choose three colors marker per shape and color them.
4. Outline your shapes with a thin black sharpie.
1. Start in a corner and draw ONE line, the longest line: curved, straight, zigzag, with angles etc.
2. Draw with a pencil three or four geometric shapes on your sheet.
3. Choose three colors marker per shape and color them.
4. Outline your shapes with a thin black sharpie.
Friday, November 8, 2013
Abstract Impressionism DAY 1
Abstract Impressionism Scavenger Hunt
Directions: Using the websites noted in the last blog post answer the following questions.
Email me the answers at amie.mette@inwoodacademy.org
Please include the date and your class number in the subject line.
1. Where was Norman Lewis from?
2. What is the Spiral Group?
3. What is abstract impressionism?
**Blogger Comments**
Post the title and artist of your favorite abstract impressionism painting under the comments section of this post, make sure to include your name!
ipad Painting Planning
Use your ipad to create a rough draft of the painting you want to create next class. Choose from one of the ipad art apps to create a plan for your abstract impressionism painting.
Think about COLOR, STYLE, and DESIGN. The lines should be short and build up to a larger design. Remember this is abstract art so it does not have to look realistic.
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
1920's Artist- Norman Lewis
Norman Lewis is an African American abstract artist from the 1920s. He was part of the art movement called abstract impressionism. Click on the websites below to answer the online scavenger hunt questions about his artwork and and the abstract impressionism movement.
Abstract Impressionism
Abstract Impressionism is Art of abstract painting where the artist expresses themselves through the use of colors, with no need of objective representations. In Abstract Impressionism small brushstrokes builds large area of painting. They exhibit control of large abstract areas, expressing the artist's mental focus on inner emotions and wisdom.
Painting by Milton Resnick
Look Up more info on Abstract Impressionism here
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