Sketchbook #4-3
>> Monday, May 9, 2011
Choose 2 ordinary objects at home which are related, but are not the same size at all - like the front door and a key; an apple and a refrigerator. Draw the two objects as if they are the same size, and draw them as if they have a new relationship to that size - the key is as big is the door and can only lean on it; the apple is so big that it occupies the entire inside of the refrigerator. Be inventive - think of your own 2 related objects and draw the details carefully!
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>> Monday, May 2, 2011
Divide a piece of paper into squares. It can be any amount from 4 - 16.
Find an everyday object in your house. Draw the object a different way in each of your squares. You might try looking from a different angle, focusing on one part, distorting the object, altering the colours, etc. Let your creative juices flow!!
Sketchbook #4-1
>> Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Term 4 Assignments
>> Friday, March 18, 2011
All Assignements are due by June 17
Links can be found in the right hand column
Visual Arts 10
Essay
Art Critique
Sketchbook
Choose 3 of the following 5 projects:
Mask
Paper Mache Fish
Decorative Art
Mosaic
Self-Portrait Collage
Art Foundations 11
Writing Assignment
Art Critique
Powerpoint Questions
Nature Sculpture
Masterpiece Reinterpreted
Woven Photo
Photo Essay
Sketchbook #3-6
>> Monday, March 14, 2011
Sketchbook #3-5
>> Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Sketchbook #3-4
>> Monday, February 28, 2011
Sketchbook #3-3
>> Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Create an artwork using non-traditional materials or media. These might be: make-up; food substances; natural substances – crushed flower petals, berries, etc.; and other materials such as white out or shoe polish
Sketchbook #3-1
>> Monday, February 7, 2011
>> Friday, January 7, 2011
Here are your assignments for Term 3, ending April 8. All assignments are due on or before this date.
Visual Arts 10:
Writing Assignment #3
Art Critique #3
Sketchbook Activities
Watercolour Techniques - Please take a look at the information in the "Watercolour Introduction" and "Watercolour Videos" to help with this assignment.
Watercolour Squares - You will use the skills you learned in "Watercolour Techniques"
Fauve Landscape
Van Gogh Portrait
Art Foundations 11:
Writing Assignment #3
Art Critique #3
Culture Comparison Powerpoint Questions
3-D Painting - Please view "Getting Started with Papier Mache" and "Papier Mache Tips" to help with this assignment.
City-Scape Bas Relief
Encaustic Painting
Sketchbook #2-7
>> Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Sketchbook #2-6
>> Monday, December 13, 2010
Sketchbook #2-5
>> Monday, December 6, 2010
Choose an enclosed space such as a kitchen cabinet, a television, an oven, a refrigerator, in a drawer or a closet. What human qualities do the objects in the enclosed space assume when no one is watching? Do the mustard bottles dance? Do the socks play cards? Fill your page with details . . . be sure and show the interior of the space as well as the objects.
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>> Tuesday, November 30, 2010
“My hands are full of...” You are to make a drawing of your two hands holding something. It can be done in colored pencil or graphite. You must use 3-dimensional shading to create believable 3-dimensional form. Figure out where the light is coming from and make believable highlights and shadows.
Due Dates
>> Friday, November 19, 2010
Here are your due dates for Term 2 Assignments:
Art 10:
Essay - November 5
Parable Comic or Focus Drawing - November 12
Art Critique - November 19
O'Keefe Pastel or Grid Distortion - December 3
Creation Handscape - December 17
Arcimboldo Portrait - January 7
Sketchbook - January 14
Art 11:
Essay - November 5
Assignment #1 - November 12
Art Critique - November 19
Assignment #2 - December 3
Powerpoint Questions - December 10
Assignment #3 - January 14
Please remember, these due dates are suggestion for the term. However, all work is due by the end of term.
Sketchbook #2-2
>> Monday, November 15, 2010
Select a single word that brings to mind a mental picture. Sketch what is brought to mind, and include the word somewhere on your page.
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