monochromatic painting

Mono- One
Chroma- Color/ pigment

MONOCHROMATIC

 

the left is a shade .. why? the right is a tint... why?

 

Lesson

 

1. Take a photo with your phone of a magnified object or zoomed in image.  (you may do a face) 

2. Put the image on your desktop

3. put it into iphoto and edit it so that it is black and white

4. place your image in my teacher drop box (Ryba) 

5. I will print your image 

6. Begin drawing your black and white image

 

 

 

Elements of ART

ELEMENTS OF ART: The visual components of color, form, line, shape, space, texture, and value.

Today we are going to concentrate on 

 As an element of visual art, line is the use of various marks, outlines and implied lines in artwork and design. A line has a width, direction, and length. A line's width is sometimes called its "thickness".

 On your paper I want you to take 2 minutes and draw as many different types of lines as you can. GO!

Take a look at these different drawing of lines , did you make any of these lines or did you have totally different types of line? 

Different types of line combined create full forms or images. 

 Look at the object on your table or take something you have in your pocket and place it in front of you. 
Begin drawing it using this contour style. ( your pencil should not leave the paper) 

Blind Contour 

Each of your are going to be drawing a blind contour of either the object on your table or of something you had in your pocket. 

Designing using line

DO NOT START DESIGNING IN THE CENTER!! REMEMBER NO "GOOD" COMPOSITION STARTS WITH THE FOCAL POINT IN THE CENTER.

Think about a theme or subject you would like ALL of your designs to relate to. Ex Ocean, garden etc...

 

Final Grid drawing

When selecting the photograph you want to draw consider the 

GOOD COMPOSITION RULES

 RULE OF THIRDS

 VARYING BASELINES

 EVEN POS. NEG. SPACE

ZOOM IN

Once you have found the image you wish to draw please drop box it in my 4th period drop box. It is still under the name RYBA. 

I will print them for you

Grid Picture

Today is the first introduction to using a grid method to help you draw. 

All of you will be given a picture with a grid on it and a blank grid next to it . You are going to replicating the original image in the blank grid space. 
You will be completing two small grid drawings today. 
Once you are done please find a picture you wish to draw for our large grid project. 

 Requirements:
No CARTOONS 
NO DRAWINGS OR PAINTINGS!!
NO  SIMPLE LANDSCAPES 
Must follow the rules of a good composition!!!!!!!
it's best if you took the picture, but you do not have to. 
MUST BE ABLE TO PRINT IT. MUST HAVE IT TOMORROW!!
 

FINAL

You have today until your final day to complete your art final. 

Each of you will be selecting an artist from a hat that you will be inspired by for your final. 

Once you have selected your artist you will research their works. All of you will be adding your "MARSHMALLOWY" touch to these already famous paintings. 

You must use a medium of color, but NO COLORED PENCILS!

 Joan Miro

Paul Gauguin 

Google Sketch Up

All of you are going to be acting as architects and designing your very own interactive space. 

We are going to be using a program called Google Sketch Up to help turn our 2D flat drawing into a virtual space. 

Here are some examples of interactive spaces you could design

* water park

* dog park

* skate park 

*  playground

* tree house

* etc...

The first order of business is to draw a well thought out blue print of your architectural space. This needs to have complete detail!!