3RD grade



I can use complimentary Colors to create contrast in an artwork.

Introduce David Garibaldi as an artist who uses contrast in his artworks.





2. Practice Contrast with highlighters on copy paper in sketchbook.
3. Record complementary colors in sketchbook.

Bioluminescence






I can create various values of color using mixing techniques.





Movement in Art
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People

Lesson Idea: Here
Movement Line Ideas
 
3:06 Motion: Action Lines & Motion Smearing














Complementary Colors 
Learning Goal:  I can create art with contrast using complementary colors.




Contrast VS Camouflage
Can you spot the photos with the best contrast?


 



 




1) Draw & Trace Flower

2) Watch Oil Pastel Demo & Practice in sketchbook



3) Choose option 1 or 2

4) Smooth all colors with watercolor paint or baby oil.

Option 1: Pick one complementary color pair.  Color the flower one color and the background with the complementary color.



Option 2: Cut your paper into 3 equal sections.  Color each section with a different complementary color pair.



 



 












Ken Sugimori is the lead Art Director and Designer of the Pokemon franchise. He drew all 150 original Pokemon characters. Sugimori directed a team of 17 people in designing new characters for the games, though he always drew the final designs. He drew much of his inspiration from observing animals in aquariums and zoos
When he begins a new character, his process normally involves making a rough sketch, then tracing it on to film paper while polishing it and making the illustration more professional looking. After that, he draws the character many times, changing its proportions until he is satisfied.

His style of art making is called Manga, which is a Japanese comic book style. 

The difference between Manga and Anime: 
Manga=Comic Books
Anime=Animation/Movies/TV
Manga Features Checklist 
  • Speed lines: Often in action sequences, the background will possess an overlay of neatly ruled lines to portray direction of movements.
  • Mouth-Small/ Big and Simple
  • Nose-Small and Simple
  • Head-Large!
  • Large Eyes 















I can create various values of color using mixing techniques.


1)Paint galaxy background





3) Design your own planet and paint using value.



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I can create an artwork that shows positive and negative space. 












Superhero Landscape, Cityscape or Seascape
Learning Goal:  I can use foreground, middle ground, and background space to create an artwork.


How to draw a landscape:  










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Mexico                                                                 Africa

     
China                                                                           India

.  Turkey
Romania


PAPER

https://mykidcraft.com/paper-plate-circle-weaving/

CLAY
http://itisartday.blogspot.com/2014/12/clay-circle-frames.html










Complementary Colors
Learning Goal:  I can use complementary colors to create contrast in an artwork.

Introduce David Garibaldi as an artist who uses contrast in his artworks.





2. Practice Contrast with highlighters on copy paper in sketchbook.
3. Record complementary colors in sketchbook.























I can identify positive & negative space in a work of art. 

















Clay Project 2022
Learning Goal: I can describe the differences in artworks from cultural examples.








I can create art using values.

1) Design your own planet

2)Paint galaxy background





3) Sponge paint planet using value.

4. Give your space a name.               
Space fonts 








I can use complementary colors to create contrast in my art.
Step 3: Living Things




Step 4: Collage

I can create an artwork using foreground, middle ground, and background.






1)  Use GOOGLE EARTH to find a landscape, seascape, or cityscape inspiration.
2)  *Screenshot your photo*
3)  Draw your land, sea, or city with FOREGROUND, MIDDLE GROUND and BACKGROUND.


4) Trace with sharpie


5) Add color!







I can create an artwork which shows positive and negative space.







I can create an artwork using shading techniques to compare and contrast positive and negative space.

Warm-Up Shading




Value
Learning Goal: I can create tints and shades in an artwork.








How else can you create value? 

 





Georgia O'Keeffe Clay Flowers
Learning Goal:  I can follow procedures to create a sculpture out of clay.

Georgia O'Keeffe was an American painter born in the early 1900s.  She was inspired by nature in her art, and mainly focused on flowers, clouds, animal bones, and skyscrapers.








 







Clay Flower Tutorials
Required: Earth clay relief sculpture time lapse
Optional: Clay flower for beginners
Optional: Multiple flowers out of clay









Complementary Colors Photography
Learning Goal:  I can create art with contrast using complementary colors.




BENCHMARK VIDEO



Contrast VS Camouflage
Can you spot the photos with the best contrast?


 



 





Step By Step Directions



1) Watch Oil Pastel Tips . (Skip to 1:30)



 



 










Interactive Starry Night




 
Click Here to go behind the scenes of a Marvel Superhero artist.

Click Here  to find out how to become a comic book artist.

Click Here to see how to make a moving character







Art from Another Culture
Learning Goal: I can describe the similarities and differences in artworks from cultural examples.
The art of Henna making originated in India.
Henna is made from a plant. 
The Leaves are crushed and mixed with water to make a paste.
The paste is placed in a tube and squeezed in order to paint patterns on your skin.
The patterns can last up to 2 weeks!
Henna art is an important tradition that has lasted for thousands of years throughout India and Middle Eastern cultures. Receiving Henna is believed to bring good luck, beauty, and joy. Henna is mostly used for special occasions or celebrations. 

Resources: 




Design your background: 

  






Extended Learning:  Henna or Mehndi is not the only type of art that is important to the Indian culture.  Another type of art we can learn about is creating mandalas. 
A mandala is meant to represent "the universe."  Mandalas are created by repeating geometric and organic shapes in a circular pattern.  

You may use the following instructions to create a mandala of your own.


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ORGANIC SHAPES .   GEOMETRIC SHAPES

Notan is Japanese,  meaning the relationship between light and dark.
Essential Understanding:
  1. Good design has a balance of light and dark.
  2. Craftsmanship is essential to good design.











Value Landscapes






Vincent Van Gogh painted "Starry Night" in 1889 from his hospital room.
Although the series depicts various times of day and night and different weather conditions, all the works include the line of rolling hills in the distance.

The artist considered "The Starry Night," which one day would rank among his most famous works, to be a failure
Physicist Jose Luis Aragon compared the turbulent play of light and dark in such works as "Starry Night" to the mathematical expression of turbulence in such natural occurrences as as whirlpools and air streams. He found they matched very closely. 
The colors & lines of movement create luminescence. 
Research has confirmed that the dominant morning star in the painting is actually Venus, which was in a similar position at the time Van Gogh was working on "Starry Night," and it would have shone brightly, just as Van Gogh painted it. 

The Starry Night, 1889 by Vincent Van Gogh
STEP 1
STEAM Landmark Team Challenge




STEP 2


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Research other Landmarks below to get ideas!





Colosseum, Rome        Christ the Redeemer                 Big Ben          
Taj Mahal                         Tower of Pisa                Pyramid of Giza

                                     St. Basil's Cathedral      









STEP 3 
Sculpt







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GEOMETRIC     ANIMALS    PEOPLE   


      
Practice










Parabolic Curve Line Designs

Week 1:  "How to create a curve using straight lines"



Week 2-3: Choose a pattern from below or create your own. You may draw any shape or angles as long as the sides are the same length.  When numbering, always start over at 1 on each side.




*Trace pencil lines using complementary colors.


Week 4-5: Optional Learning Links






























Past, Present, & Future Cityscapes
Focus: Engineering, Positive & Negative Space, Value


 
 
 
 



 













Check out more from artist Peter Wegner



Chinese Ming Vase


1) Paint the background of your artome paper using tempera cakes.  Use either a warm or cool color scheme in order to express your mood.  You may also choose to paint a solid color background if you want to keep the focus on your vase designs.

 

2) Watch the tutorial for creating your own vase out of paper.


Look through this slideshow for inspiration before drawing your own design on your vase.  There are also LOTS of drawing resources in your resource bin.

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                              Chinese Vase Shape Inspiration              

Draw your designs with pencil.  Trace with blue sharpie, and add details with blue colored pencil or crayon.


3)  Mini Lesson:  Use the force that is created when pushing air onto your paper in order to paint cherry blossom branches!  Experiment with other forces, such as gravity.  Mrs. Hipps will be teaching a mini lesson during the second and third day of this project.  You only need to plan on attending once.  
***You must have your vase cut out and your background painted before attending this mini lesson.  Remember art is a process; we have to follow the steps in order if we want to create our best work!

4) Finish all of your vase designs and wait for your paint to dry.  Then, collage your vase onto your background.  Paint your cherry blossoms and add any final details. :)

Optional learning: 








Khaju Bridge
Millau Viaduct-France
Golden Gate Bridge- California

Akashi Kaikyo Bridge

Tower Bridge- England

Chengyang Bridge- China



Ponte Vecchio- Italy

Brooklyn Bridge
Rialto Bridge- Italy


Sydney Harbour Bridge- Australia

                                           










Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars.


Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune

Pluto, MakeMake, Eris, Haumea, Ceres









MOVEMENT: Using art elements to direct a viewer's eye along a path through the artwork, and/or to show movement, action and direction. 
In a still picture such as a painting or photograph, where nothing is actually moving, various strategies can be used to give the viewer a sense of movement and speed, or to move the viewer's eye through the work. 

Emphasis is defined as an area or object within the artwork that draws attention and becomes a focal point.


















Ken Sugimori is the lead Art Director and Designer of the Pokemon franchise. He drew all 150 original Pokemon characters. Sugimori directed a team of 17 people in designing new characters for the games, though he always drew the final designs. He drew much of his inspiration from observing animals in aquariums and zoos
When he begins a new character, his process normally involves making a rough sketch, then tracing it on to film paper while polishing it and making the illustration more professional looking. After that, he draws the character many times, changing its proportions until he is satisfied.

His style of art making is called Manga, which is a Japanese comic book style. 

The difference between Manga and Anime: 
Manga=Comic Books
Anime=Animation/Movies/TV
Manga Features Checklist 
  • Speed lines: Often in action sequences, the background will possess an overlay of neatly ruled lines to portray direction of movements.
  • Mouth-Small/ Big and Simple
  • Nose-Small and Simple
  • Head-Large!
  • Large Eyes 











































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                                                                    School Year 2015-2016



Artists have been painting landscapes of Africa for
many years!
1. Come Explore Africa!

2. Take a Closer Look at the African Savanna

Africa is one of the most beautiful places to visit.


Africa is primarily a dry habitat called a savannah. A savannah is a grassland ecosystem made up of small, widely spaced trees with a canopy that does not close providing enough light to create a grassy base for animals to munch on or hide in.
SUNSET
SUNRISE

Using your knowledge of the African Savannah, create your own masterpiece following the steps in the video below. Have fun and most importantly, be creative!!!

3.


              WATCH VIDEO BELOW BEFORE PAINTING YOUR HENNA BACKGROUND.







The art of Henna making originated in India.

Henna is made from a plant. 

The Leaves are crushed and mixed with water to make a paste.

The paste is placed in a tube and squeezed in order to paint patterns on your skin.
The patterns can last up to 2 weeks!

Henna art is an important tradition that has lasted for thousands of years throughout India and Middle Eastern cultures. Receiving Henna is believed to bring good luck, beauty, and joy. Henna is mostly used for special occasions or celebrations. 
































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