OP Art-

Creating op art- how is op art created?  There are many ways to create op art- by hand- photoshop- illustrator and this generator- what can you make?

Op-Art from the Wolfram Demonstrations Project by Karl Scherer

Famous Artist Facebook

So you are going to be creating a facebook page for a famous artist.  Below is a link to a great site that has some very popular artist with examples of their work.  Go there to pick an artist, make sure to you tell Mrs. Riehle- no doubles!!

http://totallyhistory.com/art-history/famous-artists/
or here
http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/auth/

Go here to DOWNLOAD powerpoint template- you will be working in powerpoint not google presentation!

https://docs.google.com/a/howard-winn.k12.ia.us/file/d/0B-TdqFsSnSgZM1RvdnVWelptaVE/edit?usp=sharing

Famous Painting Blabberize

What is your passion?

What they need in the blabberize:

Facts about the artist
Who painted it?
What was he/she famous for
What era did he/she paint in?

Facts about the painting
Who is it of?
When was it painted? Where?
Materials used.
Size of painting
Where is it now?

3 Fun or interesting facts about the painting or artist.

Here is an example of a blabberize:








How can you blabberize????

Find an artist who create portraits- make sure you ok it with Mrs. Riehle!

Ideas:
Where to look for art:
www.artchive.com

DaVinci
Van Gogh
John Singer Sargent
Monet
Manet
Mary Cassett
Picasso
Rembrandt
Frans Hals
Kahol
Raphel

Clay Tea Pots

Clay class is going to create slab tea pots based on Famous Artists.  Here is the hand out

Click me to make me BIGGER!

All artwork on the handout is of contemporary ceramist Noi Volkov which can be seen here.

Watercolor Lanterns- Painting I/II

Tuesday Painting started watercolor lanterns.  They created their paper using liquid watercolors, salt to create a starburst effect and plastic wrap to create "folds".

Wednesday they applied the pattern to the lanterns and started applying zentangles to them.  They could do the entire lantern or part of the lantern with patterns.

Here a photos of the steps in creating the lanterns.

Step 1- Painting with the  salt and watercolors

Step 2- Adding the pattern to the back- cutting it out and folding so you know where to zentangle.

Step 3- Zentangling at its finest.

More zentangling

Step 4- Putting them together.

Backside of the lantern with tabs folded.

Frontside with tabs folded.

Finished!!!!

LINE- Drawing and Design

LINE in art is like letters in words and numbers in math............

What we are learning about-

Line is the most basic element of art!
What is Line quality?
How can you show mood with line?


Create a 2x2 grid in the first 2 pages of your sketchbook:

Show me the following types of lines:

Wave

Brick

Circle

Zig Zag

Triangle

Star

Scales

Weave

Thick

Spiral

Curves

Thin

Angry

Sad

Confused

Happy

Music- what kind ?  Hard rock vs Classical 

You may use any materials you like to show me these lines-  Your goal- to be DIFFERENT than EVERYONE else in the room!  Why........................artists need to think OUTSIDE of the BOX!

1st Semester Projects that Need to Be Turned in

Semester 1 art projects still need to be turned in!  You have until Tuesday, January 8th 3:30 to turn in things.  I will be here until 4 pm on both Monday and Tuesday.  You spent ALOT of time and effort on these projects, not to mention they were due BEFORE the 21st.  I will also except all late work.  Here is what needs to be turned in and what will count as extra credit:

2nd Hour 
Graded:
Rolled Paper Cityscapes
Extra Credit:
Map Painting

5th Hour
Graded:
Maps
Storyboards and worksheets

6th Hour
Drawing I-
Pick one to be graded and one to be extra credit:
Graffiti or Free Choice
Also 12x18 zentangles!

Drawing II
ALL projects are due!

7th Hour
Graded:
Storyboard
Extra Credit:
Recyled art project

Also- please stop by the art room and pick up ALL art work by Friday!