Playing with Dangles. 6x9. August 2013.
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I usually do my art features on Friday, but I left my camera at school this weekend (so disappointed), and I didn't want to wait until this Friday, so a Monday Art Feature it is! We've been discussing lines and designs quite a bit during our art classes. Every year I have done some sort of art project featuring lines and designs, but when I saw this crazy cool hand art, I knew I had to do it with my class this year. I've done a lot more art with my class this year than I have in previous years. I LOVE teaching art, so I've been happy to do so, but this year it is a necessity. I have a very difficult class this year (many academic and behaviour issues), and although they're coming along, we still have a lot of work to do. I have found (completely by happy accident), that a bit of art first thing in the morning totally calms these students down, and sets the tone for the rest of the day. YAY!!! It also gives students something to work on for the rest of the week, eliminating some of the "I'm done - what do I do now?" For this lesson we started our discussing different types of lines and designs. I drew some of the blackboard, and we looked for different examples in art we have previously completed in our art portfolios. I also displayed this poster I found here. We started out by tracing our hands in pencil. Students then divided their hand into smaller sections (still using the pencil). They then had to fill their hands in with a variety of lines and designs. I told students to not have two of the same colours touching, nor two of the same designs. We used extra fine sharpies to complete this art. I bought two packages of colour markers (10 packs) and two packages of black (12 packs). I kept them in glasses at the front of the room, and as students finished with one colour, they returned it to the glass and took a different colour. This system worked out quite well for us. When students had completed their hands, they started on the black and white background. Same instructions, but this time they could only use the black sharpies. I LOVE how these turned out, and I LOVE how proud my students are of their art. I had to let them know that their teacher is JUST as proud of them. :) Happy Monday!!! (9 days left until Christmas break ... I think I can, I think I can).
Interview with illustrator Molly's Egan about her bold use of color, layering and graphic shapes. www.trialbyinspiration.com
next in line to steal my primogems #GenshinImpact #原神
I made this one below for my mom for driving the 17 hours down to Texas with me in my very cramped Jeep Wrangler.
WAHHHH #art #deadplate #deadplateau #vincerody #artph
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Art Clubbers and I had a live online session today, mixing the Bijou Raffle and Elegant Lines lessons.
