Taking Neurographic Art to another level! If you are new to this fun and mindful method of drawing illustration, please check out my other posts first: and This trimester, I decided to change up my…
Posterized Portraits: Create striking portraits.
Pop Art Self Portraits- Roy Lichtenstein Inspired olivia I originally found this lesson on Pinterest through https://www.flickr.com/photos/22303677@N06/5760279901/in/photostream website. You can pretty much do this project with any grade level. We used acrylic on bristol board and used projectors to blow up images taken of each student. emma Jason willa Alana Melanie Amadou Molly kassandra nilan sam p silvia clea loren Samantha P Melissa Kiana
We often don't know what someone is thinking unless they choose to share it with us. Third graders made their thoughts visible in these amazing portraits inspired by the artist Martin O’Neill Students brainstormed a list of all the thinks they think about, like or wish for the future and created images to describe these ideas.
If you're looking for a few tips and tricks when teaching self portraits, look no further! In this blog you will find 8 of my top tips to help you implement best practices into your next self portrait art lesson.
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Materials: - Student Photographs - Pencil - Eraser - Fine Point Sharpie - Extra Fine Point Sharpie - White Drawing Paper
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Learn the art of capturing a striking portrait using minimal brushwork. Explore the techniques to convey depth and emotion with economy and precision in your artwork.
Ready, set, POSE! I use my iPhone to take photos of my students. I usually do this on a day during which they are intently engaged with another lesson, and pull one or two students at a time into t…
Contours, contours, contours! This was the last part is a series of lessons on portraits and contour line drawings. We spent a little time looking at Calder's work- especially his wire sculpture- bef
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I took photographs of the students and used a computer drawing program to convert them to high contrast image. The portrait image was transferred (photo copied) to a clear overhead transparency. The students created a collage on white base paper under the overhead picture. To complete the project the artists added a personal phrase about themselves and mounted the portraits on a 12x18 sheet of heavy construction paper. The student portraits were placed around the multi purpose room for the 6th grade promotion ceremony and given to the families at the end of the program.
My year 9s and I are looking at Portraiture this semester. I only wanted this little project to go for one lesson and I've been blessed with such a great class this semester, so one lesson is amazingly all it took! We used cut out bits of coloured paper, scissors and glue. It's nothing extremely innovative, but they enjoyed it
If you're looking for a few tips and tricks when teaching self portraits, look no further! In this blog you will find 8 of my top tips to help you implement best practices into your next self portrait art lesson.
Well, once again, I know I saw something like this on pinterest, which I thought I pinned...nope. Not there, searched pinterest, can't find. Google search, can't find. I guess I liked it enough that it just stuck on my brain. So, if anyone knows who to give credit to, please comment. I think that typical black/white silhouettes are beautiful, but this adds an element of fun, and gives the young artist a chance to think about what their strong, positive characteristics are. This art piece really worked well with the range of ages too, which was 6 up to 11, plus I let my teen helpers do one of their own. Megan, who I believe is 13, did the 3rd pic down. The silhouette, which was a black and white photo copy, was colored in with one of the wide tip sharpies, you can still faintly see the details. At first, I wasn't sure I liked it, but in the end it worked better and faster than paint. The canvas was divided into sections and painted with acrylic paint. Words were written with sharpie and details added with oil pastel.
Using 8” by 10” photographs, each student traced a simplified contour drawing of their face. They transferred the drawings onto colored paper and “fractured” them by dividing the picture into smal…
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* Last Saturday our family attended the 2014 student art showcase at the California State University, Los Angeles. Our daughter Natalie has been taking art classes over there, as part of the Gifted/Talented Program that she is part of. Sponsored by LAUSD, his program is a wonderful opportunity for children in the public school system to be consistently exposed to […]
There are multiple options to print.I created two sets with prompts, and one set without a prompt. Choose to print either "This year, I want to..." or "This summer, I want to..." depending on the time of year you are doing this project. There are 8 different sunglasses to choose from, making it supe...
An elementary art teacher blog with art projects and lessons, DIY projects and outfit photos as well as clothing I have made myself.
One of our activities this week included talking about some of our favorite things. We then made these super, cute people to go with our wri...
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A fun gunslingers and outlaws project to do with 4th, 5th, or 6th graders. Great for Gold Rush lessons!
