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First Elementary Art Lesson of the Year: Portfolio Design

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We are drawing our names using 1 point perspective. Here is how we go through that.

1. We use a template to trace our letters. I found a block alphabet and printed it large on 11x 17 paper. I also drew a top and bottom registration line on them so the students could line them up. Here is the two templates.

2. The names have to have at least 5 letters. Students draw a vanishing point far below in the middle of the name under, also, they trace their ruler under the name to help form some parts of the back edges.

3. Students draw the orthagonals, the lines heading to the VP.

4. All along the way, I start introducing the basic rules of 1 point perspective. Here they all are together.

1 Point perspective Rules:

1. When objects go back in space, the lines go back to the Vanishing Point (V.P.)

2. On round objects, the outermost point gets connected to the V.P.

3. If something gets between the line and V.P., then the line stops (overlapping.)

4. Front and back edges match (go same direction.)

5. As things go back in space, they appear to get smaller.

5. Students have 2 out of 3 parts then. Fronts and Sides, missing the back edges. Rule 4 and 5 help to explain how these are finished.

6. Students embellish the fronts using the worksheet I downloaded from www.awesomeartists.com.

7. As time allows, students should also add an interesting background.

Here are some of the results.

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We are drawing our names using 1 point perspective. Here is how we go through that. 1. We use a template to trace our letters. ...

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4 Border Designs/Border Design for School Project/Border Design Patterns Easy

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Giuseppe Arcimboldo for kids! Quick Art lesson for children

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In this video we will learn about the Italian artist Giuseppe Arcimboldo.

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Fruit & Veggie Portrait 3rd-5th (April 26th-30th)

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This week our inspiration comes from Italian Renaissance artist Giuseppe Arcimboldo. This lesson was done the week of April 26th-30th 2021 to 3rd - 5th grade students.

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Giuseppe Arcimboldo Fruit and Veggie Portrait

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Art with Mati and Dada - Arcimboldo | Kids Animated Short Stories in English

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Click Here to Subscribe http://goo.gl/G12LMY The outlandish Arcimboldo dazzles Mati and Dada with his fantastic multiple image paintings. Mati and Dada welcomes you to the wonderful world where learning meets creativity and imagination. Art with Mati and Dada is an animated series for kids from five to eight years old, co-produced by the Italian production company Achtoons and Rai Fiction, the production arm of the Italian Pubcast.

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