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Rose monster - Anthophobia [ intense fear of all types or a specific type of flower] 

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Rose monster - Anthophobia [ intense fear of all types or a specific type of flower] 

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Scared

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Nazli: This is mine for now I am going to finish it

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Nazli: This is mine for now I am going to finish it

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My Cereal Box

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Sketchbook
Drawing materials

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Electronic device
Sketchbook
Drawing materials

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1. Choose the type of company you would like to create ( Food, Community,  Technology, clothing, cars, sport, etc)

2. Invent a name for your company!

3. Create a rough draft sketch in your sketchbooks

1. Create your logo design on www.canva.com

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https://www.canva.com

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- Paper

- Drawing materials

- Glue stick

- Scissors

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- Paper
- pencil
- sketchbook
- Water color set
- water

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Studio time: Album cover art directions 

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Studio time: Album cover art directions 

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1. Create a playlist of your TOP 5 to 10 favorite songs on a blank piece of paper or on your device.

2. On a separate piece of paper, Use your pencil and ruler (or straight edged object) to divide your paper in half.

3. One side will be for the album cover art and the other will be the song playlist.

4. Create your ideal cover art with a title and artwork that describes those songs with the use of symbolism.

Things to consider: What do the songs mean to you? What do they remind you of? Does it take to you the past, future or present? How does the music make you feel? What emotions?

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1. Reflect in your sketchbook, describe yourself in 3-4 sentences or bulleted. Example: Your favorite thing, Your favorite book, the meaning of your name.

2. Use your statement and transform into a sketch in your sketchbook as a reference.

3. On a separate piece of paper, draw your final sketch.

4. Complete your Symbolic self portrait with your watercolor set.

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In your sketchbook create at least 3 thumbnails of your optical art design!*

*Use the grid method for your designs (½ in)

Then,

Create a op art design on a blank paper beginning with pencil then applying marker or colored pencils

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- paper
- Drawing materials
- Ruler or straight edged object
- Pencil

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Paper

Glue sticks

Scissor

Drawing materials

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By: Ms. A!

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Sebastian Yatra

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Created by: Kayla Cruz

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Elena

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View this slideshow to explore watercolor, view the activity directions and learn about monochromatic paintings.

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Natalie Morón

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Directions: On SCRAP PAPER,

Create the chart below with the labels. Leave space in each section to paint.

(4 columns, 2 rows) In separate row, create a scale with 9 (1 in) squares. Start at the 0 on your ruler!

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Watercolor set with paint brush (alternative: set of colored markers and paint brush)

paper towel

Sharpie

scrap paper to practice painting

1 -2 Drawing paper

pencil

eraser

cup for water

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View the slideshow below to explore the color wheel and color scheme.

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Watercolor set (Alternative: colored marker and a paintbrush)

2 pieces of paper

Ruler or straight edge

A plate or bowl

Pencil

Paper towel

A cup for water

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Directions:

On a blank piece of paper, create a circle and divide it into 12 parts. Use a small plate or bowl to create a circle. Flip the plate upward to trace the inner circle of the plate or bowl.

Label the parts with the colors listed on the right.

With your watercolor set, apply and match the color to the labeled sections.

On the right side of the circle, create 5 rectangles and label them:

Monochromatic

Analogous

Complementary

Triadic

Warm colors / Cool colors

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Studio time: Triadic Painting directions

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Studio time: Triadic Painting directions

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Directions:

On a blank piece of paper, sketch out an ideal breakfast, lunch, dinner or sweets  meal with a pencil.

Then, choose a Triadic color set to apply to your painting.

You can mix in tints and shades to your painting.

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Ms. A Herbert

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My water color fire

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Art club - Monochromatic watercolor paintings

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1. Decide what type of card you will like to create:

Playing card

Fortune telling card

Trading cards

Gamer card

2. Create the shape of your card (square, rectangle, round)

3.Design your card!

If you have time create each suit (hearts, spades, diamonds, club)

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Option #1:
Brainstorm:

Re-imagine your choice of product in your home! (How can you make it better?)

Create:

Re-Create a name for the product

Re-create the design onto the product box with the use of:

Paper

Glue sticks

Scissor

Drawing materials

Option #2:
Brainstorm:

Think about a product the world may need RIGHT NOW.

Create:

A name for this NEW PRODUCT!

Use a recycled box in your home and build your design on with these materials:

paper

Glue sticks

Scissors

Drawing materials

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Theme: Elements

Earth
Wind
Fire
Water

Directions:

In your art studio,

1. Create a sketch on your watercolor paper (draw as light as a feather)

1. Choose ONE color to use for your monochromatic painting. (You can create a quick value scale of the color on a scrap paper.

1. Apply the use of hue, tint and shade to complete your monochromatic painting!