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Chalk pastel artwork inspired by the artwork of Georgia O'Keeffe
No Smaller than 18"x18"

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Still life of bottle/bottles (reflective surfaces) on gray paper-using both graphite & chalk for value.
Drawn from direct observation.

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Architecture:  from direct observation or resources as desired.
Color pencil.
Edward Hopper as inspiration.
Create a mood/vibe

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Exaggerating curves, lines, values.
Thomas Hart Benton,  Wyeth, Homer.
Oil Pastels

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Studies of the human figure and proportion
Original artwork that incorporates 1-3 figures in a creative and original way.

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3-4 artworks that all connect to a common theme
May be a triptych.

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Create an artwork that encompasses ALL that you have learned

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Create an artwork that encompasses ALL that you have learned

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observation
accuracy
color theory
value
expression
human figure
depth/space
etc.

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Observe and draw an object/objects that interest you.
Create a final drawing that includes at least 10 different views of your subject.
You will use an established grid system.
In each section of the grid you will draw your chosen "view".
This can be a collage if desired.
You may work in gray scale or color.
You may use color pencils, graphite, pen & ink, and/or a little bit of chalk pastel (or a combination of these).

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PRACTICE drawing from observation.
In sketchbook, labeled & dated, create multiple full pages of thumbnail sketches.

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Select a format that is a grid and has at least 10 sections.
This can be cut up pieces of paper that are then mounted on another paper (a collage).
Select your media & practice until comfortable.
Create a rough draft of each section as desired (transfer/trace your drawings onto the final paper when done)

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transfer/trace your drawings onto final paper.
Add value, contrast, detail.
Assemble your grid pieces if a collage.
Pay attention to detail.
Reflect, revise/rework.
Sign your artist's signature & date your work when done.

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document your process by photographing your work as you create it!

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Example 1

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Example 3

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Example 2

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What to do AFTER you complete your sketchbook drawing

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Pen & Ink
Graphite
Chalk
Color Pencil
Or a combination.....

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1.  Write an Artist Statement to accompany your work.

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1.  Write an Artist Statement to accompany your work.

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post your statement to your padlet and/or print to accompany your work

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good examples; Do's & Don'ts

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post it to your padlet when it's complete

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rubric

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Multiple Views Perspective assessment rubric

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PDF

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complete this & post to your digital portfolio OR turn in to the teacher

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post your written artist statement to your digital portfolio- below your final artwork.

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complete this rubric- be detailed- and post it to your digital portfolio underneath your artist statement.

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georgia o'keeffe inspired chalk pastel drawing rubric