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Hey everyone! 🌟

Please watch the video on Surrealism that I've Linked. While watching, pay close attention to how Surrealism came about—consider the historical context, the key figures involved, and what influenced this artistic movement. Try to think about how Surrealism challenged traditional ideas of art and reality.

Share your thoughts on how these ideas are reflected in some of the artworks by leaving a comment on this post.

Think about it...

“What stood out to you about the images or ideas in surrealist art?”

“Why do you think artists wanted to explore dream-like, imaginative scenes?”

Happy watching! 🎥

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Surrealism in 5 Minutes: Idea Behind the Art Movement

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Hi class,

you may view my slides to go over what we will be doing today!

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Hi everyone! 👋

Please watch the video on the basics of Procreate as a quick refresher. We’ll be using Procreate in this lesson to create a new artwork, so make sure you're comfortable with its main tools and features. Pay special attention to layers, brushes, and how to import images.

Let’s get creative! 🌟

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Intro to Procreate - The Basics for Beginners in 10 Minutes

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1. Pair Up: Work with a partner and exchange Ipads to create a collaborative surrealist artwork using the procreate App!

2. Draw Your Part of a Creature: Each of you will take turns drawing part of a figure (e.g., head, torso, legs) without seeing what your partner has drawn.

3. Surprise Combination: Once both parts are complete, combine them to reveal a surprising, surreal creature! Each pair will come up with unique and often humorous results.

4. Share Your Work: Post your final collaborative creature here on Padlet for everyone to enjoy!

Upload it here once you’re finished. Enjoy the creativity! 🎨

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1. Form Groups: Gather into groups of 5 students, bringing your completed surreal artwork with you.

2. Share Your Artwork: Each student takes a turn presenting their artwork to the group. While presenting, share the inspiration behind your piece and the creative process you used. Try to explain the elements you chose and the story or feeling your surreal artwork is intended to convey.

3. Provide Feedback: As a group, take time to give constructive feedback on each artwork. Consider the following when giving feedback:

What elements stand out the most?

How effectively do the surreal elements come together to tell a story?

Are there any ways the layering, scaling, or arrangement could be improved?

4. Suggestions for Improvement: Offer specific suggestions on how each artwork could be refined or expanded. Focus on positive, encouraging feedback that helps your classmates think of new ideas or techniques to try.

5. Post Reflection: After receiving feedback, each student should take a moment to reflect on one key takeaway and consider any changes or improvements they’d like to make based on the suggestions from their group.