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Research about the artist Victor Vasarely. Take notes on your sketchbook that includes:
- His most significant works
- Key characteristics of his style
- How he used geometric patterns to create optical illusions
- His influence on the Op Art movement

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Create a step-by-step tutorial demonstrating key Op Art techniques:
- Line manipulation
- Pattern creation
- Color theory application
- Perspective tricks
Document your process and create a sample artwork using each technique. Share your tutorial with classmates.

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Easy Op Art Drawing  - Square Optical Illusion Art Tutorial Step by Step

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Study Bridget Riley's evolution as an artist:
- Research her black and white period vs. her colored works
- Analyze how her work creates movement and dimension

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Research a contemporary artist (preference: asian, africans, latins) who works with optical illusions (2000-present). Other suggestions include:
- Felipe Pantone
- Susie Rosmarin
- Peter Kogler
In your sketchbook: notes about your chosen artist, including their biography, artistic style, and examples of their work. Explain how they've modernized Op Art principles.

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Create an interactive digital timeline that shows:
- Origins of Op Art
- Key artists and their contributions
- Major exhibitions and events
- Connection to other art movements
- Contemporary interpretations

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Choose an Op Art piece and create a detailed technical analysis:
- Identify geometric patterns used
- Analyze how the illusion is created
- Study color theory application
- Examine composition principles
Create a visual diagram showing how the optical illusion works.

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Explore the mathematical principles in Op Art:
- Study geometry in chosen artworks
- Analyze patterns and symmetry
- Calculate ratios and proportions

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Research and analyze the social and cultural impact of Op Art:
- Its role in 1960s popular culture
- Influence on fashion and design
- Contemporary applications
- Marketing and advertising use