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My epic stream
Made with big dreams
Avatar of Mary Donohoe
Mary Donohoe
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Lizard Cartoon by Audrey

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Lizard Real by Audrey

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            Differences and similaritie between  both pictures        

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            Differences and similaritie between  both pictures        

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Both pictures are mostly different like one is real and the other picture is like from imagination.
So this is my kind of version a monster that looks reel and a cartoon.
GABRIELLE

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Oscar’s version of a Surephero

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Based on the more or less realistic art by Jackie Morris we know
that the background is probably not supposed to be realistic.
It looks as if Michael Slackheart used different textures
and details than Jackie Morris.

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Michael Slackheart style

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Jackie Morris style

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Jackie Morris draws  as though she is trying to look realistic, which she is both successful at and not. The picture is realistic, but it has a certain smoothness about it that make it not realistic. Micheal Slackart lacks both these qualities. Instead he has more of a sharp texture and it looks like he is trying not to look realistic. Not a cartoon, though. More just simple paint strokes. As few as possible.

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On this padlet page you will find two different photos.  One is a traditional painting from THE LOST WORDS, art by Jackie Morris.  The other is a zany monster style cartoon by the children's author/ illustrator Michael Slackart.  I thought it would be a fun activity for students to write about how the art is the same and different.  Then, they could create their own art in either style or both styles.

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On this padlet page you will find two different photos.  One is a traditional painting from THE LOST WORDS, art by Jackie Morris.  The other is a zany monster style cartoon by the children's author/ illustrator Michael Slackart.  I thought it would be a fun activity for students to write about how the art is the same and different.  Then, they could create their own art in either style or both styles.

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Please add your art and writing to our class page.