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3 hour per week Student/Parent Visual Arts Contract Sheet

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Turn in the filled out sheet to your teacher by week 17.

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Elements of Art

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Enter at least two sketch, drawings or entry every week.
Put the date next to your entry!

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Eraser, Pencil Eraser, HB, 2B, 4B, 6B Pencils, Graphite Stick, cotton Pad (to set the ground of the Lynx), Xacto or sharp knife, small container to scrape graphite into. Please note in the video she is saying "HB" or "B" Pencil (not "8 Pencil")

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Mater of Contemporary Art Jean-Michel Bisquiat (2017)

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Mater of Contemporary Art Jean-Michel Bisquiat (2017)

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15 Things About Jean-Michel Basquiat (2018) Alux.com

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15 Things About Jean-Michel Basquiat (2018) Alux.com

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15 Things You Didn’t Know About Jean Michel Basquiat

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View All 156 paintings picking out the ones that inspire you or you think are super cool.

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Jean-Michel Basquiat - 157 artworks - painting

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Activity: From the Jean-Michael Basquiat Neo-Expressionism (New Expressionist) paintings you just viewed, select a few to inspire you to recreate in this style.  Paint, Draw, color in your Journal Page, on a canvas board or heavy cardstock. Log into your Digital Visual Art  Portfolio, (Google Site) take and edit a picture of your creation inspired by Jean-Michael Basquiat. 

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Activity: From the Jean-Michael Basquiat Neo-Expressionism (New Expressionist) paintings you just viewed, select a few to inspire you to recreate in this style.  Paint, Draw, color in your Journal Page, on a canvas board or heavy cardstock. Log into your Digital Visual Art  Portfolio, (Google Site) take and edit a picture of your creation inspired by Jean-Michael Basquiat. 

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Workbook Emphasis and Review of Principles of Design

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Workbook Emphasis and Review of Principles of Design

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10 Things to Know About Alexander Calder Christies Read article and view videos

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An introduction to the American great who began 'drawing in space' before changing our world with his invention of the mobile

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How to Take a Photo of your Artwork with a Google Chromebook and Upload that image to your Drive

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How to Take a Photo of your Artwork with a Google Chromebook and Upload that image to your Drive

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Drawing the River Homelink Mascot: The Lynx (2015)

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Drawing the River Homelink Mascot: The Lynx (2015)

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How to draw a Lynx animal drawings / #37

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How to Create a Digital Visual Arts Portfolio with Google Sites

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How to Create a Digital Visual Arts Portfolio with Google Sites

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URL: https://sites.google.com/battlegroundps.org/your-name-digital-visual-arts-/home
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https://sites.google.com/view/yournamedigitalvisualartsportf/home

(You may have to copy and paste the above URL)

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Type in your choice of color and textured background (Example: Black Textured Background...Blue Textured Background...)

ALWAYS HIT AFTER EVERY CHANGE OR ADDITION YOU MAKE TO YOUR DIGITAL VISUAL ARTS PORTFOLIO (aka Google Site)

Note: T he three stars in the lower right corner of this page, by clicking those stars they will lighten or darken your background.

How to add your next page

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(Your Name) Digital Visual Arts Portfolio

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Posting your Pre-Self Portrait on the First Home Page Panel Write Pre-self portrait and the date (example: Pre Self-Portrait 01/30/21 Post Self-Portrait 6/11/21 Adding a colorful textured background Hover over the artist palette located on the left of your panel Click the artist palette. Hover

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Parent Permission and help may be needed to sign up.

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February: Black History Month William Johnson

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February: Black History Month William Johnson

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Jim Dine Hearts

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Birds Eye view/Worm Perspective Drawings

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Birds Eye view/Worm Perspective Drawings

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World Wildlife Day

World Poetry Day: Hiku Watercolor Designs

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Optical Illusions

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April 22 Earth Day

April 28; National Super Hero Day
Super Hero Alter Ego Drawing

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Color Value: Monochromatic Celebrity Painting

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Color Value: Monochromatic Celebrity Painting

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Artist Study: Picasso Painting Cubist Drawings

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Artist Study: Picasso Painting Cubist Drawings

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May 9; Mother's Day

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June 20: Father's Day

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Portrait: Don't pick your pen up off the page just continue with the continuous line. Log onto your Digital Portfolio, and post your image under Line.

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Research paintings by famous artist from the list below.
Select any image/painting that you like.
Print that image out and use it as an inspiration for your painting.
With acrylic paints and a 8"X10" or larger Canvas Board you will recreate this painting.
It doesn't have to be exactly like the painting however you will use your printed copy as an inspiration for your painting.
After you are done, complete the Painting Reflection questions below.
Post your painting to your Digital Visual Arts Portfolio (Google Site) and  use your reflection questions to briefly write an Artist Statement and post below your Image on your Digital Visual Art Portfolio.

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1) What was the name of your inspiration painting and who painted it?
2) What did you create and the step-by-step process of your creation?
3) How was it alike of different from your inspiration image?
4) Explain any exciting moments and/or difficult solutions you had to make along the creative process of your painting.
5) What did you enjoy most about this project?
6) Was there any emotions you can share about your creative process?
Use the answers from these questions to fill out a brief Artist Reflection under your posting of your painting on your Digital Visual Arts Portfolio (Google Site)

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1) What was the name of your inspiration painting and who painted it?
2) What did you create and the step-by-step process of your creation? 
3) How was it alike of different from your inspiration image?
4) Explain any exciting moments and/or difficult solutions you had to make along the creative process of your painting.
5) What did you enjoy most about this project?
6) Was there any emotions you can share about your creative process?
Use the answers from these questions to fill out a brief Artist Reflection under your posting of your painting on your Digital Visual Arts Portfolio (Google Site)

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Adobe Spark Research Questions to Answer

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Adobe Spark Research Questions to Answer

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365+Part+1 eBook Journal Fodder Junkies (JFJ) Daily or Weekly Journal prompts

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365+Part+1 eBook Journal Fodder Junkies (JFJ) Daily or Weekly Journal prompts

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Use this publication to create something daily in your Creative Journal Book

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Ideas for your daily sketching

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99 art Prompts for Projects in your Journal

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99 art Prompts for Projects in your Journal

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Each page contains an idea for a creative entry

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Supplies you need for your daily sketch book drawings

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Supplies you need for your daily sketch book drawings

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Pens, markers, colored pencils, crayons, watercolors

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How to Draw Step by Step Drawing Tutorials

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In order to become a better artist, it's recommended that you keep an art journal or sketchbook. It's hard to come up with new ideas every day, so I thought that you might like some sketchbook art inspiration. The following inspirational sketchbooks will open your mind to new possibilities in daily art journaling and sketchbook-ing. Here are more than 50 inspirational sketchbook art and illustration ideas. I hope you enjoy! Happy Drawing!

50+ Sketchbook Inspiration Examples That Will Change The Way You Use Your Sketchbooks
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In order to become a better artist, it's recommended that you keep an art journal or sketchbook. It's hard to come up with new ideas every day, so I thought that you might like some sketchbook art inspiration. The following inspirational sketchbooks will open your mind to new possibilities in daily art journaling and sketchbook-ing.

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You are required to have a sketchbook for this class.

Your sketchbook must NOT be smaller than 8x10 in.

If you cannot get a sketchbook we can make one for you in class.

Typography Practice

Write your name using 10 different fonts that you create on your own. Designs must be in color.

Here are some tips below:

Sketchbook #2

Animals in Space

Your second sketchbook assignment is to draw an animal in space, yes outer space. The animal is your choice, you may draw it as realistically/cartoony as you would like. Remember space is not solid black nor is it completely empty. Think about all the different things you could include to fill the page and create a unique artwork.

Sketchbook #3

Crazy Cartoon Houses

Create a cartoon house. Your house should be created out of something whimsical that is not used as a normal house. Cartoons are bright and colorful, make your house interesting by adding details and a background.

Sketchbook #4

Through the Keyhole

Create a detailed pencil drawing of a keyhole, including the coverplate (you may google images of keyholes to get ideas).  Add a lot of lights and darks (shading).  Make the drawing large enough so the keyhole becomes a window to a world.

What do/would you see through the keyhole?  The keyhole drawing should also contain many details and should be realistic (not abstract).  COLOR the world inside the keyhole – you can use any medium you wish, including mixed media.

Your entire page should be FULL!

Sketchbook #5

Phobias

Choose a phobia from the website to illustrate. Write which phobia you illustrated on your piece.  Include it on your design.

Sketchbook #6

Greek Mythology

Create a visual representation of a greek mythological figure of your choice. You may choose any figure from the site. You may represent the figure any way you choose. You must include the figure's name in your design.

Sketchbook #7

Emoji

This week's sketchbook tasks you with creating unique emoji. You must create 6 emoji faces that are all different, (emotions, colors, etc.)

Sketchbook #8

Idioms

Idiom: a manner of speaking that is natural to native speakers of a language

Every language has its own collection of wise sayings. They offer advice about how to live and also transfer some underlying ideas, principles and values of a given culture / society. These sayings are called "idioms" - or proverbs if they are longer. These combinations of words have a "figurative meaning" meaning, they basically work with "pictures".

Using the website here at smart-words.org you will draw a literal translation of one of the idioms listed. Your piece must include the idiom somewhere in it.

Sketchbook #9

Magic Paint

Create a tube of paint that contains "magic" paint. Draw a tube of paint and in the paint splatter draw your paint "color." Label your paint tube. Your paint should be a scene or a texture. No solid colors, this is magic paint.

Sketchbook #10

MTV Logo

Create your own MTV Logo using the printout provided.

Music Television, more commonly known as MTV or Music Television, is a famous global American cable television channel headquartered in New York City. Its first broadcast was officially launched on August 1, 1981. MTV is widely regarded as one of the world’s most influential and widely watched television networks.

MTV is one of the most popular and recognized brands globally. It is available in about 400 million homes in 166 countries.

The MTV logo is widely regarded as one of world’s the greatest and instantly recognized logos. It was created by Manhattan Design, a design collaborative comprising of Pat Gorman, Frank Olinsky and Patty Rogoff, which was overseen byFred Seibert, the network’s in-house creative director. The imaginative letter “M” was actually an illustration by Rogoff. Carrying the effort forward, Olinksky spray painted the “TV”.

During its early years, MTV mostly featured a logo which incorporated a big yellow “M” with “TV” in red letters. The network also employed various variations of this logo, with respect to color schemes, textures and patterns, as well as to celebrate special occasions and festivities. The general shape and proportions of the MTV mark, however, has remained unaltered in all respects.

Worksheet printout
Use this to start your drawing.

Sketchbook #11

Sketchbook #12

Vanity Barcode

Your task is to take the elements of a barcode (vertical lines of varied width + a row of numbers along the bottom) and rethink its design. You should link the barcode with a specific product for extra inspiration and direction with your piece.

Sketchbook #13

Calligrams

A calligram is a poem, phrase, or word in which the typeface, calligraphy or handwriting is arranged in a way that creates a visual image. The image created by the words expresses visually what the word, or words, say.

1. LIGHTLY draw a simple contour drawing of an object of your choice. FILL THE PAGE!
2. Fill the object with a word or words that relate to the object. You may also use a poem or song lyrics in your object.
3. Add color to some of the letters or the negative space in the background.
4. ERASE the outline of your drawing.

Sketchbook #14

Album Cover Redesign

1,960 Album Covers

Choose a music album from a band/ musician that you like. Redesign the cover, creating an original design. Your album cover should include the album title and the band/musician's name. Use the sheet provided.

Sketchbook #15

Caricature

A caricature is a rendered image showing the features of its subject in a simplified or exaggerated way through sketching, pencil strokes, or through other artistic drawings.

Caricatures can be insulting or complimentary and can serve a political purpose or be drawn solely for entertainment. Caricatures of politicians are commonly used in editorial cartoons, while caricatures of movie stars are often found in entertainment magazines.

Create a caricature of yourself.
Here is a Wikihow with step by step instructions to help you with your caricature.

Sketchbook #16

Arrows

1. Create a full page composition using a combination of 3-dimensional and 2-dimensional arrows. Use overlapping to break up the spaces into interesting positive and negative shapes.

2. Outline with felt-tip pen.

3.  Think up an interesting color scheme and fill the shapes with colored pencil

Sketchbook #17

Op Art- Distorted Grid

This sketchbook assignment will take a look at the Op Art of Bridget Riley as inspiration for creating  your own piece of Op Art.  Follow the steps below to create your artwork.

STEP 1:  Draw a 1/2 inch border around your paper.

STEP 2: Start by drawing a small circle somewhere on your page, the proceed to draw concentric circles around the first, until your fill the page.

STEP 3: With a  ruler, draw a straight line through the middle of  the smallest circle.

STEP 4: Continue drawing parallel lines, filling up the paper and varying the width in between lines.

STEP 5:  Grab a marker or colored pencil and begin coloring your piece. Work from the center, moving up and down,  and then outward. Work slowly and carefully during this process to fill in the piece correctly.

Coloring the piece.

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How to Use the Grid Method with A Drawing. School of Yule

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How to use the Grid Method with a Drawing of Chuck Close as an Example

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Neurographic Art Lesson: Mindfulness in Art. (Organic Shapes);  Thiele, B. (2020). YouTube 8:08.

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Neurographic Art Lesson: Mindfulness in Art. (Organic Shapes);  Thiele, B. (2020). YouTube 8:08.

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MATERIALS: Masking Tape, Sharpie Marker, Coloring Medium (watercolors, colored pencils, colored markers, assorted colored Sharpies and/or any combination of any coloring medium.

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Neurographic Art Tutorial : Mindfulness In Art

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Embrace the Shake: Phil Hansen. Ted Talk (2013) (Pointillism & Value) YouTube 10:10

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Background watercolor with India Ink foreground.

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Background watercolor with India Ink foreground.

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This photograph will inspire you to create either a sunset or sunrise using watercolors.
Allow to dry
Using Fine Tip Sharpie Marker draw the tree trunks and foreground horizon line.
Using Ultra Fine Tip Sharpie Marker draw the smaller  and fine whisper "Y" shape limbs/lines.
As an option you may use India ink and a fine tip paint brush. Please note INDIA INK WILL STAIN! so careful where you set your lines. INDIA INK MAY ALSO BLEED through your paper so please have plenty "Splat Paper" under your painting to absorb any bleed through.

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The Art of Life: Dan Eldon in Africa. Charles Tsai (2009)

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The Art of Life: Dan Eldon in Africa. Charles Tsai (2009)

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Dan Eldon was an artist and photojournalist who grew up in Kenya and was one of the first to bear witness to the famine in Somalia. 

He was killed on assignment in 1993 when he was only 22-years-old. Dan left behind 17 artistic journals in which he documented his own life through art. 

The Art of Life is a portrait of Dan as artist, photojournalist and humanitarian - whose short but passionate life became a source of inspiration to many others.

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Sketchbook Club 11: Dan Eldon & Peter Beard. Sketchbook skool (2017) 

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Buy a blank page 8.5"x 11" Journal around $10 or make your Hand stitched Sketchbook to create in everyday. WikiHow Video

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Buy a blank page 8.5"x 11" Journal around $10 or make your Hand stitched Sketchbook to create in everyday. WikiHow Video

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Materials needed to make your journal or buy one at Walmart, Office depot, or order on Amazon.com

20-30 sheets of drawing paper – Size A4 works well or even 9”x12” or 11”x14”.

Patterned paper – This paper is for decorating the outside cover of your sketchbook. Depending on how you want to decorate you can use 3 different patterns for the cover of the sketchbook, the spine, and the interior of the sketchbook covers (endpaper).

Cardboard – To make the covers of the sketchbook. Consider using thick paperboard rather than corrugated cardboard; it’ rather feeble.[1]

Glue – White school glue works just fine for painting the materials.

Needle and thread – Using a thicker needle is advised, as well as thicker thread, such as string, yarn, or hemp.[2]

Ruler

An awl or pushpin

Pencil

Small paintbrush or sponge brush

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How to Make a Sketchbook (with Pictures) - wikiHow

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Finding a passable sketchbook at an art store is fairly simple and commonplace, but nothing fuels that creative energy like constructing your own sketchbook. You can add your own personal touches to the book, and really make it one of a...

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Pick one to print out and use your watercolors to paint in the colors.  Be sure to label your Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Colors ( Yellow, Yellow-Orange, Orange, Orange-Red, Red...)

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Pick one to print out and use your watercolors to paint in the colors.  Be sure to label your Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Colors ( Yellow, Yellow-Orange, Orange, Orange-Red, Red...)

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Print and Paint Once dry cut out and glue into your journal.
Log the Color Wheel page number in your Table of Contents.(Example on Table of Contents page: Color Wheel; Page...fill in page number you glued the Color Wheel on.) Log onto you Digital Portfolio under Color.

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Print and Paint, Dry and Cut out and paste into Journal.Be sure you label your colors. Log onto you Digital Portfolio under Color.

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Print and Paint, Dry and cut out and Paste into your Journal. Log onto you Digital Portfolio under Color

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Grid Draw your Favorite: Super Star. Dan Bradshaw (2018)

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Grid Draw your Favorite: Super Star. Dan Bradshaw (2018)

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How to Draw FACES with ACCURATE PROPORTIONS & FEATURES (Front View) - Tutorial

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In your Journal, Draw a Self-Portrait of yourself.
Take a picture of your drawing and post to your Digital Visual Arts Portfolio on your cover page content. Write the date below your posting.

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Drawing a self portrait is an excellent way to learn about shading, sketching, and proportions. Learning to draw a realistic portrait of the human face can be a difficult task even for advanced artists, but there's no better way to develop your artistic ability and grow in your trade. Whether you've been drawing for years or you're just starting out, if you follow a few basic tips and techniques, you'll be sketching a realistic portrait of yourself in no time.

Thanks for submitting a tip for review!

Things You'll Need

Mirror, preferably rectangular

Pencil, preferably charcoal

Sturdy, clean drawing paper (preferably newsprint)

Kneaded eraser, optional

Photograph of yourself, optional

Drop-cloth, optional

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Updated: November 17, 2020

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How to Draw a One-Point Perspective Cityscape

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The Virtual Instructor (2015)
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Drawing & Painting - The Virtual Instructor

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Draw a portrait of yourself, family member or a friend.

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Line Drawing Texture Example and worksheet. Two Pages

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Line Drawing Texture Example and worksheet. Two Pages

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Print and Draw Activity

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With a light pencil draw the palm and fingers of your  hand.
Include the palm and finger lines.
Outline in Permanent waterproof marker like a Sharpie fine or ultra fine tip marker.
Watercolor using at least 8 or more colors, touching the colors, never overlapping.
If you overlap you may create an ugly brown color, but if you touch the colors to each other they will gently blend at the touch lines.

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Line and Shape

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Using All the lessons you have learned this semester it is time to create a Post Self-Portrait. Including shading. Use At lease 5 different Values and B, 2B and 4B pencil.
Use a light mechanical pencil to grid your image from a black and white photo copy.
Post finished Post self Portrait to your Digital Visual Arts Portfolio (Google Site) to your HOME page next to your Pre self-portrait. Done on week one. Make sure your dates are written in the text below the self portrait.

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8th Grade Visual Arts Workbook in Three Sections

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8th Grade Visual Arts Workbook in Three Sections

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Print and complete when the appropriate week is presented. Part 1/3 Pages 1-8 Post each completed sheet to your online Digital Visual Art Portfolio.

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Part 2/3 pages 9-18

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Part 3/3 pages 19 & 20

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Make sure all assignments are posted in your Digital Visual Arts Portfolio (Google Site) and/or Artsonia

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