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I decided to start simple because in the past I had done some more difficult blind contour drawings that looked kind of crazy. I think because I started off doing complicated contour drawings, it made doing this one much easier. They also look much closer to the original image than the previous ones I had done. Even though I think my blind contour of my pie was better, I think I like my soda bottle much more.

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Desk Essentials Contour Drawings- Jean Anderson

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Desk Essentials Contour Drawings- Jean Anderson

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I did a lot of drawings but these two were my favorite. I accidently went off the page with the lamp blind contour drawing but somehow it still turned out pretty good. I like this lesson because it can be done anywhere with just about anything. I think that it is good to teach kids that art can be made in a variety of contexts. Art can be made while someone is sitting in a cafe or on one's break at work. Art knows no bounds.

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Contour Portraits and Blind Contour Portraits (Julia Taylor)

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Contour Portraits and Blind Contour Portraits (Julia Taylor)

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I went through the lesson with some of my residents after our Residence Hall Leadership Council meeting. I had them do portraits instead of objects, since we didn't have anything around really- and I thought drawing each other might give them more of an incentive to participate. The drawings labeled with a 1 are the regular contour drawings and the drawings labeled with a 2 are the blind contours. I think they had fun with it, some of them definitely put in more effort than others (which I appreciate). During the discussion portion, some of the comments made were, 1) Its easy to draw the outline of the face, but facial features are more hard. 2) This is a good exercise to improve hand-eye coordination. 3) the nose is hard to draw without added shadows, since there are so many shapes within a small area.

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I think doing this activity straight from the lesson plan helped me to better understand how important it is to adapt wording to the classroom. If I were to give this lesson plan to a class of first graders they’d have a difficult time figuring out what to do.

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I ended up doing a contour of Breeze Thru cafe since it was just what was in front of me. I really enjoyed it!

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The object I chose was a Converse shoe, and it was pretty interesting to see the teacher's perspective on this assignment, especially since I remember doing almost this exact assignment in high school

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Chair Blind contour/contour: Jasmine AbouAmmo

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Chair Blind contour/contour: Jasmine AbouAmmo

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I feel like my blind contour drawing is somehow better than my contour drawing. Maybe because I was more focused on getting it right.

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These were done by me. The top page was a normal countour and the bottom ones were blind countours. The left is supposed to be my computer and the right is a pair of boots.

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The top one is my contour and my bottom one is my blind contour.

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Apple contour drawing/ blind drawing- Jasmine Huitron

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Apple contour drawing/ blind drawing- Jasmine Huitron

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An object Id have often in my classroom would be fruit. Top on is my blind drawing bottom is contour. I feel like this would be a fun lesson for 3rd grade students.

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I did this lesson with my boyfriend to teach him the lesson while giving him a visual with me doing it as well, but only got pictures of what he did. 

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Lotion bottle contour/blind contour drawing - by Belle Culbertson

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Lotion bottle contour/blind contour drawing - by Belle Culbertson

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Coffee Blind & Not Blind Contours (+ Computer)- By Keira Krenik 

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Coffee Blind & Not Blind Contours (+ Computer)- By Keira Krenik 

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All done by me. Drawings are labeled for which is blind and which is not (but it's also obvious).

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Pumpkin Blind Contour Drawings - Ember Mikkelsen

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Pumpkin Blind Contour Drawings - Ember Mikkelsen

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My drawing is in green colored pencil and my girlfriends is in graphite.

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Pumpkin Contour drawings - Ember Mikkelsen

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Pumpkin Contour drawings - Ember Mikkelsen

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My drawing is in green colored pencil and my girlfriends is in graphite. I taught her the lesson and we did the drawings together.

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This is a flower contour drawing done by me. The left is done blindly, and the right is done while looking at the flowers. 

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Flowers in Vase contour drawing By: Grace Goetz

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Flowers in Vase contour drawing By: Grace Goetz

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Flower contour drawing done by my mom. Left is while looking at the plant, right is done blind.

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Plant line contour drawing By: Grace Goetz

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Plant line contour drawing By: Grace Goetz

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Pumpkin Contour Drawing done by my mom. Left is done while looking at the pumpkin, right is done blindly. 

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Pumpkin Contour Drawing- By: Grace Goetz

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Pumpkin Contour Drawing- By: Grace Goetz