Showing posts with label #drawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #drawing. Show all posts

Friday, 5 June 2020

#COroN-ARTE: Agamographs

#COroN-ARTE

           AGAMOGRAPHS         




This week we're going to do an   AGAMOGRAPHS  

An   AGAMOGRAPHS  is a series of images that change at different angles.  When you view the finished agamograph, you’ll see one complete image from one point of view, and the other one from the opposite angle.

This work is named after the artist Yaacov Agam.


So, who is Yaacov?

The interior of the Yaacov Agam Museum of Art (Photo by Shooka Cohen)Yaacov Agam Park West Gallery
Yaacov Agam is an Israeli artist that was born in 1928,  he is 92 years old!!!! 

There is a museum dedicated to his art and there is an award created specially for him!


What are we going to do?

We are going to do an  AGAMOGRAPH  choosing the design that you like the most. It can be anything! 


Option 1 - Build your own!

1st. Design, draw and colour!

You're going to need 2 pieces of paper (I divided them in 2).


Use the ruler to divide them into rectangles and number them in the correct order.


Draw and colour your designs!
Today is 5th June: World Environment Day!

2nd. Cut each strip! 

Yes! Cut them carefully!




3rd. Glue the strips - in order - in the other piece of paper. 

For example: 1A-1B-2A-2B-3A-4A...

4th. Fold in an accordion style, front and back.

 



YOU GOT IT!!!

Option 2 - Using a template!

The steps are mostly the same but you can use a template.

You'll need a printer 😣
(If you don't have one, like your teacher, you can do option 1)

I've found this one for free



There are plenty of designs on the internet to inspire you. 

I believe it's always better to do your own :)


Hi there!

I'd love to see your creations! You can send me a pic of your drawing through #Teams or to my email. And if you and your parents agree, I can add it to our Pinterest

PLEASE! Please!!!!! 
Text me (Chat in Teams) if you want to add it to Pinterest. 

Have you visited already the BEST free art gallery in the world? 



PENCILS UP!


Your Art teacher



Friday, 22 May 2020

#COroN-ARTE: Georgia O'Keeffe

#COroN-ARTE
    
Georgia O'Keefee




This week is going to be about Georgia O'Keeffe.


So, who was Georgia? 

Well, she was an American artist who painted nature, like flowers and landscapes.

Georgia O’Keeffe, Black Mesa Landscape, New Mexico / Out Back of Marie’s II 1930
Georgia O'Keeffe, Rust Red Hills 1930, oil on canvas

You can find that and read more about her here:

What are we going to do?

We are going to do a  flower  choosing the design that you like the most. 

There are different ways to do it and it will depend on what you like and the art supplies that you have at home. I'm going to give you two easy choices this time, feel free to choose the one that you prefer or something new, it's up to you! 

I've done a video to show how to do it...
Although I've had some issues with my phone that stopped recording 😅😅







                                                     First Choice #StepbyStep 

You will need a piece of paper and pastels. 



                                                     Second Choice #StepbyStep 

You will need a piece of paper and water-colour. 




Hi there!

I'd love to see your creations! REMEMBER! if you and your parents agree, I can add it to our Pinterest BUT YOU HAVE TO LET ME KNOW!

Here you can visit the 4th Grade Art Gallery, it's free!!



Have a nice weekend!

PENCILS UP!


Your Art teacher

Thursday, 14 May 2020

#COroN-ARTE: Ancient History - Mosaic

#COroN-ARTE

    
 MOS AIC 
 MOS AIC  MOS AIC 
 MOS AIC 


This week is also going to be a simple but effective craft: a  MOSAIC

What are we going to do?

We are going to do a MOSAIC choosing the design that you like. Be creative!

There are thousands of designs on the internet to inspire you, but it will be better if you design your own mosaic! :)

Option 1 - (Paper) Mosaic!


Mosaic Art by Rita Garcia | ARTE UAE3. Técnicas de arte 1° – ARTEMANOS

Option 2 - Seeds & beans mosaic!

Bean Mosaic OwlCool Beans ArtBean mosaic art (With images) | Mosaic art, Seed art, Coffee bean art

Hi there!

I'd love to see your creations! You can send me a pic of your drawing through #Teams or to my email. And if you and your parents agree, I can add it to our Pinterest

PLEASE! Text me (Chat) if you want to add it to Pinterest.



Your art gallery is FABULOUS! You can check your classmates' art here:



PENCILS UP!


Your Art teacher

Thursday, 7 May 2020

#COroN-ARTE: Folding surprise!

#COroN-ARTE

    
 Folding
 ðŸ˜¯ðŸ˜®Surprise!😮😯



This week is going to be a simple but effective craft: a FoldingSurprise!
                               

What are we going to do?

We are going to do FoldingSurprise! choosing the design that you like. Be creative!

There are thousands of designs on the internet to inspire you, but it will be better if you design your own folding surprise! :)

I've done a catastrophic video with my own design, hope you like it! 



I had so much fun doing this!
I think  I'm going to spend my afternoon 
and all my white post-it doing more 😂😂😂😂😂


Hi there!

I'd love to see your creations! You can send 2 pictures (one close, one open) of your drawing through #Teams or to my email. And if you and your parents agree, I can add it to our Pinterest.



If you send me 2 pictures I can create a GIF with your design! 





Your art gallery is getting bigger and bigger and looks FANTASTIC! You can check your classmates' art here:




PENCILS UP!


Your Art teacher

Wednesday, 29 April 2020

#COroN-ARTE: POP ART


#COroN-ARTE


    
 P O P   A R T 
  



This week is going to be about  P O P   A R T and that means maaaaany artists, but we are going to focus on too: Roy Lichtenstein & Andy Warhol. 

But first: 


Do you know why it's called   P O P   A R T ?

Because it made the art POPular! 
😂😂😂


So, who were ROY and ANDY? 

They both were American artists and they were friends. 

Roy became famous for his colourful paintings of comic strip cartoons and everyday objetcs. In this lesson, we are going to focus in the onomatopoeia work that he did in comic books.

                                                      roy-lichtenstein-pop-print.jpg - Blue Horizon Prints

Andy became was famous for exploring popular culture in his work. I'm sure you have seen a print of Campbell's Soup - a popular brand of soup in the USA. 

                                             Andy Warhol: estrella oscura. Llega al Museo Jumex - Ciudad Digna

 You can find that and read more about them here:

https://kids.kiddle.co/Roy_Lichtenstein
https://kids.kiddle.co/Andy_Warhol
https://www.tate.org.uk/kids/explore/who-is/who-roy-lichtenstein
https://www.tate.org.uk/kids/explore/who-is/who-andy-warhol



What are we going to do?

We are going to do  P O P   A R T  choosing the artist that you prefer. 

As always, I'm going to give you two choices and you decide! It will depend on what you like and the art supplies that you have at home. 





                                       First Choice: ROY- Onomatopoeia Collage
                                                 #StepbyStep 

Roy's work featured a lot of onomatopoeia, which are words associated with a sound, as seen in comic books. Go ahead and make your own :)

You will need an onomatopoeia, paints or watercolour or markers or pencils or newspapers or pastels... and glue!  You can use any art supplies for this!


.                    .Glue, Bottle, Orange, Blue, Fluid     Back To School, Pencils, Rainbow, Art, School Supplies    Paper, Document, Empty, Draft, Page, Frame


1st. Choose your word and how you're going to do it

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2nd. Glue your pieces down and use a black marker to outline  all your shapes
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                                       Second Choice: Andy Warhol Artwork
                                            #StepbyStep 

You will need felt-tip pens/ markers/pencils/pastels ...  and a piece of paper! 


                    Creative, Stationary, Motivation, Design, Color.                Paper, Document, Empty, Draft, Page, Frame


1st. Choose one design and copy it multiple times


2nd. Colour it with different colours! 


                                   

Hi there!

I'd love to see your creations! You can send a picture of your drawing through #Teams or to my email. And if you and your parents agree, I can add it to our Pinterest.

Your art gallery is getting huge and looks AMAZING! You can check your classmates' art here:



Have a nice weekend!

PENCILS UP!


Your Art Teacher

Thursday, 2 April 2020

#COroN-ARTE! - Picasso


#COroN-ARTE

PICASSO



Last week, we began with Piet Mondrian. I've seen some of your drawings and you did a great job! 

Here are some of them: 




This week, we are going to work with a famous Spanish painter, 


PABLO     PICASSO


Pablo Picasso was an artist from Málaga, Spain. He did many many paintings and he co-founded the art movement known as cubism.


Do you want to know his first word? 

Did you know that his name has 23 words? 

You can find that and read more about him here


What are we going to do?

We are going to do a portrait (face's drawing) trying to follow the art movement that Picasso co-founded: Cubism!  

There are many ways to do it so I'm going to write here different OPTIONS and you CHOOSE the one that you like the most! 

First Option#StepbyStep 

Fold the paper 5 times to create random diagonal lines and them use the ruler to go over them using a sharpie.

YES! You can fold your paper in different ways, no need to do the same!

After that, you imagine a face and you add the eyes, nose, mouth, ears, eyebrows...  Here are some examples!




        
 


Second Option - #StepbyStep 




Again! You can draw lines differently, choose a different hairstyle, draw only one eye... it's up to you! You're the artist!


Third Option - #StepbyStep 

More ideas! Use a dice and let the luck be your guide!


Fourth Option - #StepbyStep 


Do it online!



Hi there!

I'd love to see your creations! You can send a picture of your drawing to my email: teacher4grade2019@gmail.com and if you and your parents agree, I can add it to our Pinterest. 



PENCILS UP!


Your Art Teacher