PRETTY DOC MINISTRIES
PRETTY DOC MINISTRIES
Essential Questions for Grades Seven and Eighth (Write in your notebook)
1. The area occupied in a picture is called ________.
2. A picture colored in different shades of purple, black, and white is called _________.
3. A picture of a PS5 is an example of _________.
4. A picture of a pile of clothes is an example of ______.
WHEN YOU'RE DONE, DO THE FOLLOWING:
Prepare a sketch of a person for a large pager drawing.
- You may Google a person of interest to depict.
- Include blending and shading techniques.
- Include light and shadow.
- Composition must be neat.
Be sure to take your time so that your picture will be accurate.
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THINGS TO DO WHEN DONE WITH THE ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS AND ASSIGNMENT FOR THE DAY:
1. Review and turn in your work.
2. Complete missing work as needed.
3. Catch up on an assignment from another class if needed.
4. Make sure your area is clean.
5. Apply for a classroom job.
ART VOCABULARY
Chirascuro- Using light and dark values to make artwork look realistic
Form- a three dimensional object
Value- the lightness or darkness of a color
Achromatic- a picture without color
Monochromatic- a picture with one color scheme.
Polychromatic- a picture with more than one color.
Competence- the ability to do work correctly
Craftsmanship- the neatness of an artwork
Required Features- things that must be included in an artwork
3D or Three Dimensional- having height, width, and depth
Still life- a picture of objects that don't move
Landscape- a picture of the outdoors
Frida Kahlo - a Mexican artist known for painting self-portraits with animals
Diego Rivera- a Mexican artist known for painting portraits and landscapes
Kathe Kollwitz - a German artist known for drawing portraits with charcoal
Paul Cezanne - a French artist known for drawing still lifes
Tinting- adding white to a color to make it lighter
Shading- adding black to a color to make it darker
Dilution- adding water to a paintbrush to make a lighter color
Stippling - using dots to make things look lighter and darker in a picture
SEVEN ELEMENTS OF ART
Line - a dot moving across a surface
Color - reflected or refracted light
Value - the lightness or darkness of a color
Shape - a space enclosed by a line
Form - a three dimensional object
Texture - the way something feels
Space - the area occupied in an artwork
Relevant Art Stems
"A"-absence/without
"Mono"- One
"Poly"- More than one/multiple
"Chrom" - Color
SC VISUAL ARTS STANDARD
Anchor Standard 2: I can use different materials, techniques, and processes to make art.
Artistic Processes: Creating - I can make artwork using a variety of materials, techniques, and processes.
