Bellringer #4 A-Day: 10/14/14 B-Day: 10/15/14Copy the following definitions:

1. Form – any three-dimensional object

2. Light Source- an actual or implied source of light that explains the effects of light and shade

3. Cast Shadow- the shadow cast by a form onto a nearby surface

Keep your sketchbooks out for part 2!

(Part 2)

See PPT “Simplified Shading Basic Forms”

Bellringer #5 A-Day: 10/16/14 B-Day: 10/17/14

1. Part 1: Copy the following definition:

• Surrealism- style of art that focuses on expressing imaginative dreams and visions

2. Part 2:

• Illustrate a weird or crazy dream you have had.

• Write 2-3 sentences about it under your definition.

Bellringer #1 A-Day: 10/20/14 B-Day: 10/21/14What is the puppy chasing?

Bellringer #2 A-Day:10/22/14 B-Day:10/23/14 Copy the following definitions:

1. Texture: how something feels or looks like it feels

2. Actual Texture: way a surface feels to the sense of touch

3. Implied Texture: way a surface appears to the sense of sight

4. Simulated Texture: the illusion of texture created by an artist in their artwork

Keep your sketchbooks out for part 2!

Grass/Fur: Use a vertical up or down pencil stroke.

Water: Use a side-to-side motion and then slightly blend the strokes. Erase to create bright reflections.

Wood: Use lines or hatching to create rough look or wood grain.

Trees/Leaves: Use short, quick marks to create illusion of clumps of leaves. Build up values with shading.

Bellringer Part Two:

1. Choose an object from the front table.

2. Draw it in your sketchbook.

3. Use shading and lines to replicate the texture of your object.

Bellringer #3 A-Day: 10/24/14 B-Day: 10/27/14Design a poster for your room.

Bellringer #4 A-Day: 10/28/14 B-Day: 10/29/14Who or what jumped over the moon?

Bellringer #5 A-Day: 10/30/14 B-Day: 10/31/14What did he bring for show and tell?

Bellringer #1 A-Day:11/03/14 B-Day:11/04/14 Copy the following definition and list:

1. Balance- a principle of design that describes the arrangements of parts in an artwork to create a sense of equality in visual weight, interest, or stability

2. 3 Types of Balance1. Symmetrical

2. Asymmetrical

3. Radial

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BALANCE1. Balance- a principle of design that describes the

arrangements of parts in an artwork to create a sense of equality in visual weight, interest, or stability

Radial Balance

Symmetrical Balance

Asymmetrical Balance

Part 2:Draw what would balance this elephant. Be creative!

Bellringer #2 A-Day: 11/05/14 B-Day: 11/06/14Decorate the lunch box.

“Winter Wonderland” Holiday Art Gala

Tuesday, December 2nd

Holiday Art Gala

• Every student will have:• 1 Artwork on display

– You will choose from the projects we have completed in class.

• 1 Canvas to sell for fundraiser– We will be making these next

week starting on Monday.– Bring an old t-shirt to keep your

clothes clean!

Bellringer #3 A-Day: 12/2/14 B-Day: 12/1/14

• Copy the following list:

–The Principles of Design

•1. Balance 5. Movement

•2. Contrast 6. Rhythm

•3. Unity 7. Pattern

•4. Emphasis

Bellringer #4 A-Day: 12/08/14 B-Day: 12/09/14Where are the witches flying?

Bellringer # A-Day: B-Day: Copy the following definitions:

1. Landscape- an artwork that shows natural scenery like mountains, rivers, etc.

2. Foreground- the part of an artwork that seems nearer or closer to you

3. Background- parts of an artwork that appear to be in the distance behind the foreground

4. Middle Ground- parts of an artwork between the foreground and background

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FOREGROUND

MIDDLE GROUND

BACKGROUND

FOREGROUND

MIDDLE GROUND

BACKGROUND