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Jim Dine Hearts
Mrs. Comstock
Who is Jim Dine?• He was born June
16, 1935.• He is an American
painter, sculptor, printmaker, illustrator, performance artist, stage designer and poet.
• He is an American pop artist.
Pop Art Hearts
• In Jim Dine’s
Pop Art, he has a popular series of paintings and sculptures that are
Hearts.
By Jim Dine
What is POP ART?
• Pop art is an art movement that emerged in the mid 1950s in Britain and in the late 1950s in the United States.
• Pop art often takes as its imagery that which is currently in use in advertising.
• It often uses images from comic books or ordinary cultural objects too (example: the hearts)
Contrast
• Dine’s series usually contains contrast created by shadow and light between the main object and the background
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By Jim Dine
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What next?
• Now that we looked at the work of pop artist Jim Dine we can notice his symbolic themes is
the heart. • His hearts do not look like the heart on a
valentine card. – What did he do to make his hearts unique? – color varieties, contrast and painting style
Our Objective (goal)
• We will create a heart composition that shows color contrast and no outlines
• Then if the contrast is not clear enough, we will add value contrast with oil pastel.
3rd Grade:
• EP2C4: Identify and use value contrast• HC1AHS1: identify artworks from the
following: Pop Art• PP1A3: Layer two or more colors using
crayon, colored pencil, or oil pastel• EP1A4: Identify and use outlines
4th Grade:
• EP1a4: Identify and use outlines• EP1a4: Identify and use tints and shade• PP1B4: Using tempera paints, add color to white to
create a tint; add black to a color to create a shade• EP2C8: Identify and use color and value contrast• HC1AHS1: identify artworks from the following: Pop
Art• PP1B4: Apply watercolor paint to wet areas to blend
color (wet-on-wet technique)• EP1F4: Identify and demonstrate a value scale