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Pete and Poker
   
1.Art as Inquiry
 

Introduction
Description
Analysis
Technique
Interpretation
Judgement
Student Model
Assignment 1
Rubric

2.Art in Context
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What is Art History
Student Model
Conducting Interview
Assignment 2
Rubric
Turkish Student Model
   
3.Creating Art
  Introduction
  Color and Painting
  Assignment 3
  Student Evaluation
  Student Model
  Rubric
   
4.Art as Inquiry
  Introduction
  Art Theories
  Assignment 4
  Rubric
   

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Lesson 3

Creating Arts - Art Making
How do I make color expressive?

Introduction

Art making is the process of learning about art expression, design (composition), techniques, and tools. Painting TECHNIQUE is the art of picture-making to some people, but to professionals, it is the study of color. In this lesson you will experiment with color. Painter's MATERIALS include watercolor, acrylics or oils; but we will explore color through the use of a computer program. Painters' TOOLS include brushes, palatte knives, sponges, airbrushes-anything that will hold and apply paint. In this lesson, your computer mouse will be your tool!

OBJECTIVES:

You will be able to:

  • Experiment with color and symbol to create three art studies that are expressive of your mood, feelings and ideas
  • Experiment with using a computer paint and draw program
  • Write an art criticism paper about your artworks.

This satisfies the Arizona Visual Arts Standards 3AV-P2, P4, P5

 




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