Art 6 Unit 2

Art 6

Unit 2: Exploring perspective

Lesson 2.1

You will practice drawing one-point perspective

You will check your knowledge of perspective

Agenda:

Here's what you'll make:

Knowledge Check

One-Point Perspective

Today's Art Activity:

Creating One-Point Perspective

You will need:

- Art 6 notebook- one-point perspective -eraser -kneaded eraser -pencils -ruler

Vocabulary:

horizon line linear perspective one-point perspective orthogonal lines vanishing point

Which of these images shows one-point perspective?

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LINEAR PERSPECTIVE

HORIZON LINE

the imaginary boundary that indicates the height of the viewers eyes

the illusion of 3-D space and depth in a 2-D artwork.

DO you know these terms?

ATMOSPHERIC PERSPECTIVE

THUMBNAIL SKETCH

a small sketch that helps the artist prepare a composition

the illusion of depth in an image created by changes in color and value.

Where is the background in this image?

Annotate! Circle the dot that shows the background!

A color scheme that is made of the tints and shades of one color.

What does "MONOCHROMATIC" mean?

Which of these images shows a SKYLINE?

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LOOK at this cool illusion!

Linear Perspective

The illusion of 3D space in 2D pictures or artwork. Notice the arrows all go to one spot where the objects seem to disappear?

Horizon Line

The imaginary boundary that shows where the land meets the sky.

Vanishing Point

The place where the parallel lines meet and seem to disappear. The vanishing point is always on the horizon line.

Orthogonal Lines

These are the parallel lines that meet at the vanishing point.

Drag the term to the correct hotspot

Horizon Line

Orthogonal Line

Vanishing Point

One-Point Perspective

One-Point Perspective is a drawing method that shows the illusion of things getting smaller as they move back into space. Today you will practice this drawing method using the one-point perspective page of your Art 6 Notebook.

One-Point Perspective

What You Need:

- OR -

Upload it to todays Edio Lesson

One-Point Perspective Directions

Share Your Work to Padlet

Play

Directions

- Art 6 notebook- one-point perspective -eraser -kneaded eraser -pencils -ruler

Ply

Padlet link is on your Art 6 homepage

Before You Leave!

What to bring to our next class Lesson 2.2:

black construction paper construction paper (2-4 pieces of any color) colored pencils eraser glue stick pencil ruler scissors

Upload your Artwork to EDIO or PADLET

Place your Artwork in your ART FOLDER to keep it safe!

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What We Will Make:

Today

• you will use the elements of art to create
• you will draw at least 5 forms in one-point perspective

Lesson 2.2

Agenda

Perspective PT 2

What we will make

What you will need

black construction paper construction paper (2-4 pieces of any color) colored pencils eraser glue stick pencil ruler scissors

Today's Art Activity:

Creating one-point perspective

Vocabulary:

contrast

Quick Review

Do you know one-point perspective terms?

orthogonal lines

one-point perspective

vanishing point

horizon line

Press the ' ' to reveal the image.

One-Point Perspective Forms

Today you will use... -line -shape -values -form to create this one-point perspective artwork.

You will be layering white and color on black construction paper. You will do this to help us show value.

Adding value can help make an artwork appear 3D!

Contrast

Contrast is the difference between values. The bigger the difference, the higher the contrast.

Contrast with Color

You can create contrast with color by making tints and shades of a color.

One-Point Perspective Forms

What You Need:

- OR -

One-Point Perspective Forms Directions

Upload it to todays Edio Lesson

Share Your Work to Padlet

-black construction paper-construction paper (2-4 pieces of any color) -colored pencils -eraser -glue stick -pencil -ruler -scissors

Directions

Play

Padlet link is on your Art 6 homepage

Before You Leave!

What to bring to our next class Lesson 2.3:

-sketchbook -pencil -eraser -kneaded eraser

Upload your Artwork to EDIO or PADLET

Place your Artwork in your ART FOLDER to keep it safe!

What We Will Make:

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Lesson 2.3

You will learn about landscape drawing

You will create 5 thumbnail landscape drawings

Agenda:

Here's what you'll make:

Landscapes and Thumbnails

Today's Art Activity:

Creating Lanscape Thumbnails

You will need:

Vocabulary:

- sketchbook -pencil -eraser -kneaded eraser

background foreground landscape features middle ground skyline thumbnail sketch

Compare = the same

• water
• trees
• skyline
• living things

Compare & Contrast the landscAPES

What is the same?

Contrast = different

• left is realistic with shading and shadows
• the right is flat color, not realistic

What is the different?

Landscape #2

Landscape #1

Parts of a landSCAPE

foreground

middle ground

background

skyline

horizon

a small sketch that helps the artist prepare their compostion.

Thumbnail Sketch

Not a lot of detail simple lines and shapes to show what the artist is thinking

Landscape Thumbnails

What You Need:

- OR -

Landscape thumbnail directions

Upload it to todays Edio Lesson

Share Your Work to Padlet

Directions

-eraser -pencil -sketchbook -kneaded eraser

Play

Padlet link is on your Art 6 homepage

Before You Leave!

What to bring to our next class Lesson 2.4 PROJECT DAY!:

- acrylic paint - canvas board - cup of water - eraser - landscape thumbnails - paint palette - paint brushes - paper towel - pencil

Upload your Artwork to EDIO or PADLET

Place your Artwork in your ART FOLDER to keep it safe!

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What We Will Make:

Unit 2 Project Day!

Today

• you will learn about atmospheric perspective.

• you will create a landscape painting that shows atmospheric perspective using monochromatic colors.

Lesson 2.4

Agenda

What we will make

Atmospheric Perspective

Today's Art Activity:

You will need:

Atmospheric Perspective Landscape Painting

- acrylic paint - canvas board - cup of water - eraser - landscape thumbnails - paint palette - paint brushes - paper towel - pencil

Vocabulary:

astmospheric perspective monochromatic

What do you Notice?

What happens to the colors between the foreground and the background in this landscape?

Atmospheric Perspective

Atmospheric Perspective

The illusion of depth in an image created by changes in color and value.

As land goes further into the distance, notcie that they appear: -less intensely colored -lighter in value -softer or hazier -less detailed

Monochromatic

Monochromatic is Art that is created by using tints and shades of only one color. You will choose one color and use a monochromatic color scheme for your atmospheric perspective landscape today!

Monochromatic Landscape with Atmospheric Perspective

-The lightest values, or TINTS, are used in the background/sky

-Medium values are used in the middle ground

-Land features are sillouettes. They are the same tint or shade they are connected to.

-SHADES are used in the foreground

Atmospheric Perspective Landscape

What You Need:

- OR -

Atmospheric Perspective Landscape Directions

Upload it to todays Edio Lesson

Share Your Work to Padlet

- acrylic paint - canvas board - cup of water - eraser - landscape thumbnails - paint palette - paint brushes - paper towel - pencil

Play

Directions

Padlet link is on your Art 6 homepage

Before You Leave!

Unit 2 Project Day!

What to bring to our next class Lesson 2.5 CRITIQUE DAY!:

No Materials next class! Just bring your atmospheric perspective painting!

Please bring:

You must Upload to EDIO today! This is a project grade!

Place your Artwork in your ART FOLDER to keep it safe!

Lesson 2.5Assignment: Critique

Learn two different types of responses

You will need:

Critique

Learn how to use the responses in a critique

Art Show

Critique your classmates' artworks

Your finished monochromatic landscape

Vocabulary

objective responses subjective responses

Subjective REspOnse

Did you ever look at an artwork and say ...

OR

Oh, I like that art because they used my favorite colors!

This art reminds me of a funny memory.

These kind of responses are called subjective.

Subjective responses are real and valid. But they can be presented in a kind manner.

Remember the guiding questions of a critique:

• Is my feedback specific?
• Is it helpful?

If your subjective response includes things that you like and do not like, it can still be helpful if it is specific.

Objective REspOnse

What if you just stated the facts or the things you can observe in the artwork? For example

• It is made from watercolor
• It is monochromatic
• it has a figure in the foreground
• the subject is a landscape
• the trees are overlapping

These observations are objective because everyone can agree they are present in the artwork.

Drag the responses to match

objective

objective

subjective

objective

subjective

This subject is a portrait.

This art makes me feel calm and relaxed.

I notice the horizon line in this drawing.

Wow, I love your painting because I like animals.

This art uses primary colors.

Before we can critque our art, we need to know the requirements...

The landscape needs:

foreground, middleground, and background

horizon line or a skyline

A monochromatic color scheme was used

Atmospheric perspective using the correct tints and shades

Remember to be Kind, Helpful, and Specific!

Critique your classmates artwork

Go to the PADLET link in the chat

Remember the helpful critique questions:

Share your art by creating a post and taking a picture. (remember to add your name!)

• What about this artwork is successful?

• What could be changed to help improve this artwork?

Choose one classmate's art and answer the two critique questions.

Answer the critique questions for the one artwork you chose!

Before You Leave!

Unit 2 Critique Day!

What to bring to our next class Lesson 3.1:

WE WILL START A NEW UNIT: UNIT 3!

-black and white construction paper -glue -pencil -ruler -scissors -white colored pencil

You must complete today's EDIO lesson! It is an Assessment!

Place your Artwork in your ART FOLDER to keep it safe!

What we will make:

Art Show Time

REMEMBER: Be a respectful audience member when observing and a respectful speaker when speaking.

Let's have some fun and share our artwork in class.

If you would like to share your work, please RAISE YOU ZOOM HAND.I will go down the list of volunteers and call on you one at a time to be spotlighted and say a bit about your work.

vanishing point

the place where parallel lines seem to meet

Unit 2

Lesson 2.1

Knowledge Check & One -Point Perspective Part 1

Lesson 2.2

One-Point Perspective Part 2

Exploring Perspective

Lesson 2.3

Landscapes and Thumbnails

Lesson 2.4

Assignment: Atmospheric Perspective

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Lesson 2.5

Assignment: Exploring Perspective Critique

Unit 2

Lesson 2.1

Knowledge Check & One -Point Perspective Part 1

Lesson 2.2

One-Point Perspective Part 2

Exploring Perspective

Lesson 2.3

Landscapes and Thumbnails

Lesson 2.4

Assignment: Atmospheric Perspective

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Lesson 2.5

Assignment: Exploring Perspective Critique

orthogonal lines

parallel lines that go to the vanishing point

Part 2

Part 1

Part 3

Unit 2

Lesson 2.1

Knowledge Check & One -Point Perspective Part 1

Lesson 2.2

One-Point Perspective Part 2

Exploring Perspective

Lesson 2.3

Landscapes and Thumbnails

Lesson 2.4

Assignment: Atmospheric Perspective

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Lesson 2.5

Assignment: Exploring Perspective Critique

Unit 2

Lesson 2.1

Knowledge Check & One -Point Perspective Part 1

Lesson 2.2

One-Point Perspective Part 2

Exploring Perspective

Lesson 2.3

Landscapes and Thumbnails

Lesson 2.4

Assignment: Atmospheric Perspective

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Lesson 2.5

Assignment: Exploring Perspective Critique

horizon line

imaginary line that shows the height of the viewer's eyes

What is composition?

Composition is the arrangement of elements in an artwork. In a still life, the composition shows:

• where your forms and shapes are
• where you put the back edge of the surface the objects sit on
• which forms are close and which are further away.

Unit 2

Lesson 2.1

Knowledge Check & One -Point Perspective Part 1

Lesson 2.2

One-Point Perspective Part 2

Exploring Perspective

Lesson 2.3

Landscapes and Thumbnails

Lesson 2.4

Assignment: Atmospheric Perspective

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Lesson 2.5

Assignment: Exploring Perspective Critique

Unit 2

Lesson 2.1

Knowledge Check & One -Point Perspective Part 1

Lesson 2.2

One-Point Perspective Part 2

Exploring Perspective

Lesson 2.3

Landscapes and Thumbnails

Lesson 2.4

Assignment: Atmospheric Perspective

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Lesson 2.5

Assignment: Exploring Perspective Critique

One-point perspective

drawing method to show how things appear smaller as they move away from us.