Art 6 Unit 3

Art 6

Unit 3: Paperwork

Lesson 3.1

Agenda:

Vocabulary:

You will create a Notan design using black and white construction paper

You will identify balance, harmony, and notan

Knowledge Check

balance harmony Notan

Balance, Harmony, and Notan

Art Activity:

Notan Design

You will need:

Heres what you'll make:

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

KNowledge Check

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High Relief vs. Low Releif

High relief Sculpture: the sculpture comes out of the flat surface farther. Low Relief Sculpture: The sculpture is lower and closer to the flat surface.

What is Mixed Media?

When artists use more than one medium (material) in their artwork.

Positive and Negative Space

NEGATIVE SPACE

Space is absent of any object

POSITIVE SPACE

Object is taking up space

What is Notan?

A Japanese word that means light-dark harmony.

Harmony

Harmony is when the elements of art are arranged to make an artwork look complete.

Similar colors, patterns, and shapes create harmony (unity) in artwork.

Balance

The way an artist organizes a composition. There can be symmetrical or asymetrical balance.

Asymmetrical Balance

Symmetrical Balance

Composition is not the same on both sies, but has similar amounts of elements throughout.

Composition is the same on both sides.

Positive Space:

The subject or objects that take up room in an image.

Negative Space:

The area around or in between the objects in an image

Your Notan Design:

Include geometric and organic shapes!

Notan Design

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Notan Design Directions

You will need:

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

Lesson 3.2

Agenda:

Vocabulary:

You will recognize relief sculptures

You will prepare a drawing for a paper relief sculpture

relief sculpture

Relief Sculpture Part 1

Art Activity:

Prepare Sculpture Drawing

Heres what you'll make:

You will need:

- paper - pencil - colored pencils - markers

What is the difference between these two sculptures?

Relief Sculpture

A sculpture that is attached to a flat background.

The horses stick out from a flat background

U.S.A.

ITaly

Egypt

IRAN

VIETNAM

Paper Relief Sculpture

Today you will start the first steps of your relief sculpture.

Relief Sculpture Part 1

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Relief Sculpture Part 1 Directions

You will need:

- markers -colored pencils -white paper

Lesson 3.3

Agenda:

Vocabulary:

You will recognize low and high relief sculptures

You will complete your paper relief sculpture

low relief high relief

Relief Sculpture Part 2

Art Activity:

Complete Relief Sculpture

Heres what you'll make:

You will need:

- drawing from previous class - glue stick - a construction paper (color of your choice) - scissors

Low vs. High Relief Sculpture

High relief, or alto-relief, is a type of relief sculpture where at least half of the design projects from the background or base.

Low relief, also called bas-relief, is a type of relief sculpture where the design is close to the background or base.

Relief Sculpture Part 2

Today, you will complete your relief sculpture by cutting your shapes and attaching them to the background. They must show relief!

Relief Sculpture Part

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Relief Sculpture Part 2 Directions

You will need:

- drawing from previous class - glue stick - a construction paper (color of your choice) - scissors

Lesson 3.4

Agenda:

Vocabulary:

You will create collages using patterns and construction paper

You will recognize printmaking and collage

collage mixed media printmaking

Mixed Media Prints Part 1

Art Activity:

Collages with Patterns

Heres what you'll make:

You will need:

- colored pencils - construction paper (4 colors) - glue - markers - scissors

Printmaking

Wood Carving

The process of transferring an image onto another surface. The image can be printed multiple times!

Stamps

Sponges

Collage

A collage is made by using different materials and placing them on a supporting surface to create a work of art. Collages can include a variety of materials: - paper - photographs - drawings - paint - found objects

Mixed Media

When artists use more than one medium (material) in their artwork.

Mixed Media

You will combine printmaking and collage to create a mixed media artwork similar to this.

Mixed Media Part 1: Make the Collage Background

Step 1: Think about an animal you would like to create with collaged papers.

Step 2: Search "animal graphic outline" to find some images to help you get started.

Step 3: Look at your animal graphic and break it down into shapes in your head. (Follow Mrs. Baker's example during instructions.)

Mixed Media Part 1: Getting our collage papers ready.

Step 5: Cut papers in half

Step 4: Choose paper (4 colors)

Step 6: create patterns on your paper

Pattern Inspiration

Mixed Media Part 1

Mixed Media Part 1 Directions

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- glue -colored pencils - markers - construction paper (4 colors) - scissors

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Lesson 3.5

Vocabulary:

Agenda:

Unit 3 Project Day!

You will complete your mixed media print!

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Art Project:

Mixed Media Prints!

You will need:

Heres what you'll make:

• glue
• scissor
• markers
• eraser
• patterned papers from last class
• 1 construction paper for your background

Mixed Media Part 2!

Today you will choose an image to create a collage. The we will add printmaking on top.

Project Steps:

Step 1: Cut out shapes for your collage. Your collage can be anything you would like. Animals, scenery, objects.

Step 2: Glue your shapes to your background.

Mixed Media Part 2

You will need:

• glue
• scissor
• markers
• eraser
• patterned papers from last class
• 1 construction paper for your background

Mixed Media Part 2 Directions

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Lesson 3.6

You will submit an artwork that you made during this unit

You will learn how to describe and connect to artwork.

You will critique your classmates artwork.

Agenda:

Recap

You will need:

Critique

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OR

What is a Critique?

Describe:

When you describe an artwork, you will answer the following question: What do you see?

Describing artwork should include: - the elements of art present (line, shape, color, and so forth) and - the thing you notice first in the artwork.

Now You Try! Do your best to describe what you see in this artwork!

Objective vs. Subjective

Connect:

To connect with the artwork, you will answer the questions: What does the artwork remind you of? Is there a feeling the artwork gives you?

Your Turn! Try and connect with this artwork: -What does this artwork remind you of? - Is there a feeling the artwork gives you?

To do this it can be helpful to know the requirements of the projects we completed in unit 3.

Describe & Make Connections

Let's check them out!

on your classmate's artwork

Requirements

Paper Relief Sculpture

Mixed Media Prints

Nōtan

• uses a square of black construction paper on white paper

• has a shape cut out of each side

• uses geometric and/or organic shapes

• shows negative and positive space.

• prints are made with natural or found materials

• the background is a collage of construction paper

• there is a pattern in the collage

• the prints are embellished with marker and/or colored pencil.

• uses any kind of rolled paper

• shows a fantasy creature or an abstract design

• the rolled paper is glued to a flat background.

Describe & Connect

Choose your artwork

Step 1

Step 2

Post a picture of your artwork in Padlet

Describe & Connect by commenting on other's artwork

Step 3

Do these steps to get credit for your Edio lesson

Lesson 3.1

Knowledge Check and Notan Design

Unit 3

Lesson 3.2

Paper Relief Sculpture, Part 1

Lesson 3.3

Paper Relief Sculpture, Part 2

Paperwork

Lesson 3.4

Mixed Media Prints, Part 1

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Lesson 3.5

Assignment: Mixed Media Prints, Part 2

Lesson 3.6

Assignment: Paperwork Critique

Dragons and Patterns on the Cantonese Assembly Hall These relief sculptures decorate the tiled roof of this assembly hall, which was used as a meeting place for the Chinese community of Hoi An. It is located in Central Vietnam and was made at the end of the 19th century CE.

State Names on the Lincoln Memorial In Washington, D.C., USA, the Lincoln Memorial shows relief sculptures along the top of the building. The states' names are carved into the stone, and eagles with wreaths and garlands are the relief sculptures. It was built from 1914 to1922 CE.

Lesson 3.1

Knowledge Check and Notan Design

Unit 3

Lesson 3.2

Paper Relief Sculpture, Part 1

Lesson 3.3

Paper Relief Sculpture, Part 2

Paperwork

Lesson 3.4

Mixed Media Prints, Part 1

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Lesson 3.5

Assignment: Mixed Media Prints, Part 2

Lesson 3.6

Assignment: Paperwork Critique

Lesson 3.1

Knowledge Check and Notan Design

Unit 3

Lesson 3.2

Paper Relief Sculpture, Part 1

Lesson 3.3

Paper Relief Sculpture, Part 2

Paperwork

Lesson 3.4

Mixed Media Prints, Part 1

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Lesson 3.5

Assignment: Mixed Media Prints, Part 2

Lesson 3.6

Assignment: Paperwork Critique

Lesson 3.1

Knowledge Check and Notan Design

Unit 3

Lesson 3.2

Paper Relief Sculpture, Part 1

Lesson 3.3

Paper Relief Sculpture, Part 2

Paperwork

Lesson 3.4

Mixed Media Prints, Part 1

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Lesson 3.5

Assignment: Mixed Media Prints, Part 2

Lesson 3.6

Assignment: Paperwork Critique

Relief on a Wall in Persepolis These relief carvings are part of the ruins of the ancient city of Persepolis. They are from around 405 to 359 BCE.

Printmaking

A process of transferring an image onto another surface

Relief Sculpture

A sculpture that is attached to a flat background

Nature Materials

Handmade Materials

Embellishments

Notan

A Japanese word that means light-dark harmony

How a Critique Helps the Artist:

A critique helps the artist by: - showing them what was successful so they can do it again; - showing them what they need to work on; - acknowledging their hard work which encourages them to keep trying things.

Lesson 3.1

Knowledge Check and Notan Design

Unit 3

Lesson 3.2

Paper Relief Sculpture, Part 1

Lesson 3.3

Paper Relief Sculpture, Part 2

Paperwork

Lesson 3.4

Mixed Media Prints, Part 1

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Lesson 3.5

Assignment: Mixed Media Prints, Part 2

Lesson 3.6

Assignment: Paperwork Critique

Lesson 3.1

Knowledge Check and Notan Design

Unit 3

Lesson 3.2

Paper Relief Sculpture, Part 1

Lesson 3.3

Paper Relief Sculpture, Part 2

Paperwork

Lesson 3.4

Mixed Media Prints, Part 1

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Lesson 3.5

Assignment: Mixed Media Prints, Part 2

Lesson 3.6

Assignment: Paperwork Critique

How a Critique Helps the One Critiqueing:

A critique helps the person doing the critique by: - learning to recognize the ways the elements of art can be used; - inspiring them to try new things with their next artwork; and - giving them practice for providing feedback in areas outside of art.

Villa Borghese Gardens These relief sculptures decorate a garden in Rome, Italy. They were made from 1580 to 1633 CE.

Step 2

Step 1

A critique is a way of providing feedback on someone's work. A critique should include: - How is the artwork successful? - In what areas does it need work or improvement?

What is a Critique?

Lesson 3.1

Knowledge Check and Notan Design

Unit 3

Lesson 3.2

Paper Relief Sculpture, Part 1

Lesson 3.3

Paper Relief Sculpture, Part 2

Paperwork

Lesson 3.4

Mixed Media Prints, Part 1

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Lesson 3.5

Assignment: Mixed Media Prints, Part 2

Lesson 3.6

Assignment: Paperwork Critique

Reliefs from the Temple of Ramses III This relief carving was created between the 16th and 11th century BCE. It is located in the West Bank of Luxor in Egypt.