Shape: Cubism Project Cont'd

Introduction to Art

Objective: Students will demonstrate synthesis by 

generating at least half of their rough draft composition 

of chosen thumbnail for final draft with 80% accuracy.

Today, we continue our project with Cubism. At this point, you
should have mastered the basic techniques of cubism art. For this
project, students will create a scene that is related to music, sports,
or famous person. Ideas must be school appropriate and approved
by me. We will be using colored pencil for this project.

  Materials Needed:                        Agenda:
~Pencil                                          1. Bell-work
~Sketchbook                                 2. Instruction/examples
                                                      3. Demonstration
                                                      4. Independent Practice
                                                      5. Closure

Art 3/4 & 5/6

Objective: Students will demonstrate synthesis by 

generating all of their ten thumbnails for sculpture 

with 80% accuracy.

Today, we begin a new project with Cubism. Students need to complete
their ten thumbnails. If you finish with the thumbnails, move on to the
large rough draft drawing. At this point, you should have mastered the
basic techniques of cubism art. For this project, students will create a
cubism sculpture. Ideas must be school appropriate and approved by me.
We will be using cardboard boxes, if you want to bring in extra cardboard
such as toilet paper roles or paper towel cardboard you can.You are
responsible for keeping a clean work space and keeping your materials as
good as, or better, then what you received them as.

  Materials Needed:                        Agenda:
~Pencil                                          1. Bell-work
~Sketchbook                                 2. Instruction/examples
                                                      3. Demonstration
                                                      4. Independent Practice
                                                      5. Closure