Studio Art 2 CP1

Studio Art & Design II 2012 – 2013, "B" Day: Lesson Sequence B-1, 7:50 – 9:26 Lesson #

Date Aug 22

Aug 24

Aug 28 Aug 30 Sept 4

Sept 6 1st Quarter

Sept 10 Sept 12 Sept 14 Sept 18 Sept 20 Sept 24

Sept 26 Sept 28 Oct 2 Oct 4 Oct 8 Oct 10 Oct 12 Oct 16 Oct 19

Lesson Sequence Details Lesson #1: Warm-up New Assignment: Introduction to the class and Lesson #1 Warm-Up work, distribute materials and class requirements and expectations. Introduce the sketchbook.

The Elements of Art & The Principles of Design: Power Point. The Sketchbook: What does it mean to “Design” a page in your sketchbook? Homework Assignment: Design a full page for each of the elements and principles in you sketchbook. Due at the beginning of class on the next figure drawing day. Sketchbook Review – I will show examples in class of previous student work.

Contour Drawing Negative Space Figure Drawing (sketchbook – elements and principles - due for grading): Warm-up of quick figures in pencil and china marker.

Lesson #2: Line Drawing and Shading New Assignment: Drawing an object in your hand in pencil and another in charcoal (from plaster cast replicas).

Drawing an object in your hand Drawing an object in your hand Drawing an object in your hand Drawing an object in your hand Figure Drawing (sketchbook due for grading): Pencil drawing on white paper.

Grade and Critique: Lesson #1: Warm-up & Lesson #2: Drawing an object in your hand. Warm Up Drawings, Drawings of an object in your hand, and figure drawing.

Lesson #3: Every line in your hand. One and Two Point Perspective Every line in your hand Every line in your hand Every line in your hand Perspective – One point – In the box Perspective – One point – Outside the box Perspective – Two point – In the box Perspective – Two point – Outside the box Last Day of 1st Quarter – Portfolio due for grading

Oct 23 Oct 25 Oct 30

Nov 1 Nov 6 Nov 8 Nov 12 Nov 14 2nd Quarter

Nov 16

Nov 20 Nov 27 Nov 29 Dec 3 Dec 5 Dec 7 Dec 11

Dec 13

3rd Quarter

Dec 17 Jan 4 Jan 8

Figure Drawing (sketchbook due for grading): Japanese bamboo pens on white paper Grade and Critique: Lesson #3: Every line in your hand and one and two point perspective.

Lesson #4: Color Basics New Assignment: Color Basics: Hue, Value, and Saturation: Create a 3D color pattern.

Today: Discuss how to create 3-D effects using color in a pattern. Begin working on patterns in sketchbook (make at least five different patterns) Photoshop Assignment: Create a freehand drawing in Photoshop. Hand in one 8 ½" x 11" color glossy image. (print this at home or on the library laser printer.)

Photoshop: refresher/demo of the basics.

Create a Hue scale from yellow to blue to red and back to yellow Create a value scale: white to black and a value scale from white through a color to black.

Create a saturation scale from one compliment to another.

Continue working to finish Hue, Value, and Saturation Scales. Mr. Stanforth will explain your assignment that you must do next class while he is gone.

Mr. Stanforth is in Connecticut. During class today: Create the pattern (from the five in your sketchbook) and develop a color scheme for your finished design in your sketchbook.

Work on 3-D color pattern Work on 3-D color pattern Work on 3-D color pattern Work on 3-D color pattern Work on 3-D color pattern Figure Drawing (sketchbook due for grading): Black and white Prismacolor pencil on middle tone paper.

Grade and Critique: Lesson #4: Color basics hue, value, and saturation scales and 3-D color pattern as well as the Photoshop drawing.

Lesson #5: Extended Figure Drawing and Still Life New Assignment: Two day figure drawings and two day still life drawings.

New Photoshop Assignment: The Illusion of 3Dimensions on a flat surface. The use of size difference, overlap, perspective, shape and form, value and color.

Create a 3-D composition completely in Photoshop.

Last Day of 2nd Quarter – Portfolio due for grading Figure drawing Two class still life, Sketchbook due for grading

Jan 10 Jan 15 Jan 17

Jan 22 Jan 24 Jan 28 Jan 30 Feb 1 Feb 5 Feb 7 Feb 11

Feb 13 Feb 19 Feb 21

Feb 25 Feb 27 Mar 4 Mar 6 Mar 8 Mar 12 Mar 14 Mar 18 4th Quarter Mar 20 Mar 22 Mar 26 Mar 28 Apr 9

Continue Two class still life Grade and Critique: Lesson #5 Extended Figures, Still life, and 3-D Photoshop image.

Lesson #6: Self-Portrait in a reflective object New Assignment: Self-portrait drawing in a reflective object. Bring in a reflective object (an interesting object that reflects light and images as well as a mirror.)

Photoshop Assignment: Have fun and do your own idea Self-Portrait Drawing in a reflective object.

Self-Portrait Drawing in a reflective object.

Self-Portrait Drawing in a reflective object.

Self-Portrait Drawing in a reflective object.

Self-Portrait Drawing in a reflective object.

Figure Drawing (sketchbook due for grading) Grade and Critique: Lesson #6: Self-Portrait drawing in a reflective object. Photoshop of your own idea.

Lesson #7: Self-Portrait Painting in a reflective object.

New Assignment: Self-Portrait painting (use either tempera or acrylic) in a reflective object.

Photoshop Assignment: Mask an object, scene, or person.

Self-Portrait Painting in a reflective object Self-Portrait Painting in a reflective object Mr. Stanforth is in Utah with Bob Fisher to give keynote address to Utah Art Ed Assoc.: continue with current assignment: Self-Portrait Painting in a reflective object Self-Portrait Painting in a reflective object Self-Portrait Painting in a reflective object Self-Portrait Painting in a reflective object Self-Portrait Painting in a reflective object Last Day of 3rd Quarter – Portfolio due for grading Figure Drawing (sketchbook due for grading): Pencil on white paper.

Grade and Critique: Lesson #7 Self-Portrait painting and Photoshop Mask assignments Lesson #8: Drawing Details New Assignment: Close-up drawing of three fobs on your backpack.

New Photoshop Assignment: Music concert poster OGT OGT Backpack close up Backpack close up Backpack close up

Apr 11 Apr 15 Apr 17 Apr 19 Apr 23

Apr 25 Apr 29 May 1 May 3 May 7 May 9 May 13 May 15 May 17 May 21 May 23

Backpack close up Backpack close up Figure Drawing (sketchbook due for grading) Grade and Critique: Lesson #8: Backpack close up and Photoshop Music Concert poster.

Lesson #9: Sketchbook Assignments New Assignment: In class do four (4) two page spreads, two (2) each, of the best thing in my life and the worst thing in my life.

The best and the worst The best and the worst The best and the worst Portfolio Preparation and Class clean-up The best and the worst Extra Extra Extra Extra End of 4th Quarter – Portfolio Due for Grading End of 4th Quarter – Portfolio Due for Grading

Studio Art & Design II, Class Expectations THERE IS DRAWING HOMEWORK IN YOUR SKETCHBOOK EVERY NIGHT. IF I DO NOT ASSIGN A SPECIFIC SUBJECT YOU WILL MAKE A DRAWING OF YOUR OWN CHOICE. EACH PAGE MUST BE DATED. CLASS WORK/HOMEWORK: Assignments will be given from the syllabus but all students will be encouraged to pursue personally motivated work. The sketchbook is an important tool for every artist and all students will be expected to draw/write/compile visual and verbal information in their sketchbooks on a daily basis. ASSIGNMENTS IN OR OUT OF CLASS ARE NOT A REQUEST - THEY ARE REQUIRED - ALL ASSIGNMENTS MUST BE COMPLETED ON TIME. FAILURE TO HAND IN ALL ASSIGNMENTS BY THE END OF A QUARTER WILL RESULT IN A FAILURE FOR THAT QUARTER. CRITIQUES: There will be no tests in the traditional sense. Test will be by critique.

ATTENDANCE IS REQUIRED FOR CRITIQUES - Every student is required to participate in the critique sessions - they are the class tests and therefore no excuse other than a school sanctioned absence will be accepted. The class critique is an open forum where the instructor will not only make comments concerning technical and aesthetic problems and successes but will encourage the entire class to respond. Positive comments are most desirable because it is more valuable to learn from each other the good things that we have done as opposed to the negative. Likes and dislikes, although

important, are only a small part of the class critique. All students will be encouraged to express their opinions which will be directed toward technique and aesthetics.

GRADING: Works of art are graded based upon the student's effort, presentation, and time spent on the assignment. Grades are also determined by neatness, ability to follow directions, interpretation of the assignment, technique and quality of execution. Of all of these qualities other than time spent, creative risk taking - TRYING SOMETHING DIFFERENT - is the most desirable and will produce the best results.

GRADING PERCENTAGES: 50%: CRITIQUES: All major class and out of class assignment.

25%: PORTFOLIO: all class portfolios.

25%: HOMEWORK: to include the sketchbook or any other minor assignment given by the instructor for completion outside of class.

NO EXTRA CREDIT, except in unusual circumstances initiated by the instructor and only for students who have completed all work on time and according to directions.

PLAGIARISM OR TO PRESENT ANOTHER PERSONS WORK AS YOUR OWN IN PORTFOLIO OR EXAM IS AN ACADEMIC VIOLATION - AUTOMATIC FAILURE. DISCIPLINE: THE FREEDOM OF THE ARTROOM: All Moeller Art/Photo students enjoy a privilege that I like to call "The Freedom of the Art Room". This freedom requires a great deal of maturity and responsibility on the part of all students.

Those that do not practice this maturity and responsibility will have that freedom curtailed or revoked. Mutual respect among students is required. Theft, vandalism, handling another's work without permission, or the destruction of another's work or property will exclude a student from this class. I expect you to take pride in all that you do and assume that others feel the same. The only thing that belongs in your mouth during this class is what God or the Orthodontist put in there. As stated in the School Student Handbook, no food is to be consumed anywhere outside of the school cafeteria.

KEEP YOUR GUM AND CANDY AT HOME. GUM CHEWING IS INAPPROPRIATE AT SCHOOL. ALSO, REMEMBER TO "KEEP YOUR HANDS TO YOURSELF". Chewing your fingernails, any other part of your body, clothes, pens, pen tops, paper, books, dirt, grit, desk, school property of any kind, other students, the property of other students, dried flavored or unflavored, salted or unsalted, corn, or other crunchy product; to include, dried meats, fruits, vegetables, cow, pig, lamb, or other animal product either living, dead or in suspended animation - IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED IN THIS CLASS. Persons not able to control their bodies and the actions of their bodies during class will receive a self-control training assignment for homework to assist them in overcoming their difficulty. (You will hand-write this page twice.) THIS ALSO APPLIES TO DRINKS. DO NOT BRING LIQUIDS TO CLASS. If you fear dehydration during class, consume sufficient liquids before class at

one of the many cool and refreshing water fountains that abound in the hallways at Archbishop Moeller High School. Please try to relieve your body of all waste products between classes. If you need to blow your nose during class remember that this is not grade school and, no, I do not have a tissue for you, nor will I excuse you from class to go search for one. Keep a handkerchief in your pocket or a sufficient packet of tissues in your backpack.