Advanced Studio Ceramics students are assigned the following projects which they can do in any order.
- Teapot and cup set
- Head/portrait
-Wheelwork
- Choice
Here is some inspiration and resources for work
Teapots- you can make it look like something recognizable or it could be abstract...it could be a person, a character, a building, natural forms or geometric shapes. However, it must have a lid that fits and stays on, a spout and handle that function and a cup that matches.
For the Head/Portrait
Tuesday, January 6, 2015
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Ways to get your creativity going
I found this great list of different ways to go about thinking about solving a creative problem....like art 2's new portrait project or Ceramics 1's Food Specific Project. Check it out and notice that the first steps are all about writing words associated with it down....just like I always tell you ;)
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
Art 2: Portraiture
Art 2 is working on Portrait Drawing. Here are some tutorials on individual features and general facial proportions. Use them to help you with your homework which is to "draw one mouth, one nose and one eye from direct observation" Due Thursday 10/16
Thursday, October 2, 2014
Drawing pencils
Art 2 is working on drawing skills in preparation for a new still life pastel... here's some info about the types of pencils from about.com
"Simply, the H means hard and B means black. H pencils, because they are hard, leave less graphite on the paper, so are lighter. B pencils are softer, so leave more graphite on the paper, and so are darker. F means Fine Point, and it is quite a hard pencil - easy to keep sharp, but generally a bit too hard for general drawing. The more Hs, the harder it is (so a 4 H is harder than a 2H) - HB is kind of in the middle, though for drawing, its still reasonably hard - and the more Bs it has, the softer it is - so the 7B is the softest. HB is equivalent to the standard American Number 2 pencil, B is Number 1."
"Simply, the H means hard and B means black. H pencils, because they are hard, leave less graphite on the paper, so are lighter. B pencils are softer, so leave more graphite on the paper, and so are darker. F means Fine Point, and it is quite a hard pencil - easy to keep sharp, but generally a bit too hard for general drawing. The more Hs, the harder it is (so a 4 H is harder than a 2H) - HB is kind of in the middle, though for drawing, its still reasonably hard - and the more Bs it has, the softer it is - so the 7B is the softest. HB is equivalent to the standard American Number 2 pencil, B is Number 1."
Monday, September 29, 2014
Art 2- Homework Review
Hi!
Here is a list of the homework assigned so far....if you haven't done them -DO THEM NOW! You will get partial credit for late homework up to 3 weeks late. You cannot do all of the homework at the end of the trimester!
1. Reflection on doodling
2. Sphere- observation drawing
3. Email me a photo of your favorite artwork
4. Something important - observation drawing
5. Bring in logos
6. 2 Products- observation drawing- DUE SEPTEMBER 26
7. Email a photo of a piece of art that is interesting to you- DUE SEPTEMBER 29
8. Draw something inspired by the piece you emailed me- DUE OCTOBER 2
9. 3 objects from home in a still life - observation drawing- DUE OCTOBER 9
Here is a list of the homework assigned so far....if you haven't done them -DO THEM NOW! You will get partial credit for late homework up to 3 weeks late. You cannot do all of the homework at the end of the trimester!
1. Reflection on doodling
2. Sphere- observation drawing
3. Email me a photo of your favorite artwork
4. Something important - observation drawing
5. Bring in logos
6. 2 Products- observation drawing- DUE SEPTEMBER 26
7. Email a photo of a piece of art that is interesting to you- DUE SEPTEMBER 29
8. Draw something inspired by the piece you emailed me- DUE OCTOBER 2
9. 3 objects from home in a still life - observation drawing- DUE OCTOBER 9
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