2 Point Perspective Intro

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Targets:
I can create depth using 2 pt. perspective
I can create 5 or more buildings with variety
I can add windows, doors, streets, sidewalks,
I can be neat while creating
I can use layers effectively


Art Electives Video

Part I of Two-Point Perspective Unit:Bare Bones

 Perspective in Art
A History of Perspective
WATCH THIS 1 MINUTE VIDEO ABOUT THE 3 TYPES OF PERSPECTIVE

Through close observation of the images below, create what you feel are appropriate targets for Part I of the Two-Point Perspective Unit.  

2nd Hour Padlet Targets

3rd hour Padlet Targets

STOP!! 2nd hour GO TO PADLET

STOP!! 3RD HOUR GO TO PADLET

EXERCISE 1:
- Using Adobe Photoshop, File Size 8x10 
200 res. OR YOU CAN USE PAPER AND PEN/PENCIL
- Make a file called "practice building"
- Try to make a building like the one you see below.  Feel free to move ahead to create more.

Do you think you can add windows, doors, or a sidewalk too?

CAN I HAVE A VOLUNTEER?!

Let's Create as a Class! Go back to your seats!

Targets:
.... Today's target is...
.... Tomorrow's target will be posted on blog tomorrow...

Video #1:  Creating a Building Using 2-Point Perspective

Video #2:  Creating a building with a flat roof

Video #3:  Creating a Skyscraper

Video #4:  Making a roof for a house

Video #5:  Making windows, doors, shutters in 2- point perspective

Video #6:  Making streets and side walks

Part II of Two-Point Perspective 

Unit to Come!

Geraldine Georges

Click on the image below 

Geraldine Georges

FlipGrid

Target

1. Students collaborate with others using Flip Grid in order to analyze a work of art and identify how the elements of art and principles of design are used.

2. Student will observe portraits online or take one of their own that they imagine would work well for creating their own portrait in the style of Georges.

3. Through close analyzation students can design a portrait in the style of Geraldine Georges using Adobe programs.



  
Explain why these are poor photos to use? 

Steps:
1. Using Photoshop, create a file that is 8x10 or 10x8 200 resolution. Make sure you are in RGB mode.
2. Place embedded photo into your work and make a copy of that layer so you now have 2 portrait layers.
3. Review Georges Page and how she creates a back ground, That is what we will be doing first.
View the first 2 videos below for background steps.

HAVE FUN! 

Background Spots Video

Shape tool for background

Quick Selection Tool

Radial Me

Targets:
I can create a radial design using adobe programs.
I can identify color schemes in art and design.

Examples of Radial Symmetry

Balance (RADIAL)

Steps:

1.  Have a friend (or me) take a picture of you.  Full body in an interesting pose with negative space.

2.  Open up a new file in Photoshop 8x8in 200 res.

3.  Place embed your picture and cut out with magnetic lasso tool or you can mask it out.

4.  Place rulers.