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DRILL: Take a sheet from your table called: “The Basics of Drawing”

The Basics of Drawing: Drawing Objects Using Shapes. DRILL: Take a sheet from your table called: “The Basics of Drawing” Title sketchbook Page- “ The Basics of Drawing ” Draw the 3 pictures on the front USING SHAPES. (Follow along with Miss Gauger .)

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DRILL: Take a sheet from your table called: “The Basics of Drawing”

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  1. The Basics of Drawing: Drawing Objects Using Shapes DRILL: Take a sheet from your table called: “The Basics of Drawing” • Title sketchbook Page- “The Basics of Drawing” • Draw the 3 pictures on the front USING SHAPES. (Follow along with Miss Gauger.) • Draw the dog on the back. • Write down the homework from next slide. Objective: You will learn to construct objects using shapes in order to draw realistic animals.

  2. Homework • Due next Wednesday. One week. • Trace large circle. If at home, use a plate and copy paper. • Make art in circle. • Look at Zentangle packet on Miss Gauger’s website or search Zentangles on your own. • Include Zentangle designs. • Add value. • Grade will be based on the amount of detail and effort, not just doing it. • Extra points if you draw outside the circle.

  3. Zentangle Mandala

  4. Add color and value:

  5. Homework • Due next Wednesday. One week. • Trace large circle. If at home, use a plate and copy paper. • Make art in circle. • Look at Zentangle packet on Miss Gauger’s website or search Zentangles on your own. • Include Zentangle designs. • Add value. • Grade will be based on the amount of detail and effort, not just doing it. • Extra points if you draw outside the circle.

  6. We will learn with this lesson: • Mandalas • Drawing objects using shapes- animals, natural objects. • Shading • Collage • Print-making • Zentangle- doodle designs.

  7. The Basics of Drawing: Drawing Objects Using Shapes DRILL: Take a sheet from your table called: “The Basics of Drawing” • Title Page- “The Basics of Drawing” • Draw the 3 pictures on the front USING SHAPES. (Follow along with Miss Gauger.) • Draw the dog on the back. • If you finish early – work on mandala day 1, value shapes, and flower with shading. Objective: You will learn to construct objects using shapes in order to draw realistic animals.

  8. How to use use shapes to draw animals Objective: You will learn to construct objects using shapes in order to draw realistic animals. DRILL: • Draw the dog that is on the back of yesterday’s sheet. (If you already drew one, draw the other- there are 2) • Which shapes would you use to draw this bird?

  9. Homework • Due next Wednesday. One week. • Trace large circle. If at home, use a plate and copy paper. • Make art in circle. • Look at Zentangle packet on Miss Gauger’s website or search Zentangles on your own. • Include Zentangle designs. • Add value. • Grade will be based on the amount of detail and effort, not just doing it. • Extra points if you draw outside the circle.

  10. Today: Finish these pages: • Mandala day one • Value with shapes • Applying value to the flower. • The Basics of drawing

  11. Proportions Objective: You will use size measurements in order to use proportions when drawing animals. DRILL: • What did you learn on Friday with the bird? • What are proportions? • What does a caricature artist draw? • How many heads tall is a person? • How many eyes wide is the face? • Wrist to elbow equals what other body parts?

  12. Title the deer section- Proportion Proportions are size measurements used to draw parts to scale. How many head tall? 7 1/2 How many eyes wide? 5 Caricature artist? Out of proportion. Head is larger. Wrist to elbow is _foot____and __head___.

  13. Drawing Using Shapes • Objective: You will learn to construct objects using shapes in order to draw realistic animals. DRILL: • What steps did we do yesterday? The order. • List any tips or things Miss Gauger said (next to your drawing)

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