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Surrealism- 1 and 2 Point Perspective

Surrealism- 1 and 2 Point Perspective. Craig Blair. Surreal Artwork Strange and Unusual Objects don’t usually go together Dream-like/ Mystery Developed during WW1 and WW2. Day 1:. Gather ideas and inspiration from magazines, etc. Create 4 sketches of your composition, or layout

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Surrealism- 1 and 2 Point Perspective

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  1. Surrealism- 1 and 2 Point Perspective

  2. Craig Blair • Surreal Artwork • Strange and Unusual • Objects don’t usually go together • Dream-like/ Mystery • Developed during WW1 and WW2

  3. Day 1: • Gather ideas and inspiration from magazines, etc. • Create 4 sketches of your composition, or layout • CRITERIA: • Artwork must show mystery created by shadows or other dark areas, silhouettes, etc. • (Mystery can also be created by your combinations of objects (e.g. objects that might not normally go together.) • A patterned floor- Think of tiles or stars. Anything with repetition • A door, window, half-wall or opening of some kind • 3 Walls total (No ceiling) • At least 3 objects • ADDITIONAL VA COMP REQUIREMENTS: • Specific color scheme must be chosen: Primary, secondary, warm, cool, analogous, etc. • One object drawn from 2-point perspective (think of a simple geometric object- box, TV, suitcase, etc)

  4. Day 2: One and Two Point Perspective Mini Lesson • Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZYBWA-ifEs • Finish thumbnails and Choose composition.

  5. Criteria: • Composition (Layout) based on 1-point perspective. • Artwork must show mystery created by shadows or other dark areas, silhouettes, etc. • (Mystery can also be created by your combinations of objects (e.g. objects that might not normally go together.) • The composition must include:  • A patterned floor, floor covering or walkway or staircase that follows the rules of 1 point perspective. • A door, window, half-wall or opening of some kind between the foreground/middle ground space and the background space. • 3 Walls (No ceiling) • At least 3 objects • ADDITIONAL VA COMP REQUIREMENTS: • Specific color scheme must be chosen: Primary, secondary, warm, cool, anagolous, etc. • One object drawn from 2-point perspective (a suitcase, a television, a box, etc.).

  6. 1 Point Perspective

  7. Day 3+ • Break foreground and background with opening. • Give the floor a design • Add interest to the “space” • Add geometric and organic shapes • Add object in 2 point perspective (VA COMP) • Add color and value (light and dark areas)

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