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Symbolic Layered Drawing

Symbolic Layered Drawing. Objectives: Students will select an object of interest using symbolism. Students will then create multiple original drawings to incorporate into their mixed media work. Students will research narrative/symbolic works and mixed media works.

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Symbolic Layered Drawing

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  1. Symbolic Layered Drawing Objectives: Students will select an object of interest using symbolism. Students will then create multiple original drawings to incorporate into their mixed media work. Students will research narrative/symbolic works and mixed media works. Students are to draw from life in their work and apply compositional skills.

  2. Objectives that must be apparent in your finished work • Minimum of 5 layers • Size between 18X24 • One object/Drawing from Life - Symbolic • Strong composition and Visual Movement • Unified colors and theme

  3. How to Start: • LOOK ON-LINE FOR MIXED MEDIA ARTISTS • TRY LAYERING TECHNIQUES IN YOUR VISUAL JOURANL • GATHER UNUSUAL SURFACES AND MATERIALS • SKETCHING OF OBJECT • THUMBNAIL • BRAINSTORM

  4. Visual Journal: • Research • Experimenting of media layers • Thumbnails • Practice Drawing • Mixed Media Images • Additional pertinent information or drawings

  5. Assessment: Composition (use of space), technique, originality, expression of drawing, layers, use of media, craftsmanship, and aesthetics. Objectives apparent in finished artwork.

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