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Bellwork

Bellwork. Find your sketchbooks Create a value scale in your sketchbook using dots only. . Objective:. Understanding and applying the technique of stippling while creating a work of art. . Pointillism.

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Bellwork

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  1. Bellwork • Find your sketchbooks • Create a value scale in your sketchbook using dots only.

  2. Objective: • Understanding and applying the technique of stippling while creating a work of art.

  3. Pointillism “Ism” signifies a belief, practice, idea, or movement. In art, there are many movements that end in ism. One of the most popular ISMs is Pointillism.

  4. Pointillism Pointillism, just as it sounds, is a style of art using only dots. French Artist Georges Seurat, the founder of this movement in the 1880s, preferred the name Divisionism. It was the critics of this movement that gave it the name Pointillism. Georges Seurat

  5. Pointillism When viewed from a distance, the eye blends the dots, in a process called optical blending. Even though no orange paint was used, red and yellow create the effect. The Eiffel Tower by Georges Seurat

  6. Pointillism Seurat began as a more traditional painter and later developed Pointillism. The Bathers at Asnièresby Georges Seurat

  7. Pointillism Pointillism required so much patience. His most famous piece, took two years! Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte by Georges Seurat

  8. Pointillism Seurat made over 3 million dots on this piece! 3,456,000 dots one at a time! Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte by Georges Seurat

  9. Stippling Assignment • 1. Choose photograph from magazine (cut it out and do not lose it) • 2. Make a light contour drawing of your photograph • Using a pen, start with darkest values first (stippling should reflect 3 dimensional quality) • 3. Dots are DOTS (not dots with tails) • 4.Avoid outlines (shifts in value instead of outlines) • 5. Turning work in (always attach your magazine photo with your name/class period to your drawing) • .

  10. Stippling Skill Practice

  11. You will be graded on the following: • No tadpoles • No outlines • Values match original picture • Used at least 6 ranges of value • Craftsmanship (no pencil lines) • Shows contour of object

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