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2013-14 Studio Art Daily Plans Oct 28-Nov 1, 2013

2013-14 Studio Art Daily Plans Oct 28-Nov 1, 2013. Ms. Livoti. Monday 10/28/13 Aim: How can you choose a quote that reflects the theme of your Photo Booth Portrait project?. Do now: Choose a quote to summarize in your own words and think of an image that relates to it.

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2013-14 Studio Art Daily Plans Oct 28-Nov 1, 2013

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  1. 2013-14 Studio Art Daily Plans Oct 28-Nov 1, 2013 Ms. Livoti

  2. Monday 10/28/13 Aim: How can you choose a quote that reflects the theme of your Photo Booth Portrait project? Do now: Choose a quote to summarize in your own words and think of an image that relates to it. Homework: Final October Sketchbook: bring in your final choice of a drawing from the October sketchbook list. Due Friday 11/1 Bring in a magazine for tomorrow that you can collage from.

  3. “There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it.” – Edith Wharton “I believe that one defines oneself by reinvention...”- Henry Rollins “Thinking: the talking of the soul with itself.”- Plato

  4. Tuesday 10-29 • Aim: How can you create the text for your quote and apply it to your Photo Booth Portrait project? • Do Now: Discuss how texture, and movement are created through collage Homework: Final October Sketchbook: bring in your final choice of a drawing from the October sketchbook list. Due Friday 11/1

  5. Barry Martin (born 1943) Date 1965

  6. Robyn Denny (born 1930) Title Collage (Austin Reed, Version I) Date 1959

  7. Collage Art form and technique, incorporating the use of pre-existing materials or objects attached as part of a two-dimensional surface.

  8. Wednesday 10/30/13 Aim: How can you continue to create movement while emphasizing the portrait in your Photo Booth Portrait project? Do Now: Quiz Review Homework: Final October Sketchbook: bring in your final choice of a drawing from the October sketchbook list. Due Friday 11/1

  9. Thursday 10/31/13 Aim: How can you critique and assess your Photo Booth Portrait project? Do Now: Quiz Homework: Final October Sketchbook: bring in your final choice of a drawing from the October sketchbook list. Due Friday 11/1

  10. Friday 11/1/13 Aim: What is the art of Chinese Brush Painting? Do Now: Read about the artist Qi Bai-Shi and answer the questions. Homework: continue to brainstorm your animal, insect or flower choice for the Chinese Brush Painting project

  11. The Art of Chinese Brush Painting

  12. Chinese Brush Painting • Aim: to capture the inner essence of the subject—its energy, life force, spirit- not just its outer appearance. • Often portrayed nature: flowers, landscapes, animals • To accomplish his goal, the Chinese painter only used black ink, and limited color. • Drawing with an ink brush comes from calligraphy (the art of writing) (from kallos= beauty, graphien=to write- Greek: beautiful writing.)

  13. Chinese Brush Strokes • Free spirited, spontaneous brush strokes • No sketching first • No correcting your brush stroke • Little use of perspective or realistic portrayal, gives the painter freedom to better express his subjective feelings.

  14. The Four Gentleman • Orchid • Bamboo • Chrysanthemum • Plum Blossom • Major themes in painting • Incorporate all the major brushstrokes needed to make a painting

  15. OrchidSymbol of SpringMeans: Bright promise , unity and modesty

  16. Professional Sumi`e Orchids

  17. Real and Painted Wild Orchids • There are a variety of orchids available but the ones we will focus on are the orchids that have the long fluid leaves and small, fragile petals.

  18. BambooSymbol of Summer Means endurance, flexibility and perseverance

  19. Real and Painted Bamboo • www,junglephotos.com/africa/ www.susanwagnerglass.com • Bamboo grows in sections and from each section grows new branches and leaves. • Look and find the simple strokes, and see how the lifting of the brush tip creates the leaves.

  20. Professional Bamboo Examples

  21. ChrysanthemumSymbol of the Autumn Means triumphant in Life: Persistence, Patience and Fortitude.

  22. Real and Painted Chrysanthemum Found at Naturgraphics.org • In the chrysanthemum, simplicity is used in such a way that it becomes more complex or intricate. • There are many different varieties of chrysanthemums, each with it’s own beauty.

  23. Professional Chrysanthemums

  24. Plum Blossom Symbol of Winter • Meaning: 1.Secret promise of renewal 2.Continuity & Hardiness of Life

  25. Real and Painted Plum Blossom Branch

  26. Professional Plum Blossom Branches

  27. Resources http://www.moma.org/collection/theme.php?theme_id=10064 Litao Wang Educational Technology Masters Program Texas A&M University, 2003worldroom.tamu.edu/ChineseBrushPainting.PPT Metmuseum.org Gardener’s Art Through the Ages p. 193, 198 www.ceas.ku.edu/.../Chinese%20Brush%20Painting%20lesson%20Template. Doc http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/topics/East_Asian_calligraphy http://www.youtube.com/user/NanRae#p/u/0/mBmgDOGUGsA Wikipedia http://janzaremba.com/Sumi-e http://www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/martin-movement-collage-t07884 http://www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/denny-collage-austin-reed-version-i-t01835

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