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Ms. Livoti’s Guide to making Drawing and Painting your favorite class EVER

Ms. Livoti’s Guide to making Drawing and Painting your favorite class EVER. Concepts and Objectives. Be able to draw and paint realistically from direct observation Be able to use wet and dry media proficiently in creating a work of art

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Ms. Livoti’s Guide to making Drawing and Painting your favorite class EVER

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  1. Ms. Livoti’sGuide to making Drawing and Painting your favorite classEVER

  2. Concepts and Objectives • Be able to draw and paint realistically from direct observation • Be able to use wet and dry media proficiently in creating a work of art • Be able to produce work demonstrating three dimensional illusion of space • Be able to conceive and apply conceptual vision • Be able to solve visual problems in a journal/sketchbook format • High quality work is expected and it is assumed that work from this course will be included in AP level portfolios.

  3. NY State Standards for Visual Art • Creating, Performing and Participating in the arts: Participating in art activities • Knowing and Using Art Materials and Resources: Making use of art materials and resources • Responding to and Analyzing Works of Art: Critically responding to works of art • Understanding the Cultural Dimensions and Contributions of the Arts: • Understanding the personal and cultural forces that shape artistic communication and how the arts our culture

  4. Attendance Policy • 3 LATES= 1 UNEXCUSED ABSENCE • 24 ABSENCES = LOSS OF CREDIT FOR THE COURSE • You will get a cut card written up after your 3rd late. • Arrive to class on time and begin our daily do now or weekly sketchbook assignment • Passes are for using the restroom only. One person is allowed out at a time, you may not leave during lessons, demos or critiques. You will be considered absent if you leave the room for an extended period of time. • It is YOUR responsibility to make up missed work if you are absent. • Extra help is available.

  5. Behavior Policy • Chain of Command: • Verbal Warning/Personal Meeting with Teacher • Phone call home • Detention • Department meeting with Art Chairperson • Referral/Assistant Principal If you have any personal issues regarding the course, material, class procedures, or other students please see me directly. I will be happy to discuss your concerns with you.

  6. Grading Class work/Projects …..……………………………..65% Class Participation/ Effort ………………………….10% Homework/Sketchbook…………...……………….10% Tests/ Quizzes……………………………………….…15%

  7. Project Requirements CLASS PROJECTS: Late projects receive 5 points off EVERYDAY they are late. You have up to ONE WEEK to complete an assignment after a due date. This must be completed at home or during extra help. After one week you will receive a ZERO as a project grade. This is unable to be changed for the Marking Period. Homework Deadlines: Homework will not be accepted after a due date. Homework directly applies to the day’s lesson. Late homework receive a ZERO. Sketchbook Deadlines: Sketchbooks are graded according to your EFFORT and level of completion. If you do not hand in a sketchbook assignment on time you will receive a ZERO. Remember: Sketchbooks affect your homework average!

  8. BRACE YOURSELF • CLASS RULES ARE COMING

  9. Aim: What should the rules of the Art Room be? Do Now: Create 2 classroom rules that you think would be important for an art room.

  10. Be Prepared Everyday! ONE DOES NOT SIMPLY SHOW UP WITHOUT A PENCIL

  11. Participate in class and put in your best effort! DOES SO WELL IN ART CLASS TEACHER CALLS HOME AND SAYS I’M AWESOME

  12. NO YOU CAN’T KEEP YOUR BAGS AND BOOKS ON THE TABLE. • Keep books and bags off the desk, and out of the aisle on the floor.

  13. Cell phone policy: • You must sign the technology agreement to use your phone only for artistic purposes. • If your phone is out, or being used for a non-art purpose it will be taken away. • Your parents will get a phone call home. • Repeat cell phone offenders will find their phone in the main office at the end of the day where your parents will have to pick it up.

  14. MUSIC Policy • You are not allowed to play music from your phone or other device during class. • Listening to music from your personal device with headphones may be allowed while working in an open studio setting- but this is a class earned privilege. • No headphones during demos, lessons, class discussions or critiques. Van Gotye

  15. Leave food/drinks in the front of the room. Please don’t eat near artwork.

  16. Be attentive and respectful! Oh, you’d like respect? Please, continue being disrespectful.

  17. Be open to meeting new people and working with others in class. • Get to know your classmates! It’s a great way to show your respect for others.

  18. Respect your supplies and the art room’s supplies! • Don’t take/touch something without asking permission! Don’t invade others personal spaces. • Use all supplies properly, clean supplies, and put supplies back where you find them!

  19. Raise your hand when you’d like to share something

  20. WANT AN EASY TIP FOR STAYING OUT OF DETENTION? USE MATURE AND APPROPRIATE BEHAVIOR IN CLASS

  21. Don’t write on school property. If you feel like drawing put it on paper. NOT SURE IF TAKING NOTES IN BINDER OR DOODLING ON THE DESK THE WHOLE TIME

  22. If you want to leave on time, help clean up the room...even if it wasn’t your mess. IT’S 5 MINUTES UNTIL END OF CLASS CLEAN UP ALL THE MESS!

  23. WANNA BE DISTRACTING IN CLASS? KEEP GETTING OUT OF YOUR SEAT • Stay in your seat unless told otherwise! Walking around can be dangerous and distracting!

  24. WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOU ALREADY THREW IT OUT? • Don’t EVER throw away an artwork without Ms. Livoti’s approval!

  25. IF MY EXPERIENCE IN THIS CLASS IS DEPENDENT UPON MY ATTITUDE • The experience you have in this room is dependent upon your attitude. THEN IF I HAVE A SUPER AMAZING ATTITUDE, CLASS WILL BE SUPER AMAZING?

  26. Commit to your art training! Make art part of your day, every day and stick to it! Walking through the door of the art room is your first step. • Don’t get scared or worried about making art, or what it will look like. • Make artwork for the practice! Enjoy the practice, not the result. • Stay calm and work hard at each project! Don’t let yourself get frustrated. • Every day will be different, do what you can each day • Give your teacher and classmates your personal best so they may achieve theirs. Motivate each other to do better! • Don’t cheat at art by letting someone do something for you. You have to develop your own skill and style!

  27. Class Supplies Discounted price kits are available for $41.72 (incl. tax), normal price is about $70. Available at Blick stores. Blick will sell kits in school sept. 5th and 10th! Bring cash! • 1 set Premier Prismacolor Colored Pencils, Tin Box Set of 24 • 1 Red Wallet Portfolio, with Handles 20" × 26” • Canson 9x12 sketchbook, 100 sheets • This sketchbook will also be where you take class notes and do your HW • General’s Sketchmateset- this includes a white vinyl eraser, one sharpener, 3 graphite pencils in various hardness, two charcoal pencils, a drafting pencil, and a blending tool • 1 Sharpie Pen

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