PPT-Still Life Drawing Northwood

Elementary Art Docent Program How this PowerPoint Works Some of the slides in this presentation are hidden The slide number has a box and slash through it A hidden slide will not be shown in slide show mode It is visible and can be edited etc in normal mode You can change modes on the view tab or with the icons in the lower right corner. or Observational . Drawing. WHY DRAW STILL LIFES?. A still life is a drawing or painting of inanimate objects - such as fruit, pottery and flowers. . The artist has a chance to arrange these objects (unlike a landscape) in order to work out the composition of their artwork. In addition, they are a great way to practice and develop observational drawing techniques. . with character.. Expressionistic Drawing. Erich . Heckel. Figurative Representation. Egon. . Schiele. Aggressively. Deliberately. Fearlessly. Because of the aforementioned qualities, their figures are . An approach to Drawing. Marsha Devine . © 2007. Stick Still Life. Sets up structure for drawing / composition. Skeleton – no details. Quick line strokes. Geometric Shapes & Platonic forms. Compare shapes in relation to other objects. Essential Questions:. . Why do people make economic choices?. Vocabulary. Telegraph. . (. Morse Code) . – . A device used to send and receive messages over long distances using code for letters and numbers . life. What do you think you know about drawing from real life? . Think of your ribbons project in Intro 2-D/3-D Art. Think about the sketchbook assignments you are asked to do each week.  . What questions do you have about drawing from real life?. lemon-gigolo. WORD PAIRS. Can you tell . a story by just using a combination of . images? . Raimund . Krumme. Katarzyna . Kobro . Compare and relate the work of the . Polish . sculptor . . Katarzyna Kobro . Study Abroad. Study Abroad and International Exchange opportunities are . key . tools . to achieve. . Northwood University’s . mission to develop the . future . leaders of a global, free-enterprise society. . …With Color. Still Life: A review. 1. . Make a light sketch using basic shapes. . 2. . . Lightly draw the horizon line . (e.g., table). . 3. . . Determine your light source.. 4. . Begin shading . (m. An Observational Drawing Project. Still Life 101. What is a still life?. Generally speaking, still life drawings and paintings study inanimate objects. . More specifically it is also the study of:. Objects of humanity and the metaphors, symbolism and messages to be found therein. EyeOpener. *.. It was just one of that time's several raunchy, pocket-sized men oriented magazines filled with cartoons featuring voluptuous, long-legged blondes and lecherous men, as well as jokes of the often sexually and racially discriminating kind. Barks started out by selling one cartoon for 2 dollars. Now he had a foot in the cartooning world, and he continued to work for the . Da Vinci's Idea box. . Da Vinci's caricatures were made using . an . Idea Box.. Here is how an idea box works:. You lay out the features of the face then list varieties that you could possibly draw with that feature. Then blindly (close your eyes then point and look) or simply choose each feature then draw it.. Study Abroad and International Exchange opportunities are . key . tools . to achieve. . Northwood University’s . mission to develop the . future . leaders of a global, free-enterprise society. . . Learning Goal. To practice and improve drawing skills. To get your brain ready for Art Class. To develop ideas for expression. To select materials, tools, and techniques in your work. Requirements. You must clearly label your paper in the upper right-hand corner with:. Drawing. WHY DRAW STILL LIFES?. A still life is a drawing or painting of . inanimate objects . - such as fruit, pottery and flowers. . The artist has a chance to arrange these objects (unlike a landscape) in order to work out the .