Objective You will define and create thumbnail sketches in order to brainstorm ideas for your animal mandala DRILL Page layout Title page Thumbnail Sketches Definition why Examples from ID: 422771
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Thumbnail Sketches
Objective: You will define and create thumbnail sketches in order to brainstorm ideas for your animal mandala.DRILL: (Page layout )Title page- Thumbnail SketchesDefinition/ why?-Examples from life-What animal(s) or natural plants will you use?2-4 Boxes for drawing.
Thumbnail Sketches
Definition/ Why?-
Examples in life
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Animals/ Plants
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A thumbnail sketch is…
A series of quick sketches that help you to brainstorm ideas.What are some things that people create that they might start with a series of thumbnail sketches?Slide3
MoviesSlide4Slide5
InventionsSlide6
ComicsSlide7
Cars- anything manufactured…labels, too.Slide8
BooksSlide9
Why would you do more than one?Slide10
On each thumbnail sketch:
Practice drawing animals and natural objects from a picture. Use shapes to help.Create a minimum of 2 sketches:Minimum of 2 animals and/ or flowers.5 spaces for shading/ valueMinimum of 3 spaces for collage.Minimum of 10 spaces.Other designs or images of your choice. Slide11
Hummingbird -
Patterns/ Line Designs - Shading/ Value - Monochromatic ColorsSlide12
Today’s Goal:
Create 2or more different thumbnail sketches to give you ideas for your final mandala.Look at your previous pages and packets of images to help you with ideas.Sketches can be quick or detailed. Final lesson- Collage TechniquesStart final artwork Thursday. Slide13
On each thumbnail sketch:
Practice drawing animals and natural objects from a picture. Use shapes to help.Create a minimum of 2 sketches:Minimum of 2 animals and/ or flowers.5 spaces for shading/ valueMinimum of 3 spaces for collage.Minimum of 10 spaces.Other designs or images of your choice. Slide14
Remember these criteria, too:
Difficulty and detailCraftsmanship/ neatnessComposition- layout is balancedFocus on assignment Creativity- problem solving- uniquenessYou can add whatever you want as long as you meet the criteria. PLAY. BE CREATIVE!Slide15
Turn in Sketchbook asap:
What is a mandala? Element MandalaValueApplying Value to a flowerThe Basics of DrawingBird- shapesDeer- proportionsThumbnail sketchesHomework- due WedCollage techniquesTo view these assignments, go to Miss Gauger’s
website:www.gaugerfunofart. pbworks.comGet 5 extra credit points for commenting on
the Mandala page. Do it today in class.Slide16
How is this a different approach?Slide17
Stylize the objects.Add designs
Thick and thin lines.Black and whiteSlide18
Same as slide before
Different use of color and stylizationSlide19
How was this done?
How could you translate this to your object?Slide20
Warm colors with black
Add patterns and designsLinoleum (Stay after school)Slide21
Painting or chalk on collage backgroundSlide22
Collage background with white paint or white out pen on top
White oil pastel with water color over it.Slide23
Skull
In graphite (pencil)On brown paperBlack drawings on topSlide24
Antique background
RubbingSimplified objectsSlide25
Cubist
Simplified shapesCut out shapesGlue them onAdd repeated lines.Slide26
How is this creative?
Artist: Sagaki KeitaSlide27
Mosaic
Monochromatic color schemeAdd other objects.Slide28
Draw it on top of writing. Paint it. Cut it up into pieces.Slide29
Think about unique ways to solve this problem:
You will need to spend time on this at home to finish all 12.Stay after Tues-Fri for more time.Use the internet for ideas.Think smaller to get them finished.Check your name off on sheet for how many you’ve completed so far.