Videos of break dancers and sporting events and ballet rehearsals gave us practice with gesture drawings. Bent hangers cured in plaster-filled cans. Proportional bodies were built using newspaper, tape, and plaster gauze. A final coat of runny plaster put the finishing texture on the figure before applying a metallic acrylic paint.
Sunday, February 10, 2013
Self Portrait with Value
Students took their own photographs with the school IPad. Many included an object that reminded them of another person. Their expressions were a response to a story about that person; a time they felt empathy. Separate values were outlined then enlarged on a 15x15 square of quality paper. The tempera grays were premixed and the students marked the shapes with numbers corresponding to the correct gray, much like a color by number.
Sunday, November 11, 2012
Minimalist Cardboard Freestanding Sculptures
*Sculpture*
The idea for this introductory Sculpture project came from an art teacher blog I found on Pinterest. Check out this amazing lesson here!
My class was videotaped by Mr. Silva, a math teacher at our school, during this unit. Meet me and meet my students. Check out the video!
Labels:
additive sculpture,
cardboard,
Minimalism,
sculpture
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