Your response.....shout it out........Hey Stevie (or C Dawg) you are so.........
A. Cheezy
B. Old School
C. Deplorable
D. Irascible
E. Other (keep it clean) _________________________________
Make folders
Write your name and 1A on tab
1 blank page for sketches
Half page assignment sheet
Time sheet
Seating chart and attendance
State standards
How the class works
1st 10 minutes_get folders and work in sketchbook or a quick assignment
Work on assignments
Last 30 minutes_ I will usually grade assignments
Clean up
Put folders up during last 5 minutes. Keep your folders out until then.
You are with me for the first semester.
Then you will be with Ms. Berotti for the second semester.
Expectations
Grades
Sketchbook examples
Safety and computer rules
Tardies follow school policies_bring note from teacher or administrator
Food & drink -
No food and drink near computers
Food and drink permitted as long as room is clean
Hall passes
Must have ID displayed
Emergency only - none for food and beverages
Go over room layout, equipment, etc.
Clean trash out of desks
Set up still life and draw
Objectives:
1. Fill the entire space you draw on.
2. Shade in your drawing.
3. Use pencil to create black in darkest areas, then dark greys, lighter greys, etc. There should be 10 value steps.
4. Refine your drawing.
Fill out personal info sheets for folders.
Write schedule on back if you need to.
Bring other forms back for grade.
What is this class about?
Form groups and answer………….
What is art?
What are art forms? (What major art form did the textbook's definition leave out?)
What was the earliest art form?
Who were the first visual artists?
Discussion from groups
What is art?
The arts are a basic form of human communication. The visual arts, music, literature, and poetry may be considered the means by which people, past and present, express themselves in unique sights and sounds that capture the interest, imagination and appreciation of others.
In the visual arts, fine arts refers to painting, sculpture, and architecture.
Experts say that art should:
Mirror reality or look like something in the real world
Be pleasing to the eye, even if it is not realistic
Express the artist's ideas, beliefs, and feelings so that others can understand them
Source: Art in Focus, Gene A. Mittler, McGraw Hill, 2006.
Do you agree?
Can you add other "should's"?
Why should you involve yourself in the creation of art?
Self-expression and creativity
Decision making and problem solving
Real world connections. The business world cites a need for creativity and problem solving.
Creating a work of art involves problem solving:
Clarifying the problem
Identifying possible solutions
Selecting and applying the most appropriate solution
Determining whether the solution resolves the problem
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