Drawing and Painting I Scope and Sequence Standard: Strand, indicator, or benchmark

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1 Elements of Art Why is the knowledge and use of the elements of art essential to producing a successful work of art? Where do we see the elements of art at work in aspects of everyday life? How have artists used the elements of art successfully in wellknown works of art? Understand and apply the elements of art when creating artwork and viewing the work of other artists. Recognize and appreciate the presence of art elements in areas such as architecture, fashion, print, etc. Line Shape Space Form Texture Value Color Elements will be covered throughout the course in various projects/media s Analysis of art elements in well known art work The Visual Experience, Davis Publications Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain, Betty Edwards Exploring Visual Design, Davis Publications Page 1

2 Principles of Design Why are the principles of design an essential component to producing a successful work of art? Where do we see the principles of design at work in aspects of everyday life? How have artists used the principles of design successfully in wellknown works of art? Understand and apply the principles of design when creating artwork and viewing the work of other artists. Recognize and appreciate the presence of the principles of design in areas such as architecture, fashion, print, etc. Unity Variety Balance Dominance Movement Rhythm Pattern Contrast Repetition Focal Point Principles will be covered throughout the course in various projects/media s Analysis of principles of design in wellknown art work Page 2

3 Graphite, Charcoal What unique qualities do pencil techniques have? Why, when, and how do artists use pencil as an art medium? Why is it important for an artist to develop good skills in and perception? How do the right and left hemispheres of the brain affect an artist s ability to observe and perceive accurately? Use pencil techniques to render line, shape, form, value, and texture. Hone and perception skills. Exercise right and left brain activity. Recognizing how artists use this media in well known works of art. Value Texture Lead Grades Stump Blenders Highlight Shadow Reflected Light 2 D, 3 D Form Shape Line Fixative Eraser Types Graphite Sphere Cone Cube Cylinder Prism Realism and Naturalism Contour Line Positive/negative space Drawing from life/sighting Value scales Texture wheel Grid drawing Self Portrait Still Life Gesture drawing vocabulary Page 3

4 Printmaking What was the impact of printmaking on the art and literary world? What are some of the forms of printmaking, and what technical processes are involved? What is the difference between an original and a print? How does this affect the value of artwork? Create an edition of prints Use printmaking tools and materials properly and safely. Recognize forms of printmaking in various artworks. Printing Ink and Paper Benchhooks Brayers Gouges Block Materials Relief Printing Intaglio Planography Lithography Serigraphy Burnishing Registry Proof Edition Monoprint Floating Mount Giclee Barren Etching Plate Linoleum or other types of block printing Scratchboard vocabulary Page 4

5 Colored Pencil, Pastels How can these media be used to achieve various visual qualities? How do artists incorporate color into artwork? What is an effective color palette and how is knowledge of the color wheel applied in this process? What is the psychology of color? Using colored pencil and pastel techniques to create value, texture, and depth. Developing an effective color palette. Using color combinations and layering for shading. Recognizing how artists use this media in historical or contemporary works of art. Value Texture Transparency Opacity Rendering Tooth (Paper) Color Palette or Scheme Warm Colors Cool Colors Color Wheel Complementary colors Practice Duck Stamp Still Life Composition with Organic and Geometric Shapes Sketching and Shading Autumn Leaves vocabulary Page 5

6 Tempera, Watercolor, and Acrylic What are the unique characteristics of these types of paints? What are the specialized skills and materials needed to use paint media successfully? How have these media been used by artists in various painting genres and works of art? Why is an understanding of color mixing and color theory so important? Understand basic color theory and color mixing. Use techniques and materials specific to each paint type to achieve desired effects. Wash Transparency Opacity Primary Secondary Intermediate or Tertiary Tints Shades Hue Intensity and Saturation Complementary Monochromatic Analogous Triad Warm and Cool Dry Brush Stippling Pigment Masking Canvas Gesso Color mixing Technique Landscape Still Life Painting reflecting color theory Art History Replications and Parodies Furniture and Picture Frames vocabulary Page 6