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                               Domain 1 | Competency
                               The teacher understands student diversity and knows how to plan learning experiences 
                               and design assessments that are responsive to differences among students and that
                               promote all students' learning.

 

 

Unit Four: Life Drawing and 3-D Design

Theme: Identity

Week

Skill Learned/ Technique

 Elements and Principles

Name of Project

Materials

Description

Artists Used

1-2

Drawing From Life

Color Theory: Schemes

Contour Lines

 

Value

Line      

Texture

Space

Movement

Unity

 

       Contour

   Still life (using       objects of self)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pencils

Colored pencils

Paper

 

 

 

 

 

The students will make a still life using items that describe themselves as an individual by using a specific color scheme, learning about value, composition and contour drawing on still life.

 

Rachel Ruysch

Audrey Flack

3-4

Draw with Sculpture

From

Life

Color Theory

 

Line

Space

Value

Texture

Still life with

Sculptural

Elements

Pencils

Paper

Glue

Paper Mache

 

The students will draw a still life from life. The student will then decide where they want the raised parts of their drawing to be and on a hard canvas board they will use paper and Mache to create a raised painting.

 

David Farrer

5-6

Draw

Sculpture

Contour Lines

Contour drawing

 

Line

Value  

Shape

Texture

Harmony

Contour line sculpture

Paper

Pencil

Building materials

Painting

The students will draw a still life and then create the still life as a paper sculpture replica in scale.

 

Leonardo Da Vinci

7-8

Draw

Stippling

Crosshatching

Hatching

Contour

Color Theory

 

Line

Value

Texture

Shape

Proportion

 

       Shoe Drawing

Pencils

Colored pencils

Paper

Draw a shoe that describes your personality or that is part of your unique fashion sense.

Dieter Roth

David Brownings

9-10

Sculpture

Turning a drawing

into a 3-D object

Using everyday materials to create a 3-D object

Shape

Texture

Line

Proportion

 Sculptural Shoe

Pencils

Colored Pencils

Paper

Hot glue

Paper

Cardboard

Tag Board

Foam Board

Exacto Knifes

Cutting Boards

The student will create a shoe from the drawing that they made and create it out of paper. The students will learn about life drawing, talk about structure, talk about planning how to create the shoe. The students will create of a sculpture out of everyday materials (paper and cardboard).

 

Carlos N. Monila

Jolis Paons

11-12

Sculpture/Painting

(Painting)

Value

Color

Pattern

 

    Sculptural Shoe 

Water cup,

Brushes,

Acrylic paint in assorted colors, black, white, red yellow, blue

Paper towels

The students will create an original design that describes their personality; they will also choose a few mixed colors from a magazine that they must mix using acrylic paint. The Students will paint their shoes with their design.

 

Scope and Sequence 

One Unit for Art 1- Created when I was a Student Teacher at Premier High School

 

 

 

Student work from Premier High School 

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