'Sketchbook' presentation slideshows

Pencil and Eraser. New Page in your Sketchbook. DRAWING A PORTRAIT. Next, we’ll learn the basics of drawing PEOPLE! Y ou will learn about basic proportions of facial features on the typical person . You will draw a portrait in profile.

Ikebana Vase. Brief Ikebana History. Ikebana means “Living flower, or “bringing flowers to life ”. . Brief Ikebana History. This style originated in sixth century Japan. It was part of a ritual offering in Buddhist Temples. . Brief Ikebana History.

Keith Haring Message Poster. Is this art?. At first glance, Keith Haring’s drawings look like cartoons…. Is this art?. And although they are basically upbeat, the messages behind most of the artist’s works are serious and thoughtful. What do you think is the meaning behind

Drawing the Eye. The Eye:. The iris is covered by a transparent cup called the cornea , which usually reflects some bright light and makes the eyes seem glassy in appearance.

Sketchbooks. Dan China www.danchina,net. PS This presentation, more materials and links on website. ‘engage , inspire and challenge pupils, equipping them with the knowledge and skills to experiment, invent and create their own works of art, craft and design ’.

Grade : / 40. If Checked, edit & resubmit ________. 10 = exceeds expectations 7-9 meets expectations 4-6 meets some expectations 0-3 Needs more work to meet expectations. Name: __________________ Studio Art Sketchbook Rubric . Name/#: ____________ Due Date: ___________.

Drawing the Mouth. The mouth is the second most expressive feature of the face. Great care should be taken in drawing its shape as it is a key element in achieving a likeness.

Observation Warm-up: In your sketchbook, draw the KNEXs at your table in contour and add shading. Be sure to date today’s entry!.

Observation Warm-up: In your sketchbook, draw the purple jew at your table in contour and add shading. Be sure to date today’s entry!.

Using the “Rule of Thirds” to achieve an aesthetically pleasing drawing for the viewer. Composition. Composition. means “putting together” and can apply to other things than drawing organization of the elements of art according to the principles of design