Elements and principles of art drawings

Third, Fourth, and Fifth graders are all diving right into the Elements of Art whether in review or in depth. Fourth grade is reviewing with an all in one composition. We wrote ‘ART&#82…

Patchwork Tree by mydarkenedeyes on tumblr.com Recently, I have been making an attempt to use some of the ideas that are gathering on my Pinterest account...The above sample inspired a fun fall tree of "markering" and shading techniques for 7th grade. We started by separating the page into 12 sections. This grid made it easy to place the tree trunk, limbs, roots, and land lines. Then we added techniques used for a few of our projects this semester. These included shading, hatching, cross…

For the Principles of Design I did balance, contrast, emphasis, movement, pattern, and rhythm. The hardest I thought was rhythm because you had to combine movement and pattern together.

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ART VOCABULARY Art Elements & Principles (Prezi) The ELEMENTS and PRINCIPLES of art/design are the building blocks used to create a work of art. The Elements of art/design can be thought…

The elements of art explained.

After finishing up our graffiti unit, the next unit of focus in my Art 7 classes was the elements of art. I created a note packet with snipets of worksheets and information that I "borrowed" from Pinterest. Each page in the note packet concentrated on a single element and had some sort of drawing exercise, as well as vocabulary and definitions. These pages took us about two class periods to complete. Then, we were on to the first project. The requirements were that students had to write the…

Elements of Art, examples

These are well over due. I meant to post these in Sept, some how forgot to. These are 9x9 inch squares. Students divided the square into 8 pie pieces, 7 of which represent an element of design. This was meant as review to start off the year. I found this lesson off of Pinterest, unfortunately the link to the lesson is no longer accessible for some reason. As much as it displays each element quite nicely I didn't feel it was as effective as I would have liked. Next year I would like to create…