Your Summative Art Project Challenge:
Create your own still life composition from a grouping of objects that represents you.
Essential Questions:
How do artists engage viewers in drawings of objects?
How can objects represent deeper meaning in an artwork?
How can objects represent deeper meaning in an artwork?
Tiered Formative Assessments:
For this week, complete this tiered investigation into still life drawing and colored pencil techniques:
- To receive a score of 2, complete #1
- To receive a score of 3, complete #1, #2
- To receive a score of 3.5, complete #1, #2, #3
- To receive a score of 4, complete all, #1, #2, #3, #4
#1 - Required
- Summarize 3 key concepts you learned from the presentation video?
- First, watch the entire video. Then, pause the video at an artwork you'd like to discuss.
- Independently or in a pair, analyze the chosen work:
- Write down the artist's name and title of the work (if given)
- Describe the work: What do you see? What is the visual evidence? Try not to interpret the work. Break the work down to the basic elements of art.
- Analyze the work: What principles of design are being created from the elements of art? How are elements organized in the work for good design?
- Interpret the work: What do you think the work is about? What is the evidence from the work to support your thinking?
- Judge the work: What is your personal opinion of the work? Why is it successful or not? Support your opinion with references to the artwork.
#2 - Required
- Complete the Colored Pencil Blending Technique sheet or complete work in sketchbook.
#3
- Describe and summarize 3 key concepts or tips learned from this tutorial.
#4
- How might this technique be helpful with your own summative art project?
- Summarize the main idea behind this observational technique.
Manders Example
MGSH Student Example
Anna Villalon (12) - 2018. AP Drawing
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Jennifer Kim (11) - 2019. AP Drawing
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