Mon 2/24/14 – AB1, AB5, B2 – Painting II

Today’s Objective: • Complete your first painting with oil paints • Continue planning your next 3 plates • Begin second plate • 1st plate due Wednesday

Instructions on Aluminum Plate 1. Print out your image- 5X5 (make sure it’s a close- up) 2. Practice on a test piece 3. Cut and tape your photo to the front of your metal 4. Use Styrofoam or newspaper for pressure 5. Trace your animal outline and fur texture with a pencil 6. Check for thoroughness 7. Begin pushing out the form with the rounded end of the

scissors 8. Push out the most protruding part of the face next.

– i.e. : snout, beak, nose, trunk, etc.

9. Define other features – Eyes, ears, cheek bones, veins, etc.

10. Develop your texture

11. Sand down with steel wool 12. Wipe oil from plate with cleaner 13. Paint your first coat of Gesso. Allow it to dry completely before painting the next two coats. PAINT 3 COATS OF GESSO. 14. Begin painting your plate with oil paints. 15. Start with the lightest colors. 16. Exaggerate your colors!!!! 17. Begin planning your next three plates. 18. Dry off any water on your paintbrush!!

Painting Instructions on Aluminum Plate

Mon 2/24/14 – B2– Art 1

Today’s Objective: Complete High Contrast Self Portrait:

• Grid 8x10 High Contrast Photo • Grid 12x15 watercolor paper • Draw everything as you see it. • Begin painting everything that has been drawn in with a

color of your choice. Black and white is standard. • *Create another high contrast of a picture of your choice.

If you cant think of one or find one I’ll print out another self portrait for you with multiple values!

• Next class we will begin scratchboard. Begin planning

what image you will use to trace onto your scratchboard. NO BLACK AND WHITE ANIMALS OR FACES. HAS TO HAVE A FULL RANGE OF VALUE.

Directions

1. Measurements on small photo: 1 inch

2. Measurements on large Paper:1 ½, 3, 4 ½, 6, 7 ½, 9, 10 ½, 12, 13 ½, 15

3. Begin drawing your High Contrast Self-Portrait on the large paper

Tue 2/25/14 – AB1, AB5 – Painting II Warm-Up: Print your next images cropped by a 5X5 square bpena_sub@dentonisd.org Today’s Objective:

• Complete your first painting • Continue planning your next 3 plates • Begin second plate • 1st plate due Wednesday • Second plate due next Wednesday

Instructions on Aluminum Plate 1. Print out your image- 5X5 (make sure it’s a close- up) 2. Practice on a test piece 3. Cut and tape your photo to the front of your metal 4. Use Styrofoam or newspaper for pressure 5. Trace your animal outline and fur texture with a pencil 6. Check for thoroughness 7. Begin pushing out the form with the rounded end of the

scissors 8. Push out the most protruding part of the face next.

– i.e. : snout, beak, nose, trunk, etc.

9. Define other features – Eyes, ears, cheek bones, veins, etc.

10. Develop your texture

11. Sand down with steel wool 12. Wipe oil from plate with cleaner 13. Paint your first coat of Gesso. Allow it to dry completely before painting the next two coats. PAINT 3 COATS OF GESSO. 14. Begin painting your plate with oil paints. 15. Start with the lightest colors. 16. Exaggerate your colors!!!! 17. Begin planning your next three plates. 18. Dry off any water on your paintbrush!!

Painting Instructions on Aluminum Plate

Tue 2/25/14 – A2, A3 – Art I Warm up: What is scratchboard? Scratchboard is the process of creating a picture on black board by etching (scratching) away black to reveal white.

Today’s Objectives: • Scratchboard Power Point &

Vocabulary. Get your sketchbook ready for notes

• Begin Sketches and compiling your image. We will begin the next step next class.

• On task grades Closing: What will you create for scratchboard? What do you do when you miss a warm up or closing?

Wed 2/26/14 – AB1, AB5, B2 – Painting II

Warm up: What has been the most challenging part of this

lesson? What has been the most engaging part of this lesson? Complete for a grade! I will come around to read your responses as a quiz grade. bpena_sub@dentonisd.org

Today’s Objective: • Complete grade sheet • Complete your first painting • Continue your next 3 plates

• Second plate due next Wednesday • 1st plate due TODAY

• Gesso your second plate today • Begin working on your third while waiting for your

layers to dry

Wed 2/26/14 –B3 – Art I Warm up: What is scratchboard? Scratchboard is the process of creating a picture on black board by etching (scratching) away black to reveal white.

Today’s Objectives: • Scratchboard Power Point &

Vocabulary. Get your sketchbook ready for notes

• Begin Sketches and compiling your image. We will begin the next step next class.

• On task grades Closing: What will you create for scratchboard? What do you do when you miss a warm up or closing?

Thu 2/27/14 – AB1, AB5 – Painting II bpena_sub@dentonisd.org Today’s Objective: • Continue your next 3 plates

• Gesso your second plate today • While waiting for your gesso to dry, work on your

third plate • Begin painting your second plate • Second plate due next Wednesday

Thu 2/27/14 – A2, A3– Art 1

Warm up: Write down & practice with pencil…. 7 Scratchboard Techniques: 1. Solid 2. Hatching 3. Cross hatching 4. Stippling 5. Circles 6. Squiggle 7. Curves

Today’s Objectives: Scratchboard Technique Demonstration!

Shade with any of the above techniques. Complete worksheet and sketch today for a grade!

Finish drawing your animal in your sketchbook. Complete worksheet and Scratchboard sample Begin Scratchboard if time. Closing Question: Which scratchboard technique did

you find most successful? Why?

Fri 2/28/14 – AB1, B2, AB5 – Painting II

Today’s Objective: • Continue your next 3 plates • Continue painting your second plate • Second plate due next Wednesday

Fri 2/28/14 – B3 – Art 1

Warm up: Write down & practice with pencil…. 7 Scratchboard Techniques: 1. Solid 2. Hatching 3. Cross hatching 4. Stippling 5. Circles 6. Squiggle 7. Curves

Today’s Objectives: Finish drawing your animal in your sketchbook. Shade with any of the above techniques. Then Scratchboard Technique Demonstration!

Begin Scratchboard if time.

Closing Question: Which scratchboard technique did you find most successful? Why?