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Get ready to be inspired, create two-dimensional art, and define your own art story. In this course, you will experiment with media and techniques to create a variety of artworks as you develop skills in drawing, painting, and more! You’ll explore artworks to understand how to use the elements of art and principles of design to plan, create, and reflect on your own art. There are supplies you’ll need to purchase for this class, but don’t worry. You have choices in what you can use.
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Students will demonstrate an understanding of color fundamentals by explaining the properties of color, explaining the color wheel, and describing color schemes
Students will demonstrate an understanding of form fundamentals by describing types of shapes, explaining shading techniques, and explaining geometric forms.
Students will demonstrate an understanding of mixed media portraits by describing facial feature proportions, explaining mixed media techniques, and creating a mixed media portrait.
Students will demonstrate an understanding of shading fundamentals by explaining light sources, describing texture, and explaining value scales.
Students will demonstrate an understanding of landscape painting by explaining spatial depth in landscapes, describing color value, and explaining focal points.
Students will demonstrate an understanding of painting foundations by explaining painting value scales, explaining painting techniques, and describing painting texture.
Students will demonstrate an understanding of personal expression through art by explaining alternative art surfaces, describing the relationship between personal experiences and artistic expression, and creating a personal mixed media artwork.
Students will demonstrate an understanding of printmaking fundamentals by explaining printmaking techniques, describing printmaking tools, and creating a monoprint.