Lesson 3: Extending the Collection Connections Education
0101020 M/J 2-D STUDIO ART 2 - T1 Unit 5: Responding to Art
Anyone with this course please help, I don't know what to fill out in the chart when Im done.
i need help with this as well im at a f and like 6 days to get done or i get grounnded
To fill out the chart when you are done with the lesson, you can follow these steps:
1. Review the instructions provided in the lesson or assignment. Look for any specific requirements for the chart.
2. Refer to the content you have studied in Unit 5: Responding to Art. Identify the key concepts or main ideas that you have learned.
3. Create a chart with appropriate headings and columns. The headings will depend on the specific requirements of the assignment. Common headings might include:
- Artwork title
- Artist
- Medium/materials used
- Artistic techniques employed
- Subject or theme
- Your personal response or interpretation
4. Locate the artwork(s) that you have studied in Unit 5. If the lesson or assignment provided any specific artwork(s) to analyze, ensure that you include those in your chart. Otherwise, you can choose artwork(s) from the unit that you found interesting or personally resonated with you.
5. Fill out the chart for each artwork, providing the relevant information for each column. For example, for the "Artwork title" column, you would include the title of the artwork; for the "Artist" column, you would include the name of the artist who created the artwork, and so on.
6. When filling out the "Artistic techniques employed" column, think about the various techniques the artist used to create the artwork. This could include brush strokes, color choices, shading, texture, composition, etc.
7. In the "Subject or theme" column, describe the subject matter or overall theme of each artwork. This could involve analyzing the symbols, narratives, or emotions present in the artwork.
8. Complete the chart by adding your personal response or interpretation of each artwork. Share your thoughts and feelings about the artwork, including any connections you may have made to your own experiences or ideas.
Remember to follow any specific instructions provided in your course materials and tailor the chart to meet the requirements of your assignment.
If you are unsure about what to fill out in the chart after completing your art assignment, here are some suggestions on how to approach it:
1. Understand the purpose of the chart: The chart is likely designed to help you reflect on and evaluate your artwork. It allows you to analyze the different elements and principles of art that you have utilized in your piece, as well as consider your personal artistic choices and the overall effectiveness of your work.
2. Review the assignment instructions: Start by carefully reading any instructions or prompts provided with the chart. Look for specific criteria or questions that you are expected to address. Make sure you understand what aspects of your artwork are being assessed.
3. Analyze your artwork: Take a step back and look at your artwork objectively. Ask yourself questions such as:
- What are the main elements and principles of art that I used in my artwork?
- How did I apply these elements and principles to create my composition?
- Did I effectively use color, line, shape, form, space, texture, and value?
- How did I use various techniques or materials to achieve specific effects?
- Does my artwork evoke any emotional or conceptual responses?
- Did I successfully convey my intended message or concept?
4. Complete the chart: Based on your analysis, fill out the chart with relevant information and observations about your artwork. Here are some common categories that you might find in the chart:
- Title: Write the title of your artwork.
- Elements of Art: Identify and describe the specific elements of art present in your artwork, such as color, line, shape, form, space, texture, and value.
- Principles of Art: Identify and describe the specific principles of art that you used in your artwork, such as balance, contrast, emphasis, movement, pattern, rhythm, and unity.
- Techniques/Materials: Mention any specific techniques or materials you used to create your artwork.
- Personal Reflection: Reflect on your artistic choices, creative process, and the overall success of your artwork. Consider what you liked about the piece, any challenges you faced, and areas for improvement.
- Feedback/Next Steps: If the chart allows, you may have a section to receive feedback from your teacher or peers. Consider their comments and suggestions for further growth in your art practice.
Remember, the specific requirements for the chart may vary depending on your course or assignment. It's important to follow any guidelines provided by your teacher and use your best judgment in assessing your own work.