Over the last two lessons, you have worked on identifying your style and determining how to create it. You have even worked on plans for artwork to create. Now you will pull all of that planning together to create a piece of artwork in your style. You may use pencils, pastels, computer drawing programs, or paint to create your piece. You may also create a collage or even use the computer Tux Paint program.
Remember to take into consideration the characteristics of your style that you developed, as well as how you will critique your art piece. Your plans for artistic creations that you developed in the last lesson can serve as a basis for this artistic creation. Once you have completed your artwork, use the Critique worksheet to guide you in the critique of your work based on the characteristics you defined for your style of art. Use the Personal Art Portfolio rubric to see the grading for this assessment. This may help you when you develop your work.
For this assignment, you will be creating a piece of artwork in your defined style. You have the freedom to choose the medium and tools you would like to use, such as pencils, pastels, computer drawing programs, or paint. You can also opt for creating a collage or using the Tux Paint program on the computer.
When creating your artwork, remember to incorporate the characteristics of your style that you developed in the previous lessons. These characteristics may include specific techniques, subject matter, color schemes, or any other elements that contribute to your unique style. Use your plans for artistic creations from the previous lesson as a reference or starting point for this artwork.
Once you have completed your artwork, take some time to critique it using the Critique worksheet. This worksheet will help guide you in analyzing your work based on the characteristics you defined for your style. Consider how well your artwork reflects your style and if there are any areas for improvement or further development.
Lastly, refer to the Personal Art Portfolio rubric to understand how your artwork will be graded. This rubric may provide helpful guidance as you create your piece, ensuring that you meet the evaluation criteria.
Good luck with your artistic creation, and enjoy the process of bringing your style to life in a tangible artwork!
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what are some ideas?
Certainly! Here are some ideas for creating artwork in your own unique style:
1. Abstract Expressionism: Use bold brushstrokes, vibrant colors, and gestural marks to create an abstract composition that expresses emotion or energy.
2. Minimalism: Focus on simplicity and clean lines to create a minimalist artwork with a limited color palette.
3. Pop Art: Incorporate elements from popular culture, such as celebrities, logos, or advertisements, into your artwork. Use bright colors and bold outlines.
4. Surrealism: Create dreamlike or fantastical scenes by combining unexpected elements or distorting reality. Experiment with unusual color combinations.
5. Impressionism: Capture the play of light and color in your artwork. Utilize loose brushstrokes and focus on the overall impression of a scene or subject.
6. Mixed Media Collage: Combine different materials and textures, such as magazine cutouts, fabric, or found objects, to create a layered and visually engaging composition.
7. Geometric Abstraction: Use geometric shapes and patterns to create an abstract artwork that explores form, balance, and symmetry.
8. Realism: Create a highly detailed and lifelike representation of a subject, paying attention to small nuances and textures.
9. Cubism: Incorporate multiple viewpoints or perspectives into your artwork, breaking down subjects into geometric shapes and forms.
10. Street Art: Incorporate graffiti-inspired elements, stencils, or vibrant murals into your artwork to make a statement or engage with urban culture.
These are just a few ideas to get you started. Remember to reflect on the characteristics of your style and consider how you can incorporate them into these art concepts or come up with new ones. Explore different mediums and techniques that align with your style, and above all, have fun and let your creativity flow!
do u have anymore?
Certainly! Here are some more ideas for creating artwork in your unique style:
11. Fantasy Illustration: Create an artwork that transports the viewer to a magical or fantastical world. Incorporate mythical creatures, enchanting landscapes, and vibrant colors.
12. Black and White Photography: Experiment with capturing the world in black and white, focusing on contrast, light, and shadow to convey mood and emotion.
13. Environmental Art: Use natural materials or found objects to create art that engages with and raises awareness about environmental issues or celebrates the beauty of nature.
14. Portraiture: Create expressive and unique portraits that capture the essence of your subject. Experiment with different styles, such as realism, caricature, or a mixed-media approach.
15. Street Photography: Go out and capture candid moments of daily life in urban or public spaces. Look for interesting characters, architectural details, or juxtapositions to convey a story or evoke emotion in your photographs.
16. Landscape Painting: Explore different techniques and styles to depict landscapes that reflect your personal interpretation and emotional response to nature. Experiment with color, composition, and texture.
17. Graphic Design: Create visually compelling designs using typography, illustrations, and color. Explore different themes and styles like retro, minimalist, or grunge.
18. Still Life: Arrange objects in a visually engaging composition and use lighting and shading techniques to capture the form, texture, and atmosphere of the objects.
19. Collage Art: Cut and layer various materials such as photographs, text, and paper to create a visually dynamic and thought-provoking collage. Experiment with different themes and narratives.
20. Digital Art: Use digital tools, software, or applications to create artwork that reflects your style. Explore digital painting, photo manipulation, or graphic design techniques.
Feel free to modify or combine these ideas to suit your own artistic preferences and style. Remember, the most important thing is to have fun and express yourself through your artwork!
any that are easy for kids?
Certainly! Here are some kid-friendly ideas for creating artwork in their own style:
1. Animal Drawings: Encourage kids to draw their favorite animals using their own unique style. They can experiment with different shapes, colors, and patterns to create playful and imaginative creatures.
2. Collage Nature Scenes: Provide children with magazines, colored paper, scissors, and glue to let them create collages of beautiful nature scenes. They can mix and match different elements to create their own imaginative landscapes.
3. Handprint Art: Have kids trace their hands on a piece of paper or canvas and let them turn it into an artwork of their choice. They can transform the handprint into animals, objects, or abstract designs using markers, paint, or colored pencils.
4. Bubble Wrap Printing: Dip a piece of bubble wrap into washable paint and let kids press it onto paper to create interesting textures and patterns. They can then enhance the prints with their own drawings or additional elements.
5. Leaf Rubbings: Take kids outside to collect leaves of different shapes and sizes. Back indoors, place the leaves underneath a piece of paper and have kids use crayons or colored pencils to create rubbings of the leaves, capturing their unique textures.
6. String Art: Provide kids with a small wooden board or thick cardboard and some nails. Let them hammer nails around the edges in any pattern they like. Next, they can wrap colorful strings around the nails to create a vibrant and geometric artwork.
7. Paper Mosaic: Tear or cut small pieces of colored paper and have kids arrange them on a larger sheet of paper or cardboard to create a mosaic. They can experiment with different shapes, patterns, and color combinations to make their mosaic unique.
8. Painted Rock Art: Let kids collect small rocks and use acrylic paints or markers to turn them into little characters or objects. They can add details with brushes or fine-tipped markers to bring their rock creations to life.
9. Thumbprint Characters: Guide kids to create Thumbprint characters by having them dip their thumb into washable paint and press it onto paper. Then, using markers or colored pencils, they can add facial features, clothing, and accessories to turn the thumbprints into imaginative characters.
10. Paper Plate Masks: Have kids decorate paper plates with paints, markers, or craft materials to create masks of animals, superheroes, or their own imaginary creatures. They can cut out eye holes and attach strings to wear their masks.
These ideas are meant to inspire kids to explore their creativity and develop their own artistic style. Encourage them to have fun, experiment, and express themselves through their artwork!
any for teens?
Certainly! Here are some art ideas specifically geared towards teens:
1. Fashion Illustration: Encourage teens to explore their interest in fashion by creating fashion illustrations. They can sketch their own clothing designs or recreate outfits from magazines using their own unique style and flair.
2. Typography Art: Teens can experiment with different styles of lettering and typography. They can create inspirational quotes, song lyrics, or their own words and phrases using various artistic techniques, such as hand-drawn lettering, digital art, or mixed media collages.
3. Digital Portraits: Teens can use digital drawing programs or apps to create digital portraits of themselves or others. They can experiment with different brushes, effects, and color palettes to develop their own style and bring their portraits to life.
4. Street Art Murals: Inspire teens to create large-scale murals using spray paint and stencils on walls or panels. They can use street art techniques and imagery to express their opinions, tell stories, or beautify public spaces.
5. Graphic Novel Illustration: Teens can create their own graphic novels or comic strips, developing characters, dialogues, and plotlines. They can experiment with different styles of illustration, panel layouts, and storytelling techniques.
6. Mixed Media Self-Portraits: Teens can explore self-expression through mixed media self-portraits. Encourage them to use a combination of materials like paint, collage, fabric, and found objects to represent different aspects of their identity and personality.
7. Digital Collage: Teens can use photo editing software or apps to create digital collages using found images and their own photographs. They can experiment with layering, blending, and adding text to create visually striking compositions.
8. Abstract Photography: Encourage teens to experiment with abstract photography techniques, such as long exposure, macro photography, or intentional camera movement. They can capture unique perspectives, patterns, textures, or color compositions.
9. Environmental Sculptures: Inspire teens to create sculptures using found objects and natural materials. They can create installations or sculptures that convey a message about the environment, recycling, or sustainability.
10. Film-Making: Encourage teens to tell stories through short films or stop-motion animations. They can explore different genres, experiment with different camera angles, and edit their footage to create impactful visual narratives.
These art ideas for teens provide them with opportunities to explore different mediums, techniques, and themes while allowing them to develop and express their own artistic style. Encourage them to take risks, push their boundaries, and use their artwork as a form of self-expression.