Studio 2D One-Point Perspective

As part of our drawing unit, Studio 2D completed a small one-point perspective drawing as a review of their linear perspective skills.  These are images of the students hard at work.  Check back later for images of the finished drawings!

Art I Self-Portraits

During our study of value, the Art I students created "black and white" self-portraits.  These students did an awesome job during this project!  See the photos below of the beginning stages of their work.  I will post some pictures of the final products at later date.  Keep checking back for this update!

First Art and Photo Club Meeting of the Year

Our first Art and Photo Club meeting will be held on Wednesday, September 11, 2013.  There will be two times available.  We will meet at 7:40 and 3:10 in the art room.  You only have to come to one of the meetings.  Two times are offered for your convenience.  This is an important meeting as we will discuss all events and activities for fall semester.  If you have not paid your dues, yet, please make arrangements to do so at this meeting.  The cost to join is $3.  We hope to see you there!

Thea Paves the Way

Art and Photo Club will be taking a trip to Little Rock on the 14th of Sept. to participate in Thea Paves the Way.  This is an awesome sidewalk chalk art contest.  Follow the link below for more details.  Sign-up to attend on the sign-up sheet outside Mrs. Kyzer's door.  It's free to attend!!  All you need is lunch money!

http://theafoundation.org/thea-paves-the-way-⎜-september-14/

Week Two Progress

Last week, I told you we made hardbound sketchbooks in our Studio 2D class.  I promised some pictures of these awesome books in their finished state.  So, here they are...enjoy!

I loved making these little sketchbooks with the students, and I think many of them enjoyed making them!

We moved onto adding value to a still-life drawing in both Studio 2D and Adv. Art.  Here are the pictures of the students working on these:

These are Studio 2D's still-lives:

This week Art I started their exploration of the three types of lines used in drawing.  We started off with a study of contour lines through a project called Coke Can Contour Line Investigation.  Here are the pics of their hard work!