Introduction to Art (Period 3) Assignments

Instructor
Sylvia Lopez-Takahashi
Term
2022-2023 School Year
Department
Visual Arts
Description

Class Expectations

The goal of this class is to develop your art skills by creating work guided by the Elements of Art and Principles of Design.  This journey will help you gain artistic skills and develop the following abilities:

  • Visual communication
  • Self-reflection 
  • Critical thinking and problem solving
  • Courage and willingness to try new things
  • Awareness of visual art in the real world
 

Grading and Due Dates

  • Assignments will be given in class and will be uploaded through Schoology.  Students should turn in all assignments through Schoology by photographing their work.  Artwork must also be turned in physically by the due dates posted.
  • A rubric will be available with each 100 point art assignment, please email the teacher if you have questions about grading and rubrics.
  • Some assignments, such as exercises and quizzes, will count for fewer points. These will not have a rubric but instructions will be clearly given for how to receive full credit for these tasks.
  • Late Assignments: All assignments will have a due date. Please submit your assignments on time, even if they are incomplete!  This will allow you to receive feedback from the teacher, which you may use to improve your work and resubmit for a higher grade.  Please resubmit any assignments before the end of each grading period.  (Teacher will provide reminders)

Extra Credit Opportunities

  • SKETCHBOOKS: Students are encouraged to develop their art practice at home by keeping a personal sketchbook.  Students may document a 2 page spread of drawings for each week and earn 10 points for every weekly submission. Please see examples of sketchbook spreads on Schoology.  If you complete a spread every week during the semester, that’s 100 points! (The same as one full graded assignment). 
  • Other extra credit opportunities will be given through the year, such as holiday themed projects and attending community art events such as museum and gallery shows.  These opportunities will be posted on Schoology and announced in class as they occur.
 

My intentions are to set every single student up for success, I will do my best to give you the tools and knowledge needed to succeed.  Please do not hesitate to ask any questions if something is unclear. I cannot wait to see what you create! 


- Ms. Lopez-Takahashi (Ms. LT)

 

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Due:

EXTRA CREDIT: Sketchbooks Week 1 and 2

Extra Credit: Sketchbook pages for Intro to Art and Painting classes


Description:

Drawing often is a good practice for developing your art practice!  Once a week, you may submit a photograph of a 2 PAGE SPREAD from your own sketchbook to receive 10 extra credit points.   Please email your sketchbook photos to [email protected] (watch the spelling!)  And include your first and last name and period in the email.


Week 1 and 2 : Submit your photos starting August 16th (you may submit twice this week!)

Week 3: Submit your photo starting August 22nd

Week 4: Submit your photo starting August 29th

Week 5: Submit your photo starting September 5th

Week 6: Submit your photo starting Spetemeber 12th

Week 7: Submit your photo starting September 19th

Week 8: Submit your photo starting September 26th

Week 9: Submit your photo starting October 3rd

Week 10: Submit your photo starting October 10th. Make sure your photos are submitted by the end of the Mester 1 grading period!
 
Please see the attached file for examples

Due:

Portfolio Name Art

Students will be able to create a large portfolio which will be used to store artwork for the next 10 weeks.  
 
Students will use blocked or bubble lettering to draw their names, with each letter including a pattern or imagery that represents something about the student's personality.
 
Completed assignments will have:
  • The students name drawn in blocked or bubble lettering
  • Each letter has patterns and/ or imagery that is somehow representative of the student (inside the letter or behind the letter is up to the student)
  • Drawing will be fully colored
  • Entire artwork should be large and take up most of the portfolio (12"x18")
Please see the Rubric and Slideshow attached which will be shared in class.
 
 
Los estudiantes podrán crear un portafolio grande que se usará para almacenar obras de arte durante las próximas 10 semanas.

Los estudiantes usarán letras bloqueadas o de burbujas para dibujar sus nombres, y cada letra incluye un patrón o imágenes que representan algo sobre la personalidad del estudiante.

Las tareas completadas tendrán:
  • El nombre de los estudiantes dibujado en letras bloqueadas o de burbujas.
  • Cada letra tiene patrones y/o imágenes que de alguna manera representan al estudiante (dentro de la letra o detrás de la letra depende del estudiante)
  • El dibujo será completamente coloreado.
  • Toda la obra de arte debe ser grande y ocupar la mayor parte del portafolio (12"x18")
Por favor, consulte la rúbrica y la presentación de diapositivas adjuntas que se compartirán en clase.
 
Vocabulario
Pattern: un diseño en el que se repiten líneas, figuras, colores o formas.
Imagery: imágenes o dibujos que representan un sentimiento, una idea u otra cosa.