Final Project Drawing I

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Final Project Drawing I

Art Challenge Smallest size you may work is 12x16. You will create a portrait of yourself, or someone else. You must incorporate 2 mediums into your drawing (one must be a drawing medium) Ex: cut paper and ink, watercolor and graphite, color pencil and graphite, etc… NO ANIME! Unless you can legitimize it as a drawing style, and create a strong enough project that will allow you to work the entire duration of the project.

4 parts to this project The drawing (you may begin when I sign your contract) Find an artist that relates to your work. Write an artist’s statement Fill out an Elements and Principles Sheet.

Drawing Contract 1

Ex: Robert Rauschenberg, “Bicycle” Find 1 Artist that relates to your work. Tell us how s/he relates. Print an artwork, tell us about the artist. (1 paragraph) Ex: Robert Rauschenberg, “Bicycle” 2

3 Write an Artist’s Statement: (Typed. 12pt. Times new roman. Double spaced. ) Tell us what you created. “I made a portrait of…” Tell us why you chose the person. “I admire…. So I chose to depict this person.” Tell us how you used the mediums you chose and why. “I wanted to work with water color because of it’s fluidity. It is a medium hard to control, which can also describe my person…” 3

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