Starter for today Paint this image using only black and white paint.

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Starter for today Paint this image using only black and white paint. Remember what we learned last time about value and mixing paint. Use worksheet for steps to drawing and shading.

Gridding, Blocking & Self-portraits Day 12 Painting Gridding, Blocking & Self-portraits

Reminder: You must always be working! Agenda Go over what we did last time. Listen as a group on how to grid an image. Work individually on gridding worksheet. Reminder: You must always be working!

Last time We went over how to make a value scale with acrylic paint. As a group we painted our value scale. We finished working on our self-portrait drawings and turned it in.

The assignment Blocking Breaking an image down into shapes. Block out the shapes on your face. Re-draw them on your larger piece of paper.