Agenda 9/8/16 Sketchbook #3: Inspiration Photos

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Agenda 9/8/16 Sketchbook #3: Inspiration Photos The Elements of Art and Principles of Design Individual Project: Due next class Applying the Elements & Principles: Group Photo Project : Use may use your own camera or your cell phone for this project. Camera Checkout & Location Rules

Sketchbook #3 Review the “Inspiration Photos” on the next 3 slides. Choose 1 that stands out to you and draw a thumbnail sketch of it (3X3” square) or describe it in detail. Explain what appeals to you about this photograph. Why is it interesting visually? Describe the elements of art and principles of design that stand out. At least 2. Explain what makes the photo interesting emotionally. Does it tell a story? Does it evoke a feeling or emotion?

Elements of Art & Principles of Design Group Project Complete the following in a group of 2 to 3 students. Assignment: Demonstrate your understanding of the Elements of Art & Principles of Design. Shoot 10 photographs around campus (or at locations off campus of your choice). Each photograph must demonstrate and emphasize 2 elements & at least 1 principle All the elements and the all the principles must be used Tips: If it is sunny outside with hard light, try and shoot in open shadows/shaded areas. Look for unique locations and unnoticed details around campus. FILL the frame. Get close to your subject, zoom in. Vary your point of view. Get on the ground and look up (bug’s eye). Get up high and look down (bird’s eye).