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1 Artist: ________________________ Class Code: ___________________ Year: ________________________ 2 nd Grade

2 Vocabulary Additive technique Background Bisque Block Brayer Collage Colors: Complementary Neutral Figure Foreground Ink Landscape Mannequin Middleground Mobile Mosaic Organic Painterly brush strokes Portrait/Self Portrait Pose Printmaking Quilling Repitition Sky Slab Stabile Template

3 About Me! Name:___________________________ Age:________ Favorite art material:________________ This is how I look!

4 Create a Color Wheel Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Violet

5 Warm Colors:Cool Colors:Primary Colors:Secondary Colors:

6 Roy G. Biv:Neutrals:

7 Create 3 more organic shapes:

8 Add 4 organic shapes to make a stabile:

9 Create a “Starry Night” sky.

10 What do you keep in your pockets? Draw something in your pocket!

11 Mosaic: Design your own!

12 Practice face-mapping! Draw someone who sits near you.

13 People come in many different colors! Use multicultural crayons or markers to color these people.

14 Printmaking: sketch your idea before you draw your impression onto the styrofoam.

15 Landscape: color the sky, background, middleground, and foreground.

16 Thumbnail sketches are quick, little sketches. Sketch your friend in 5 different poses!

17 Blue & Orange Yellow & Violet Complementary Colors: (Opposite) Red & Green Color each of these using the complementary colors!

18 Alexander Calder National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.

19 Sunflowers Vincent Van Gogh Starry Night Vincent Van Gogh

20 Mona Lisa Leonardo daVinci

21 Young Mother Mary Cassatt

22 Christina’s World Andrew Wyeth

23 Three Folk Musicians Romare Bearden

24 The following pages are for you to try by yourself! On your own!

25 Use a ruler: Connect the dots, then color. On your own!

26 Turn these free-form shapes into monsters! On your own!

27 Design a plaid for this shirt. On your own!

28 Draw a picture of you in your Halloween costume. On your own!

29 Draw a picture of something you’re thankful for. On your own!

30 Draw a gift you would like to give to someone else. On your own!

31 Draw someone that loves you. On your own!

32 Architecture: design an underground rabbit home. On your own!

33 What will you do this summer? On your own!

34 Free Draw! On your own!

35 Free Draw! On your own!

36 Free Draw! On your own!

37 Free Draw! On your own!

38 Free Draw! On your own!

39 1 st Quarter 2 nd Quarter 3 rd Quarter 4 th Quarter How did I do in art today? 