Surrealism And 3-pt. perspective. Project  3-pt Perspective (ant’s or bird’s eye view)  Hatching/cross-hatching/color pencil value  Surrealism  Interior.

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Surrealism And 3-pt. perspective

Project  3-pt Perspective (ant’s or bird’s eye view)  Hatching/cross-hatching/color pencil value  Surrealism  Interior or Exterior (at least 3 buildings)  Theme: “My Paradise”

Homework- due Monday 11/19/12  Research one of the surreal artists provided  Print and paste a portrait and at least 2 images of the artist’s work. Must be in color.  Write a page biography. Title and date each work next to the work. In color pencil, replicate one of the artist’s work.  Print and paste an image of 3-pt. perspective and draw a 3-pt. perspective study next to it. Brainstorm for your project.

Artist bio example

Salvador Dali

Rene Magritte

Kay Sage

Yves Tanguy

George Grie

Carrie Ann Baade

Frank Picini

3-pt. Perspective

THE GARDEN OF EARTHLY DELIGHTS by Hiëronymus Bosch

homework  Print a 4” x 6” copy of the triptych painting and paste it onto the left, top side of your sketchbook page. Study the painting and find your favorite area. Print a 4” x 6” copy of this and paste it onto the left, bottom side.  Replicate your favorite area and create your own sketch, a story based off this section of the painting. Draw and color (media is your choice) on the right side of your sketchbook. Write what is going on underneath the sketch.