Objective: The students will understand what a still life is and create a still life using various media. Variety is a Principal of Design Variety of the.

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Objective: The students will understand what a still life is and create a still life using various media. Variety is a Principal of Design Variety of the elements: Shape, Line, Color, Texture, and Values. It's what makes the art piece interesting. Too much variety can lead to chaos and confusion of the viewer.

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