Visual Arts – All Levels

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Visual Arts – All Levels Mrs. Southwick Quarter 3 Independent Learning Activities Instructions: Complete all activities before the end of the quarter. Half of them will be graded at mid-terms.

Write your name in 10 different styles. See the example to the right. #1 Write your name in 10 different styles. See the example to the right.

to me at asouthwick@wsd.net Begin by making a simple drawing that incorporates a real element, much like the drawings to the right. Then, take a photograph of that. You may print and paste the photograph on your final paper OR you may e-mail it to me at asouthwick@wsd.net #2 It must be ORIGINAL!!!

#3

#4 Lines on Lines: Make 10 different kinds of lines on your paper. See the example to the right.

#5 Refrigerator Drawing Using a pencil, draw what the inside of your refrigerator looks like… Consider: What kind of food is in it? What kind of containers? Is there someone reaching inside of your refrigerator? Take a picture so you don’t leave the fridge open and get yelled at for it!

Illustrate a Set of Keys on a Key Ring / Holder (minimum three keys) #6 Illustrate a Set of Keys on a Key Ring / Holder (minimum three keys)

#7 Illustrate a famous saying or quote. Be sure to include the saying/quote with your drawing.

#8 Choose one of these questions to answer in detail on your paper: •If this artwork is the beginning of a story, what might happen next? •If it this artwork is the middle of a story, what might have happened before? What might be about to happen? •If this artwork is the end of a story, what might the story be?

would like. Be sure to think of color Design an article of clothing (shoes, hat, t-shirt, dress, suit, jacket) that you would like. Be sure to think of color and pattern. #9

Make your own adult coloring page. Woohoo! #10 Make your own adult coloring page. Woohoo! Have fun with it!

Once ALL of them are complete, put them in a folder OR staple in the corner and turn in to the hand-in basket. Let me know if you have questions or concerns! Good luck and HAVE FUN WITH IT!