1. DESIGNING A RENDERING APRIL 14, 2016

2. WARM UP Thumbnail sketch : -the first sketch of the costume, used to get the initial ideas of the artist onto paper -rough outline of what the costume will look like (ex: shape, length, texture)

3. THUMBNAIL SKETCHES  Your thumbnail sketch should be the basic outline of what you want the costume to look like. It should include:  Shape and silhouette  Possible layers of the costume  Broad idea of what you want to create.

4. THUMBNAIL SKETCH #1 Create a thumbnail sketch for a cowboy

5. THUMBNAIL SKETCH #2 Create a thumbnail sketch for a pirate

6. THUMBNAIL SKETCH #3 Create a thumbnail sketch for your character from The Wizard of Oz

7. OBJECTIVE  I will/we will be able to create and present a design concept for a theatrical production.  Success Criteria:  Create three thumbnail sketches  Create rendering for The Wizard of Oz  Present rendering and concept to the class.

8. PAIR AND SHARE Look at your partner’s thumbnail sketch Share what details stand out/what is really interesting to you

9. RENDERINGS  Used by the costume team to build the costume.  Why might it be important to be detailed in your rendering?

10. COSTUME DESIGN CONTINUED Create a rendering for your character that includes:  A basic layer (ex: dress/shirt/pants)  A second layer (ex: sweater/vest) with a different texture or color.  Accessories (ex: necklace/watch/crown/belt/suspenders)  Shoes or hats/Attention to hair  Character name and description  Name of Show

11. RENDERINGS  Step 1: Basic layer.  Use the dress form to model the layers.  Show examples.  The basic layer is the dress/pants/t-shirt/etc.  Point out the flow, the fit, and the silhouette.

12. RENDERINGS Step 2: the second layer  add layer to the dress form  The second layer might include a sweater, a vest, or even a second shirt.  Think about color and texture. How can this second layer have added texture or colors? Perhaps this layer has a pattern.

13. RENDERINGS Step 3: accessories  Add layer of accessories to the dress form  The third layer might include necklaces, a watch, a belt, etc.

14. RENDERINGS Step 4: shoes/hair/hats  Add layer to the dress form.  The last layer involves the finishing touches such as shoes, hats, and hair.  Is there something in their hair?

15. RENDERINGS Make sure to add: Character Name Character Description Name of the Show

16. PARTNER PRESENTATIONS Each pair of partners will have two minutes to present their renderings. Your presentation should include: Your name and the character you designed for How you decided to design your rendering