1. Art homework Set week beginning 28 th September Due in week beginning 12 th Oct

2. Key Question: What colour is Anger? project outline – To study and experiment with colour inspired by the Expressionist art movement Outcomes – I will have found out about Expressionist artwork and have created a A4 piece of artwork or sculpture based on animal faces which expresses emotions through colour and shape- choose one type of media from the list below…… Your research and own artwork must be handed in together A painting using watercolours or poster paint A collage using a variety of materials- paper/ fabric etc A 3D sculpture made from self drying clay or paper Mache A computer generated image

3. What is Expressionism? Strong unnatural colours Dark lines Distorted shapes ‘The Scream’ by Edvard Munch

4. EXPRESSIONIST artists use brash and garish colours to express emotions They distorted shapes They altered proportions Their work is ABSTRACT

5. . Landscape in Dresden,” 1910, by Erich Heckel The Fauves – these expressive artists used unusual and unnatural colours in their paintings Why paint the sky yellow? Why paint a road bright red?

6. Franz Marc (1880-1916) – The Fate of Animals

7. FRANZ MARC The Tiger and its surroundings are composed of geometric shapes whose similarity suggests both the camouflage of the tiger. Colour is the main element used to separate the tiger from its background.

8. HOW TO START THE HOMEWORK 1.Find out about Expressionist art for example – Franz Marc 2. collect an image of the artist’s work

9. 3. Decide on an emotion to represent and an animals face Which animal could you choose? Pet cat? Zebra? Aardvark?

10. WHAT DO I NEED TO PRODUCE? A painting using watercolours or poster paint A collage using a variety of materials- paper/ fabric etc A 3D sculpture made from self drying clay or paper Mache A computer generated image Your research and own artwork must be handed in together

11. Some examples from last year Level 5 Level 4.3

12. Animals are viewed as idealised creatures in perfect harmony with the natural world they inhabit.

15. Blue horse; Animals are viewed as idealised creatures in perfect harmony with the natural world they inhabit.

16. Foxes; Marc believed that colour had a vocabulary of emotional keys that we instinctively understand.

17. Level 5 I can improved my design showing I understand proportions and can use perspective I can accurately blend and use colour. I can create a design using colour to express a feeling or emotion,showing my growing understanding of Expressionist ideas

18. Level 6 I can produce an imaginative idea with refined and accurate shapes I can confidently blend and use of colour in chosen media I can demonstrate a clear understanding of how to use colour to express emotions inspired by the expressionist artists I have researched