1. Non-Objective Art A work with no objects or subjects that can be readily identified.

2. Geometric- Mathematical shapes
Geometric- Mathematical shapes. Organic shapes- irregular or asymmetrical. Organic shapes are often found in nature.

3. Christopher Goodwin

4. Hal Fielding

6. Christopher Fintus

8. Paul Cooklin

9. Jesse Lambert

11. Color Wheel

12. Color Schemes
Monochromatic- Hues of a single color.

13. Color Schemes
Analogous- colors next to eachother on the color wheel.

14. Color Schemes
Complimentary –Colors across from each other on the color wheel.

15. Color Schemes
Secondary Colors- color is made by mixing two primary colors.
Red + Yellow= Orange
Red + Blue= Violet
Blue + Yellow= Green

16. Color Schemes
Intermediate/ tertiary colors- They are made by mixing a primary and a secondary color together.
Red-Orange Red- Violet
Blue-Green Blue-Violet
Yellow-Green Yellow-Orange

17. Color Schemes
Warm- color of fire Red, Yellow, Orange

18. Color Schemes
Cool- blue, green, purple

19. Assignment: Day 1
Design 2 non objective drawings in your sketchbook (one with organic shapes and one with geometric). Layer your shapes.
Choose 2 different color schemes for each drawing.
Write your color scheme and colors down in your sketchbook.
Color your 2 drawings with the chosen color schemes.

20. Assignment: Day 2
Draw your non objective designs on painting paper. (2 designs on 2 different papers)
Trace over your pencil lines with a black sharpie.
Write your color scheme and which colors you need on the back of your papers.
Complete your color wheel worksheet and a sketchbook assignment.

21. Assignment: Day 3, 4 and 5
Know your color scheme and colors you will use (written on the back of your paper).
Paint your 1st drawing. Stay in the lines and take your time. Paint 2nd drawing.
Do not get out of your seat without permission.
Clean up when I call your table: Paint brushes in soap bucket, water cups placed on back counter, butcher paper and paint thrown away, wash your hands.