1. Artist Masks

2. Paint masks inspired by a famous artist
Students will use research material to find an artist they enjoy
Students will download the “Artist Info Sheet” and fill it out with their chosen artist.
Student will choose their favorite piece of artwork from their chosen artist and recreate it on their mask.

3. Paint masks inspired by a famous artist

4. Paint masks inspired by a famous artist

5. Paint masks inspired by a famous artist

6. Paint masks inspired by a famous artist

7. Paint masks inspired by a famous artist

8. Paint masks inspired by a famous artist

9. Download the Artist Worksheet from Ms. Showers’ Teacher Page
Do some research on an artist you enjoy, and fill out the sheet with info and pictures
Choose your favorite picture by the artist to recreate on your mask

10. I chose to recreate Calder’s Red Nose which is a lithograph from 1969
Take into consideration that you’re putting a 2D painting on a 3D object, so some spots might be tricky!
Also, you might have to make up areas as you work your way around the mask. (I had to make up the neck area)

11. Emily Carr: Strait of Juan de Fuca

12. William Turner: Fort Vimieux

13. Paul Cezanne: Still Life with Bottle and Apples

14. Andre Derain: Charing Cross Bridge

15. Lilian May Miller: Rain Blossoms

16. Chuck Close: Self Portraits 1967 and 1977

17. Kevin Red Star: Old Bull, Big Thunder, Little Man

18. Faith Ringgold, The Sunflower Quilting Bee

19. Jackson Pollock: Autumn Rhythm

20. Willem de Kooning: Gotham News

21. Helen Frankenthaler: Tutti-Fruitti

22. Arshile Gorky: Impatience