1. Romero Britto & Shape

2. Romero Britto
Romero Britto is a Brazilian artist that currently lives in Miami, Florida. He combines Pop Art and Cubism to create bright and fun pieces of art. Go to and check out his work.
His work is on luggage, notebooks, and purses.

3. Notice the designs, the sections, and the colors.

4. Notice the
colors,
shapes of
the sections,
and the black
Outlines.

5. .

6. Your assignment:
Take your self portrait you already drew, place tracing paper over it and trace it lightly with a pencil. Just trace the important contour lines.
2. Turn the tracing paper over and trace the
lines you drew on the back of the tracing
paper.
3. Flip the tracing paper over and put it down
on a new piece of drawing paper and
trace over the lines. The graphite from the
back of the tracing paper will transfer to
the drawing paper.

7. 4. Divide your drawing into
sections and plan out your
colors. Sections should be
different shapes and sizes.
5. Paint the background of each
section. Choose colors
carefully! Use tints and
shades.
6. Once the section dries, draw
your patterns (use templates
and rulers) and paint the
designs. Every section does
not have to have a pattern!

8. 7. Paint neat, smooth sections
and cover paper completely.
8. Once paint is completely dry
use a sharpie to create black
outlines.
* Due Thursday, September 6th

9. Terms:
Romero Britto: Brazilian artist that combines Pop Art and Cubism
to create bright, vibrant artwork
Shape: 2-D such as a rectangle, square, triangle. Has height and
width. Can be organic or geometric.
Abstract: Artwork that does not attempt to represent accurate depictions
of visual reality but relies on shapes, color, forms, and marks to achieve
its effect.