1. Abstract Art 1930’s through today

2. Abstract Art Used form, line and color to create a composition that was very different from everyone else. Rebels in the art world! Departs from reality (looks weird or different then the real object). Must use your imagination!

3. Abstract art can have many forms The objects color may be different The object may appear distorted in some way The object maybe subjective (does not look anything like its actual object)

4. Subjective Art example We have done many forms of subjective art. It is any type of art that has a subject and has meaning! One example of a subjective artist would be Pablo Picasso

5. Pablo Picasso Created art from 1881-1973 Lived in Paris and Spain Used color to tell stories

6. Non-subjective art We are going to look at Anamorphic art (it is one style of non-subjective Anamorphic art is the process of distorting an image only to have it revealed either from a single vantage point. Leonardo DaVinci was one of the first artists to experiment with anamorphic perspective

7. Leonardo Da Vinci Born 1452-1519 death Used grids to transfer drawings for paintings. Created different forms of perspective...one was called anamorphic persepctive.

8. Anamorphic Perspective An image that appears distorted

9. Examples of student works

11. Using the color wheel Primary Colors- Red, Yellow, and Blue Secondary colors- Green, orange, and purple Cool colors- blues, greens and violets. Warm colors- yellows, oranges, and red-violet Complementary colors- Colors that go together. One helps the other. They are opposites on the color wheel.

12. What to do..... Complete worksheet- color wheel Create a grid on your photo Label the grid Create a stretched grid Label the grid Transfer the photo