1. January 29,2014 Welcome to 2 nd Semester where you all have A’s again. 1.You need: –Big Paper –Scissors (you can share) –Pen or pencil 2.New booklets for a new semester. 3.New vocabulary, artists and project

2. Space & Perspective Date: 1/29/2014

3. Space refers to the distance or area between or within things

4. Linear Perspective A drawing technique to create the illusion of ‘space’.

6. One Point Perspective Uses only ONE vanishing point & ONE side is facing flat front

7. Two Point Perspective. Uses TWO vanishing points & the CORNER is facing flat front

8. Horizon Line (Review) Where the sky & earth appear to meet; eye level

9. Lines which come together at a single point Converging Lines:

10. Vanishing Point A dot on the horizon line where converging lines meet.

11. Parallel lines Lines that remain the same distance apart. The white lines are NOT part of the painting.

12. Cityscape: artwork which includes buildings, streets & other manmade effects

13. Architecture The art and science of designing and constructing buildings & structures

14. Some great artwork & artists that use perspective techniques…

15. Wayne White

16. Emphasis. creating importance or focus in a composition (video) http://ww w.youtub e.com/wat ch?v=G- 8Iwff0sec

18. Julian Beever

19. http://www.cbsnews.com/news/a- sidewalk-artists-3-d-works/

25. Review Time!

26. Atmospheric Perspective Closer things appear bright, clear & larger. Further things appear light, blurry & smaller.

27. What is in the: Foreground? Background? Middle ground?

28. Your next project: Create an original 4+ frame comic strip using your memories & life for the narrative –ORIGINAL CHARACTER (does not have to be human) –BACKGROUNDS are as important –MUST use of 2 point perspective drawing in at least 1 frame (largest)

31. David Lloyd – Sample from V FOR VENDETTA

32. Eric Powell – Sample from THE GOON.

33. David Petersen – Sample from MOUSE GUARD.

34. Ms. King Sample (cartoon version) from the many adventures of Hoodie

35. Ms. King Not quite finished sample (cartoon version) from the many adventures of Hoodie Note: this one doesn’t have linear perspective in it.

36. Next step Turn in your work to the box at the front. Take a character development worksheet to begin

37. Teacher Notes: General Steps Worksheet –Name/Title frame can count as one of the 4 frames –Use perspective in letters Choose frames (have pre-cut frames) –Consider thumbnails/storyboard –Everyone gets a large one for perspective Drawing/Color on cut out frames Layout &Glue on paper (different colors) –Students cut own paper to fit design?