3. Picasso “Drawing” with a Flashlight Look at the “Lines” of these teapots

4. Architecture also is often described as having a certain “Line” to its design…. Is there another ELEMENT you might see here?

5. Shapes are created by areas of color, or set off by areas of space, lines (squares, circles, etc.), texture, or a combination of any of these. Shapes can be ORGANIC,or Biomorphic (from NATURE ), or GEOMETRIC- (man made) With angles (Geometry-circle, rectangle, square, triangle, etc.)

6. However, when the work Becomes 3-D it is now termed a “FORM”

8. This is a FLAT illusion of shapes Form is more inclusive than shape-it also refers to the inner structure as well as the visible outside shape.

10. Vessels used for storing olive oil, wine Classified by their lip and handles. Some were buried underground This amphora sat on a stand Used as prize in Panathenaic Games “Black” figure with theme of Herakles bringing Cerberos from the underworld 6 th century B.C. HORSE HEAD AMPHORA

11. Volute Krater 330 B.C Subject is the “Departure of Youth” Medusa on handles Fish on foot Kraters were used as Mixing Bowls Krater on a Large Stand

12. This is an “Aryballos” and was used as an oil flask 6 th cent. B.C. (perfumed oil for men).What patterns do you see? Usually These vases were painted in bands-either “Black Figure” or “Red Figure” This is a Black Figure “eye” kylix cup used for drinking. Why is it called “eye cup”? On this plate (330 B.C.) Winged Nike the Goddess of Victory is seated on a column holding a box. The ornaments surrounding are flowering vines.

13. Dinner Plate, Meat Roaster and Pot for Boiling Squid Vessels for Pouring Wine Wine Cooler HYDRIA Ritual Vases and Bowl Store Perfumed Oil (for a Woman) ??????????

18. COLOR THE ELEMENT THAT IDENTIFIES NATURAL OR MANUFACTURED OBJECTS AS BEING RED, YELLOW, BLUE, OR A MIXTURE OF THESE COLORS.THE ELEMENT THAT IDENTIFIES NATURAL OR MANUFACTURED OBJECTS AS BEING RED, YELLOW, BLUE, OR A MIXTURE OF THESE COLORS.

19. Chihuly Jenny Mendez

22. VALUE SCALES:

24. Ceramics Potter Research Report o This is a computer based research report and will be worth 35 points (10%). o You will need to submit it into turnitin.com. o Use the website www.ceramicstoday.com and click on “Featured Artists” at the bottom of the page.www.ceramicstoday o Examine the various artists and their work. Choose one that you like and read about them.

25. Format Requirements: o Your report information must be one full page in length, typed, double-spaced, size 12 Arial or Times New Roman font with one inch margins. o Type your name and period in the top right hand corner of your page (single space). o The name of the artist should be used as your title. o Second page should have picture(s) of potter’s work and references.

26. Use the following format and summarize: Page One (30 points): Paragraph One: (4 to 5 sentences) o Include some background information about the potter (where they are from, went to school, training, shows they’ve had). Paragraph Two and Three: (8 to 20 sentences) Describe the potter’s works: o State what type of clay body (porcelain, stoneware, etc.) is used if the article mentions that information. o What kind of clay shapes (organic, geometric), and the forms (sculptures, vases, plates, etc.), the potter creates.

27. Paragraph Two and Three: (8 to 20 sentences) (continued) Describe the potter’s works: o The method of construction (pinch, coil, slab, wheel), the artist uses. o Describe the pieces, themes (subjects), style, philosophy, etc. the potter utilizes. o Use at least two Elements of Art terms (see previous slides) to describe and explain one of the potter’s work. o Example: The texture in this piece is rough and resembles fur. OR The lines in this piece are organic and curved creating softer edges. o Be sure to underline the art term you use.

28. Paragraph Four: (2 to 3 sentences) o Write a few sentences about why you picked this artist and their work to write about. Page Two (5 points): o Copy and paste a picture(s) of work from this artist that you liked. o List the references you used under the picture(s) (type the web page addresses). **** If you don’t have enough information to write a full page … DON’T USE THAT POTTER!!! ****