1. Drawing and Painting Livoti Oct 26-30

2. Monday 10-26 Aim: How can you continue to use charcoal to create the features of the face? Homework: One observational self portrait using Subtractive and additive charcoal (or graphite) techniques due FRIDAY! 10/30 Use a STRONG directional light source! Do Now: Choose 3-5 boxes that you can draw from today in class. Meet that goal!

3. Tues 10-27 Aim: What are techniques for creating hair texture? Do Now: write down key points from the following video about drawing hair texture http://www.mymodernmet.com/profiles/blogs /douglas-mcdougall-photorealistic-charcoal- drawings http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHewz3Jb KrQ Homework: One observational self portrait using Subtractive and additive charcoal (or graphite) techniques due FRIDAY! 10/30 Use a STRONG directional light source!

4. Thurs 10-28 Aim: How can you work in an open studio to continue work on your self-portrait drawing? Do Now: View and discuss the image. Homework: One observational self portrait using Subtractive and additive charcoal (or graphite) techniques due FRIDAY! 10/30 Use a STRONG directional light source!

5. Dirk Dzimirsky takes around 30 hours to complete a charcoal drawing, while an oil painting can take up to 130 hours. The artist believes that though the work is technique- driven, for him, it's not about transferring the physical aspects, but rather the emotional ones. "By adding a stroke there or a pencil mark here," he says, "I feel like describing aspects of a person and even about the character." http://mashable.com/2013/12/26/dirk-dzimirsky-photorealistic- drawings/#ACoNtaMQymqD

6. Friday 10-29 Aim: How can you continue to add dark values to achieve dramatic chiaroscuro? Do Now: Analyze areas of your portrait which are lacking in contrast. Homework: One observational self portrait using Subtractive and additive charcoal (or graphite) techniques due FRIDAY! 10/30 Use a STRONG directional light source!