the art of nonchalance
neurographic, zentangle, and mandala, oh my!
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All aboard the silly bus
100

First thing you do when you walk in the art room

What is The Do Now?

100

mandalas come from tradition, and zentangles come from _______

What is: a company

100

pictograms are what

pictures that represent language, ideas or numbers

100

Phones are banned in school because of what decision

State law

200
Using art materials how they're meant to be used, and staying seated unless grabbing a new material is an example of what classroom expectation

What is: Do your part to maintain a safe artroom

200

neurographic art looks like this bodypart

neural pathways

200

Egyptian Hieroglyphs can be found where?

On pyramid walls, artifacts, and documents.

200

Do Nows are less points than projects but they are graded ____ _____ 2 words

more often

300

By giving the speaker your attention and not touching others you are doing this classroom expectation

What is: Be respectful to others in the room. 

300

Mandalas can be found in many cultures because they can be found in nature, but the idea comes from this continent

What is: Asia

300

Cheeseball man used what symbol on his flyers to get people to the park

QR Code

400

If you do this classroom expectation you're art will look better, and better!

What is: Try your best and work on your art the whole working period

400

mandalas represent this

balance + unity in the universe

500

Why would I want to see your own artwork in the artroom

Because everyone has a different artstyle since we all have different personalities/perspectives which means that we all have something to say!
500

in all three of these artstyles (neurographic art, zentangle, and mandala) there are patterns and long lines, why?

Because patterns and long lines take time to work on which increases our focus and causes us to slow down so we can think better!

500

How old is Lascaux Caves?

20,000 yrs old

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