The way an artist uses lines, shapes, colors, and space is called what?
Style
Can I throw, break, or abuse any tool in the classroom?
Absolutely NOT!!
You finish your project early, what do you NOT do?
Yell "I'm Done!" and distract others.
What do we call art made on a wall or building?
A Mural
Who painted The Starry Night?
Vincent van Gogh
What does contrast mean?
Differences that make things stand out
What happens if I break/damage something on accident?
Immediately tell Mrs. Grimes!
Honesty is key, accidents happen!
What can I use on free draw?
Pencil, crayon and colored pencil
What is a sculpture?
A 3D Art work
Who painted the Mona Lisa?
Leonardo da Vinci
What are the warm colors?
Red, Yellow, Orange
What does 10-10-10 mean?
It's consequences for breaking rules.
10 second break
10 minute reflection
10 day sit-out
Every artist has different talents, skills, and creativity!
Where might you see artwork besides a museum?
Schools, parks, streets, homes, online, and public spaces
What Mexican artist created colorful self-portraits and paintings inspired by her life?
Frida Kahlo
What does it mean to show how something feels?
Adding texture
Erase, flip it over, ask Mrs. Grimes for help!
NEVER throw your paper away
You can draw a line down the middle of your drawing and it's the same on each side. What is that called?
Symmetry
Why do people create art?
To tell stories, share beliefs, celebrate, and communicate feelings
Why do artists study other artists?
To learn techniques, ideas, history, and different ways of creating
What is the difference between realistic and abstract art?
Realistic looks like life; abstract changes reality
What is it not okay to do when I am frustrated?
Yell, rip your paper, be disrespectful
Pattern
What makes something "art?"
It is created to communicate ideas, feelings, experiences, or imagination
Change the subject, change the colors, change the style