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Tuesday, 14 January 2014

DOODLE WK:3 Experimentation with wet media

LESSON OBJECTIVES:
  1. Know how to generate ideas
  2. Be able to generate and refine ideas in response to given briefs

STARTER TASK: Recap on progress so far 
Showcase and discuss the project so far. What's worked well? Where are you going?

MAIN TASK: 1 Ali Yanya 
Use watercolour to create images relating to the work of Ali Yanya. Create layers of colour and shapes allowing each layer to dry before washing over the top with the next layer.

If necessary, use the lightbox to help you!

Ali Yanya
Watercolour: wet on dry techniques
   


Google doodle of the day!
What? Who? Why?.....


MAIN TASK: 2 Hush 
Create a basic stencil either hand drawn or using Photoshop 'Threshold'. Stipple paint through the stencil and add interest with extra detail- collage, fineliner etc.

Hush
Stencils: using basic shape stencils with (barely) wet materials




Ooh! Look at the similarity!!........

Gustav Klimt- Portrait of Adele Bloch Bauer



Banksy




MAIN TASK: 3 Dryden Goodwin 
Use fine liner to create images relating to the work of Dryden Goodwin. Build up tone  and contrast by using lines to create areas of light and dark. 

Dryden Goodwin
Ink: using line to build shape and tone





MAIN TASK: 4 CPLAD

Learners to discuss materials used and create CPLAD on first two weeks experimentation


Plenary: 

We'll review progress after each rotation by exchanging and recording ideas exchanging information and advice – record on post-its and record in sketchbooks in plenary using evaluation sheets and peer feedback

HOMEWORK:
Review experiments – relating to the 3 artists, to be handed in Wednesday for marking by Thursday

This evaluation should include:

Analysis of each artist, who are they? what materials and techniques do they use? what formal elements do they use (LINE, SHAPE, FORM, COLOUR, TEXTURE) and how to they use them. And finally how do they relate to the workshops you have done? (what was your experience of the workshop, did it work?).


Scan in experiments for use in next lesson

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