Showing posts with label ink drawings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ink drawings. Show all posts

Monday, October 3, 2016

Contour, Gesture, Spray Paint, Ink, High School Art Project

Continuing the process of having my students fill up their art tool boxes, we embarked on a new multi-media project that involved several steps.

1. Life drawing and drawing from photos students took of models (other students on campus, family members, etc.)The models had to preform some sort of gesture. 
2. Make a couple of small drawings then combine 2 images (people) onto a larger paper. Students were encouraged to explore proportion, cropping, and overlapping.
3. The images were then inked. 
4. We pulled out yarn and spray paint to mask lines and shapes. I suggest 2 colors and do light spray overs as not to get heavy coverage. 
5. The figures were then painted with a light-medium coat of oil paint so that the black ink lines would show through. 
6. The final step was to use acrylic ink to outline and/or all lines that could depict: expression, mood, movement, energy, unity, contrast in the figures. 

Below are the results.  

Step 2 and 3
Step 4-organized
Step 4-chaotic
Step 5
Step 6
Student project (Rana)
Student project (Alya)

Student project (Gloria)
Student project (Sofia)
Student project (Hana)
Student project (Nagham)
Student project (Mona)
Student project (Farida)
Student project (Sarah)
Student project (Zaina)
Student project (Zeina)
Student project (Alya)
Teacher example #2

Teacher example #1

Wednesday, April 20, 2016

High School Art Projects

As stated in my last post, I've taken a short hiatus from documenting student artwork. There are still a couple of art projects hanging around the art room. I thought they should be documents as a couple of the students are moving on to AP Art next year. It would be nice to document their growth.

1. Skeleton paintings 18" x 24" We borrowed Ahmed the skeleton form the Science lab. Blended black crayola marker with an oil paint background.







2. Block reduction prints. 9" x 12"


 











3. Self-portraits oil painting study. Our first time using oil paints. 18" x 24" 

















4. 2-point perspective fantasy ink drawings. 18" x 24" 





5. Stencil portraits 12" x 18" spray paint on paper.









6. Acrylic paintings on canvas various sizes. Topic: social issues















7. Various projects. 


Charcoal on paper 18" x 24"
Oil pastels on paper that was used to remove wax from batiks. Approx 16" x 24"
Oil pastels on paper that was used to remove wax from batiks. Approx 16" x 24"
Oil pastels on paper that was used to remove wax from batiks. Approx 16" x 24"