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One year my students and myself created a Friends of the Arts Calendar. I simply ask each Senior to take 10-12 pieces of their best art work Capture it by scanning or photographing the work with a digital camera. Place the art on a page in a layout software,add their name, an artist's statement and the month and days of the month ( changing colors or size of fonts to designate Sundays) So here is another version of the same idea except this time each month sparks a new idea for subject matter, technique or materials. Enjoy a visually appealing student work of art. All lesson plans for each lesson are found in The ArtWorkBook .
January: New Spin on Color, tempera
February: Heart Art, PrismaColor
March:Self Portrait with Patterns,Colored pencil and paint
April: Sketchbook study: What would you see when you walk into my world?PrismaColor
May: Wheels of Color, tempera
June: Texas Style Still Life, colored pencil
July: Line and Foliage, watercolor
August: Pointilism City Life,tempera
September:Line and Foliage, marker rendering
October: Self Portrait,PrismaColor
November: City as a Source of Design, pointilism and watercolor
December:Linoleum Propaganda Prints enhanced with PrismaColor
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[ The ArtWorkBook ] [ArtWorkBook Bootcamp] [ Art Student Porfolios]
[ Bootcamp for 21st Century Classrooms:Technology Training
[Idea Institutes:Staff Development with an Attitude]
[ Cool Art Store] [Home: Art Work on The Web ] [ Contact Webmaster] [ BLOG ]
[ The ArtWorkBook ] [ArtWorkBook Bootcamp] [ Art Student Porfolios]
[ Bootcamp for 21st Century Classrooms:Technology Training
[Idea Institutes:Staff Development with an Attitude]
[ Cool Art Store] [Home: Art Work on The Web ] [ Contact Webmaster][ BLOG ]
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