Art III-Superhero Magazine Cover
Deadlines for projects are listed below.
Friday-February 20, 2014
*50% of drawing must be completed.
Monday, March 3, 2014
*Completed Project Due
Friday, February 21, 2014
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Art 2 Typography Examples
*Projects will be on an 18"x24" paper*
Images must:
1. Take up the entire paper (draw big!)
2. Words must fill in the image, NOT outline.
3. May use multiple colors or keep black and white.
4. Words or letter must be relevant to the images (they must relate)
5. Wording size may vary (it can be in various sizes throughout the images or can stay in one size)
Layered food
Simple Object
(Words relate to object)
Person
Can use multiple colors
Symbolism
Celebrity
(Each section is labeled where
the word is repeated)
Movie Characters
Still Life
Friday, February 7, 2014
Art I Student Work
Art I Students just started painting. We
attempted with Mini Canvas measuring 2x3 inches. Many students were
confused as to how the end product would look like since the canvas was
so small. They were all pleased with the overall end product. Here are
our masterpieces!
Andrew Perez
Denise Silvas
Dominick Balderas
Emily Cortes
Evelyn Borjas
Jakob Moreno
Jeremy Saldivar
Leah Kiser
Leah Kiser
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Miranda Ramirez
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Ronald Rubio
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Morgan Perez
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Samantha Battle
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Lisa Herrera
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Daniel Montalvo
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Marianna Gonzales
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Johnny Bermea
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Mia Tapia
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Yasmine Salazar
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Ernest Garcia
Sophia Casillas
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Araceli Ponce
Andrew Perez
Denise Silvas
Dominick Balderas
Emily Cortes
Evelyn Borjas
Jakob Moreno
Jeremy Saldivar
Leah Kiser
Leah Kiser
Miranda Ramirez
Ronald Rubio
Morgan Perez
Samantha Battle
Lisa Herrera
Daniel Montalvo
Marianna Gonzales
Johnny Bermea
Mia Tapia
Yasmine Salazar
Ernest Garcia
Araceli Ponce
Art III Student Work
Art III Students had to construct and design their own initial out of poster board then wrapped with plaster wrap. Students painted letters using acrylic paint.
Keanna Tollett
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Clarissa Perez
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Rudy Martinez
Calvin Martinez
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Ernest Flores
Monday, February 3, 2014
Art I Examples for Mini Painting
Today we are in the library looking for pictures that we will use as inspiration for this week's mini canvas painting. You must look online for different examples of what you would like to paint. Please stay away from extremely detailed pictures because the canvas we will be working on is very small and it will be hard for you to add the details to the image.
Pictures must be an image. I will NOT allow any type of Logo, Symbol or Lettering. You must have 4 examples by the end of the period for you to receive your full 100 for today's grade. If you have any question or doubt, please ask and I will clarify.
Pictures must be an image. I will NOT allow any type of Logo, Symbol or Lettering. You must have 4 examples by the end of the period for you to receive your full 100 for today's grade. If you have any question or doubt, please ask and I will clarify.
Art III Super Hero List
Super
Hero/Villain Series
Animal Man Starfire Steel
Batman Wildcat Wonder
Woman
Birds of
Prey Zatanna The
Flash
Black Adam Aquaman Lex Luther
Black
Canary The Riddler The
Joker
Blue
Beetle Brainiac Black Manta
Booster
Gold Spectre Hourman
Catman Dr. Fate Atom
Catwoman Captain America Ironman
Deathstroke Wolverine Silver Sufer
Elongate
Man Ghost Rider Gambit
Fire Storm Venom Thor
Green
Arrow Phoenix Hulk
Green
Lantern She-Hulk Eddie Brock
Hawkman Carnage Dr. Doom
Hawkgirl Mystique Enchantess
Lobo Vulcan Magneto
Martian
Manhunter Toxin Green Goblin
Metal Man Cyclops Frost
Metamorpho Professor X Armor
Mr.
Terrific The
Beast Darwin
Night Wing Nightcrawler Storm
Plastic
Man War Path Hepzibah
Poison Ivy Collossus Emma
Power Girl Lockheed Kitty
Superman Pryde Rogue
Supergirl Surge Cable
The
Question Cannonball Iceman
Robin Mr. Freeze The Penguin
Red Tonado The Joker Dust
Hellion Mercury Rockslide
X-23 Black
Widow Joanna Cargill
Garrison
Kane Mankiller Grey Gargoyle
Cypher North Star Polaris
Sunspot Angel Dazzler
Asteriod Tempress Exodus
Random Tempo Gorilla Man
Human
Robot Marvel Boy Venus
Blond
Phantom Human Torch Miss America
Whizzer Centennial Guardian
Wasp Ant-Man Jubilee
Scarlet
Witch Freebooter Hawkeye
Scarlet
Curse Stinger Ares
Black
Widow Iron Fist Spider Woman
Wonder Man Ronin Black Panther
Omega Black Bolt Maximus
Mocking
Bird Tigra Doctor Pym
Moon
Knight The Thing Vision
Quick
Silver U.S. Agent Machine Man
Firebird Dark Hawk War Machine
Warrior
Woman Agent Axis Baroness Blood
Red Skull Tara Deathhunt 9000
Black
Mamba Asp Diamondback
Impala King Cobra Serpent Society
Black Hole Doctor Angst Sitting Bulleye
Spanker Tillie The Hun Batroc
Machete Zaran Living Laser
Porcupine Swordsman Whirlwind
Baymax Ebon Samurai Sunfire
Avalanche Mastermind Slither
Burner Lifter Mastermind
Toad Multiple
Man Magneto
Juggernaut Sabertooth Vanisher
Longshot Forge Destiny
Orb Weaver Carnage Carrion
Doppelganger Demogoblin Sherik
Darkstar Hercules Protector
Comet Killer
Queen King Coal
Thor Corruptor Abyss
Aero Spiderman Angel Dust
Ape Banshee Battlestar
Black Bolt Black Cat Blade
Gambit Flex The Tick
The Beetle Echo Zoom
Earthmover Dazzler Deadgirl
Cloak Abomination Angel Face
Arcade Callisto Bulldozer
Bonebreaker Black Manta Black Tarantula
Chrome Copycat Dr.
Doom
Corruptor Cottonmouth Croc
Diablo Dracula Demon
Dragonfly Dragon Man Dragoness
Ezekiel Aztec Exodus
Madhatter Force of Nature Fury
Hangman Grim Reaper Psycho-Man
Scorpion Rattler Skullbuster
Rhino Sabertooth Sublime
Tombstone War Strobe
Tiger
Shark Wizard Viper
Vixen Zodiac Yeti
Gladiator Jubilee Karma
Nightcrawler Lockjaw Iceman
Maggot Mantis Plantman
Medusa Microbe Power Princess
Prodigy Prowler Sleepwalker
Trama Specter Storm
U-Go Girl Radioactive Man Spitfire
Rage Stingray Vampiro
Warpath Wicked Terror
Thor-Girl Thena Shatterstar
Texas Twister Skyhawk Silverclaw
Yellow-Jacket Zuras
*Characters
not on this list must be approved before research begins!
Friday, January 31, 2014
Art II Monochromatic Painting
Today we will be in the library looking for examples to use as inspiration for our Monochromatic Paintings. Here are some examples.
Pictures must be an image. I will NOT allow any type of Logo, Symbol or Lettering. You must have 4 examples by the end of the period for you to receive your full 100 for today's grade. If you have any question or doubt, please ask and I will clarify.
Purpose: The purpose of this project is to introduce color values by blending one color of paint with black and white to give a variety of value changes. This color relationship or color scheme is known as monochromatic.
Every individual color on the Basic Color Wheel can be altered in three ways by Tinting, Shading or Toning. And that's before we even think about mixing two colors together.
Let's start with Lightening the twelve basic colors to create Tints.
A Tint is sometimes called a Pastel. Basically it's simply any color with white added.
If you want to get a little more complicated, you can mix any of the twelve pure colors together.Then simply add any amount of white and you have created a pastel or tint of the mixture.
That means you can go from an extremely pale, nearly white to a barely tinted pure hue. Artists often add a tiny touch of white to a pure pigment to give the color some body. So for example a bright Red can quickly become a bright Pink.
A color scheme using Tints is usually soft, youthful and soothing, especially the lighter versions. All tints work well in in feminine environments. You often see advertising, marketing and websites use pale and hot pastels if they are targeting women as a demographic. In painting you might save your lightest pastels for the focal point or use pastels for the entire painting.
So now that you know how to lighten, what's the easiest way to make your colors darker?
A Shade is simply any color with black added.
Just as with making tints, you can mix any of the twelve pure colors together.Then simply add any amount of black and you have created a shade of the mixture.
That means you can go from an extremely dark, nearly black to a barely shaded pure hue.
Most artists use black sparingly because it can quickly destroy your main color. Some artists prefer not to use it at all. Instead they understand the rules of color well enough to make their own black mixtures.
Shades are deep, powerful and mysterious. Be careful not to use too much black as it can get a little overpowering. These darks work well in a masculine environment. They are best used as dark accents in art and marketing graphics.
Now that you understand how to lighten and darken your twelve colors how do you tone them down?
Almost every color we see in our day-to-day world has been toned either a little or a lot. This makes for more appealing color combinations.
A Tone is created by adding both White and Black which is grey. Any color that is "greyed down" is considered a Tone.
Tones are somehow more pleasing to the eye. They are more complex, subtle and sophisticated.
Artists usually mix a little grey in every paint mixture to adjust the value and intensity of their pigment. Tones are the best choice for most interior decorating because they're more interesting. They work well in any Color Scheme you might plan
Pictures must be an image. I will NOT allow any type of Logo, Symbol or Lettering. You must have 4 examples by the end of the period for you to receive your full 100 for today's grade. If you have any question or doubt, please ask and I will clarify.
Purpose: The purpose of this project is to introduce color values by blending one color of paint with black and white to give a variety of value changes. This color relationship or color scheme is known as monochromatic.
Every individual color on the Basic Color Wheel can be altered in three ways by Tinting, Shading or Toning. And that's before we even think about mixing two colors together.
Let's start with Lightening the twelve basic colors to create Tints.
A Tint is sometimes called a Pastel. Basically it's simply any color with white added.
If you want to get a little more complicated, you can mix any of the twelve pure colors together.Then simply add any amount of white and you have created a pastel or tint of the mixture.
That means you can go from an extremely pale, nearly white to a barely tinted pure hue. Artists often add a tiny touch of white to a pure pigment to give the color some body. So for example a bright Red can quickly become a bright Pink.
A color scheme using Tints is usually soft, youthful and soothing, especially the lighter versions. All tints work well in in feminine environments. You often see advertising, marketing and websites use pale and hot pastels if they are targeting women as a demographic. In painting you might save your lightest pastels for the focal point or use pastels for the entire painting.
Shades
A Shade is simply any color with black added.
Just as with making tints, you can mix any of the twelve pure colors together.Then simply add any amount of black and you have created a shade of the mixture.
That means you can go from an extremely dark, nearly black to a barely shaded pure hue.
Most artists use black sparingly because it can quickly destroy your main color. Some artists prefer not to use it at all. Instead they understand the rules of color well enough to make their own black mixtures.
Shades are deep, powerful and mysterious. Be careful not to use too much black as it can get a little overpowering. These darks work well in a masculine environment. They are best used as dark accents in art and marketing graphics.
Tones
Almost every color we see in our day-to-day world has been toned either a little or a lot. This makes for more appealing color combinations.
A Tone is created by adding both White and Black which is grey. Any color that is "greyed down" is considered a Tone.
Tones are somehow more pleasing to the eye. They are more complex, subtle and sophisticated.
Artists usually mix a little grey in every paint mixture to adjust the value and intensity of their pigment. Tones are the best choice for most interior decorating because they're more interesting. They work well in any Color Scheme you might plan
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