Visual Arts In-service

12.1.15

Family Crest Take the green piece of cardstock and divide it into

four squares.

Square 1- I am….

Square 2- Vacation

Square 3- Most important to me…

Square 4- If I had one year to live

Principles and Elements of Design Why is this important?

How to introduce?

Memory Game

Steal the Bacon

Visual Arts Overview Portfolio Pathways

Painting, Printing and Graphic Design

Sketchbook Crossroads

Drawing, Fiber and Sculpture

Visual Arts

State Fair Classes

Acrylic Still Life

Water Color

Abstract Painting

Sand Painting

Self Portrait

Human Action

Oil Painting

Oil Landscape

Intaglio Collagraph

Blueprint Paper Print

Etched Plexiglass

Wax Resist Print

Tire Stamp Print

Linoleum Print

Hand Drawn Negative

5 Color Design

Computer Drawing

Contour Drawing

Two Point Perspective

Circular Shape Object

Color Pencil

Pen and Ink

Calligraphy

Cartooning

Felted Wool Applique Mat

Cotton Linter Bowl

Batik Fabric

Lap Loom Woven Place Mat

Inkle Loom Basket

Clay container

Clay Bust

Mask

Cardboard Sculpture

Flower Wire Sculpture

Plaster of Paris Carving

Mixed Media

Heritage Crafts

Cartooning Cartooning is a simple process of making line

drawings. Cartoons can be caricatures of personalities with exaggerated or distorted features. Or, they can be inanimate objects given personalities. Cartoons are used to tell a story.

Create your own doodle shape cartoon character.

Think of a funny story or joke to go along with it.

Divide a rectangle into 3 to 5 frames for action to take place step by step.

Be sure to change the characters shape and add curved lines to show movement.

Agent Sharing Kellie Arnold- Hopkins County

Rachel Noble- Clark County

Artist Statment

Please write a paragraph minimum about your piece of art. Please include the following information.

Name

Class

Title of Work

Medium (What is it made of?)

Explanation of where you got your inspiration or ideas from in creating this work

Explanation of elements and principles of design that pertain to your work

What kind of message were you trying to communicate to the viewer (mood, feeling, emotion, etc.)?

How does this represent you as an artist?

Community Contacts Local Schools

Arts & Humanities Program Review

Kentucky Core Academic Standards

Curriculum Matrix

Teaching Artists

Kentucky Arts Council

Starting Your Visual Arts Expressive Arts Club Leader

Yearly Planning Calendar

Visual Arts Purchasing Guide

Visual Arts Starter Kit Visual Arts Starter Kit (This list contains items for Still Life, Water

color, Abstract, Self Portrait, Human Action, Contour Drawing, Two point perspective, Circular Shape Object, Colored Pencil, Pen and Ink, Cartooning, Clay Container, and Mask projects.)

Paper Towels

Various paint brushes

Paper plates or paint palettes

Acrylic Paints

Cups

Paper

Palette Knife

Plastic Fruit

Water color paper

Water colors

Cosmetic Sponges

Watercolor pencils

Gum Eraser

Rubber Cement

Spray bottle

Questions or Comments?

Jennifer Tackett

Extension Specialist for 4-H Youth Development