All students will be able to demonstrate an understanding of the subtractive drawing method,texture, and value, while completing an animal scratchboard assignment.
Project due Next Friday Next project: Mixed media landscapes of city park. We will be going outdoors starting next week. Agenda: Meet in groups to dicuss how to bring your project across the finish line to turn in on Blockday Agenda: Gallery walk of progress work. Where are you at in the process? Will you need to work outside of class? You can use a variety of strokes as you scratch. Depending on the object that you are working on – you should use different value techniques to show texture of this particular object. As a rule – USE SMALL STROKES!!!! Smaller the stroke – easier it is to control the scratching process. Remember, you cannot “undo” or erase a scratch. Once it is there – it stays. That’s why it is a good idea to take your time and scratch with smaller strokes – in case you mess it up – you still might be able to fix it and not start over. Which saves time in a long run! Another rule – don’t press too hard on the tool – it will rip the paper. TAKE YOUR TIME!!!!
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