Showing posts with label Research page. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Research page. Show all posts

Monday, 20 February 2017

Art Nouveau

Art Nouveau = New Art in French

It is a style that is based on stylised plant forms and it is really very decorative.

The Art story website has some information on it that it would be useful to look at, as does artsy.net

In completing your Art nouveau research page it should have the following:


  • Some drawing of Art Nouveau (does not have to be a complete pattern, but should be very detailed in what you do present and good quality)
  • another drawing of a new leaf/plant form on the other side of the page
  • 6 - 8 facts about Art nouveau that you peer check (try to stick to the sites I have given you)
  • Colour used appropriately
  • No off-task drawings on your work or in your books
There is this particular form that is the building block of Art Nouveau - It is called a 'whiplash'.

Make sure you identify this form in your Art nouveau drawing and can recognise it easily.

I will be MARKING these two sheets of research specifically for feedback for your first set of reports. 




Wednesday, 12 October 2016

Street art and stencilling your ideas







We are staring with you developing your own research document on Google Draw.



The things you need on your drawing are:

1) Two attributed images of Banksy's work
2) One piece of work by an Artist called Shepard Fairey - attributed
3) 4 facts about what street art is
5) A youtube link to how to make stencils for spray painting.
6) A title of your own design.

Once your google drawing is complete, you need to share it with me and post it on your blog. to do this, download as... "PDF" or "JPEG" and insert it into a post. Make sure you use a label for Art. I will help you with this bit if it is confusing.