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High school art

3/4/2013

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This is my very first post! I am trying to get caught up and put all of my lessons on here from the year thus far...oh, dear!

Well, in this lesson the high school drawing class discussed the use of lines, patterns, value (with sharpie which is tricky!) and emphasis. Each project had to have the following: variations on value (areas with more white, areas with more black, and areas with 50/50), at least 5 patterns, at least 5 different types of lines (wavy, zig-zag, straight, dotted, thick, thin, etc.), and an emphasis. Students used a cut out image from a magazine as their starting point.

Enjoy! I love all of these....but the cat one cracks me up every time.
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    My name is Farren Johnson and I am a K-12 Art teacher.

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