Day 12 in the Classroom

Period 3 / 3-D / Clay Wind Chimes

Look on Edmodo at the Research Workbook Outline Information. Look and make sure you have everything on the checklist. Be neat and clean. Have 3 or more thumbnail sketches and give me your thoughts about the thumbnails. Have your vocabulary requirements. Did you look at any artwork? Explain what you saw and did it influence you in any way. Any research you do write down and in complete sentences. Requirements: each piece must be 4 - 6 inches, must have a center piece, 6 - 8 pieces, carve or add clay to your design, cannot be flat must be dimensional.

Period 4 / Pre-IB / Value composition drawing

The examination book in 12 grade, 60% of the exam is on the research book. Rubric is different for SL (standard level) and HL (higher level). 9/10th grade is taught on the different mediums.

Research, annotate in the notebook, cite. If you go to look up www.onepointperspective.com make sure you cite it. Look at the proportion perspectively. What did you see? Perspective, angles, the way that you see, direction. Research to gain knowledge. Your opinion is important. End of year we will have an architectural project, we will draw a house and then make it out of foam board. It was during the renaissance that the sciences were studied. Math became important which brought about the study of perspective. Write about your observations, talk about composition, movement and placement. Write in complete sentences.

Period 5 / Photography I & II, AP, IB / Discussion - Research book

• Project image information for each of the 3 photos. What did you do to the work and why you chose to do what you did?
• Did you look at any artwork that applies to your subject, idea, etc.
• Cite your artwork.
• Overall notes from project such as photoshop notes, techniques, discussions.
• Reflection on what you did and how it turned out. 

Article on Douglas Eng's photography from the Florida Times, "Beauty Where We Live". Photography showcases city's creeks which is a change from city scapes. 

What is modern art? When did it start? It is the artist's interpretation that defines what modern art is. Cave art seen with a candle showed the animals moving because of the flickering light. This can be termed modern.