Each marking period you are required to complete 7 sketchbook assignments. See the list below.
Choose pencil, pen or marker. Use contour line, or shading (value) or stipling. Color or black/white is fine. Use your "viewfinder" to compose your drawing. Your drawing should touch 3 sides of the paper. Remember to have fun.
DEADLINES:
Marking period 1 - October 9
Marking period 2 - November 30
Marking period 3 - January 22
GRADES:
Work submitted more than 24 hours late will not be given full credit.
ASSIGNMENTS
View of your closet
Pile of 5 shoes
What's in the kitchen sink (draw the sink too)?
What's for breakfast (lunch) (dinner)?
An orange cut into 6 pieces on a plate
A toaster, loaf of bread + coffee machine (or coffee or tea pot)
A person sleeping on a _______
A person reading in a _______
A pet sleeping on a chair
Your keys and _________
2 remote controls, one sitting on top of the other
Three quarter view of two toy cars or trucks
Two stuff animals and one doll
A glass with 3 ice cubes and filled halfway with water
My backpack, MP3 player and headphones
A houseplant (close up)
My hand holding a fork
2 bare feet
My t-shirt hanging on the back of a chair next to a window
The view from my window
A street corner
Fire hydrant and sidewalk
A street lamp and traffic light
Park bench and tree
The back of someone's head (show lots of hair detail)
A self portrait (full length)
A self portrait (neck and face)
Window curtains hanging
The inside of a car
A tooth brush in a glass and tube of toothpaste next to it
Close up of a brick wall and window (or door)
Draw a close up of a statue or object at a museum
Copy a painting or drawing from a museum
Copy a classical drawing (see Carol Sun Sketchbook Blog) - you may complete 5 per semester
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Senior Portfolio Class Sketchbook Guidelines
The goal of this course is to complete an art school admissions portfolio by the end of the fall semester. This includes:
- sketchbook including 75 drawings from observation
- 6 large format drawings from observation (must include one self portrait)
- 6 artworks which show off your passions, talent and originality
- one college essay
- complete digital portfolio on cd
Your sketchbook will include drawings in a variety of
- media (ink, pencil, charcoal)
- subjects (figure, landscape, close-up, perspective)
- techniques (contour, shading, stiple, wash)
Your sketchbook drawings will show off your ability to focus on the world and how well you can represent what you see. Its very important that these drawings be of a "portfolio" quality. This means each drawing must demonstrate your serious interest in the arts, your intentions to become a professional artist/designer.
DEADLINES:
Weekly: Complete 6 drawings per week.
November 10 : For National Portfolio Day (November 18) you will need 60 drawings
January 5: Complete sketchbook with 75 drawings
ADVICE:
Its important to work on your sketchbook everyday. If you do complete 6 drawings a week and you will be able to complete all your assignments on time and also do a good job. If you try to do it at the last minute you will not be able to do your best work.
SUGGESTED DRAWINGS
View of your closet
What's in the kitchen sink (draw the sink too)?
What's for breakfast (lunch) (dinner)?
A toaster, loaf of bread + coffee machine (or coffee or tea pot)
A person/pet reading/sleeping on a _______
2 remote controls, one sitting on top of the other
Three quarter view of two toy cars or trucks
Two stuff animals and one doll and a toy truck (3 quarter view)
A glass with 3 ice cubes and filled halfway with water
My backpack, MP3 player and headphones
A houseplant (close up)
My hand holding a ________
2 bare feet
The view from my window
A street corner
A street lamp and traffic light
Park bench and tree
A self portrait (full length)
A self portrait (neck and face)
Window curtains hanging
The inside of a car
A tooth brush in a glass and tube of toothpaste next to it
Close up of a brick wall and window (or door)
Draw a close up of a statue or object at a museum
People in a museum environment
People standing on a line (show everything)
Train station with people
Four views of one object on a page
- sketchbook including 75 drawings from observation
- 6 large format drawings from observation (must include one self portrait)
- 6 artworks which show off your passions, talent and originality
- one college essay
- complete digital portfolio on cd
Your sketchbook will include drawings in a variety of
- media (ink, pencil, charcoal)
- subjects (figure, landscape, close-up, perspective)
- techniques (contour, shading, stiple, wash)
Your sketchbook drawings will show off your ability to focus on the world and how well you can represent what you see. Its very important that these drawings be of a "portfolio" quality. This means each drawing must demonstrate your serious interest in the arts, your intentions to become a professional artist/designer.
DEADLINES:
Weekly: Complete 6 drawings per week.
November 10 : For National Portfolio Day (November 18) you will need 60 drawings
January 5: Complete sketchbook with 75 drawings
ADVICE:
Its important to work on your sketchbook everyday. If you do complete 6 drawings a week and you will be able to complete all your assignments on time and also do a good job. If you try to do it at the last minute you will not be able to do your best work.
SUGGESTED DRAWINGS
View of your closet
What's in the kitchen sink (draw the sink too)?
What's for breakfast (lunch) (dinner)?
A toaster, loaf of bread + coffee machine (or coffee or tea pot)
A person/pet reading/sleeping on a _______
2 remote controls, one sitting on top of the other
Three quarter view of two toy cars or trucks
Two stuff animals and one doll and a toy truck (3 quarter view)
A glass with 3 ice cubes and filled halfway with water
My backpack, MP3 player and headphones
A houseplant (close up)
My hand holding a ________
2 bare feet
The view from my window
A street corner
A street lamp and traffic light
Park bench and tree
A self portrait (full length)
A self portrait (neck and face)
Window curtains hanging
The inside of a car
A tooth brush in a glass and tube of toothpaste next to it
Close up of a brick wall and window (or door)
Draw a close up of a statue or object at a museum
People in a museum environment
People standing on a line (show everything)
Train station with people
Four views of one object on a page
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