Drawing Foundations Design Foundations Painting Sculpture Jewelry Ceramics Studio Art IB Art Comic Art Drawing 2 & 3 Architecture Drawing Adaptive Art Painting 1 1Project: Tempera Paint by Number Still Life Practice Work: Thumbnail Sketches Handouts: Parts of Light (Pepper Painting)   Composition   Thumbnail Sketching Demos & Techniques: Palette Setup, Mixing Tints & Shades, Seeing in Shapes & Values 2Project: Watercolor Series of 3 Practice Work: Color Value Bars (Rubric) Handouts: Watercolor Series Project   All About Paper   Shadows Without Black Demos & Techniques: Gradated Washes, Ink & Marker, Masking Agents, Experimental, Basic Color Schemes 3Project: Acrylic Zoom Practice Work: Complimentary Sphere & Cube or Leaves 1 2 Practice Work Rubric Slideshows: Color Schemes & Temperature What is Abstract art? 4Project: Oil Landscape (Sample 2) Practice Work: Complimentary Tint & Shade Value Bars or Charcoal Value Study Practice Work Rubric Handouts: Vocabulary List, Brushes Types, Landscape Composition, Atmosperic Perspective Slideshows: Monet & Impressionism Demos & Techniques: Priming Surfaces, Palette Knife Painting 5Project: Oil Re-Creation Degas Dancers, Student work in-progress Practice Work: Folded Fabric Study Using a Color Scheme (Rubric) Handouts: Styles & Movements, Easels Slideshows: Styles & Movements Demos & Techniques: Stretching Canvas Painting 1 Final Exam Review List Review Questions Painting 2 1Project: Style Series (Sample #2, #3, 4) Handouts: Styles Series Description   Major Painters & Styles   Creating Dramatic Darks   Shadows Without Black Slideshows: Styles & Movements Demos & Techniques: Building a Stretcher, Using an Easel, Computer Manipulated Photograph 2Project: Acrylic Fingerpainting Student Sample #2 (on plexi-glass) Artists: Henri Matisse Slideshows: Cut Paper Painting Demos & Techniques: Reverse Plexi-Glass Fingerpainting, Cut Paper Painting 3Project: Historical Portrait Sample #2 Handouts: Portrait Proportions (2)   Portrait Feautres Slideshows: Portraits Demos & Techniques: Review Portrait Proportions & Strategies, Flesh Color Recipes 4Project: Student Choice Handouts: Creative Thinking Strategies Idea Box Slideshows: Demos & Techniques: Oil Painting w/ Oil Pastels, 3D Pop-up Painting Painting 2 Final Exam Exam Instructions

Painting 3 1Project: Recycled Painting (Sample #2 Original & Recycled) Handouts: SCAMPER Slideshows: Demos & Techniques: Toning a Canvas, Oil Pastels and Color Pencils Over Photocopies 2Project: Student Choice Handouts: Themes In Painting   The Creative Process Slideshows: Copyrights (What's really mine?), Trompe L'oeil Painting Demos & Techniques: 1/2 Light - 1/2 Shadow, & Using Mediums, Painting w/ Ink 3Project: Self-Portrait Handouts: Portrait Proportions (2)   Portrait Feautres Slideshows: Self-Portraits Demos & Techniques: Portrait Proportions, Photo-Transfer Collage, Painting On Magazine Images, Unique Ground Painting 4Project: Student Choice Handouts: Slideshows: Demos & Techniques: Monoprint Prints & Painting Painting 3 Final Exam Exam Instructions Writing an Artist's Statement

Painting 1, 2, & 3 Research Notebook All students are required to keep a notebook that should be brought to class daily. You will be expected to complete the following for each project: 1. artist research (print 6 images from one or more artists, document info about artist/artists, style, copyright info., explain your selections). 2. idea development (sketches & plans for each project, collecting resource images). 3. written entries for each project (one before entry, one during entry, and the after self-evaluation; document and explain your ideas, process, progress, and final product). Notebooks should also be used to record class demonstrations, presentations, and critiques. Glue or tape all handouts & assessment forms into your notebook. What you're doing is important, so write it down and sketch it out! METACOGNITION = Think about your thinking. Notebooks will be collected upon completion of each project or on critique dates. Research Notebook Using A Research Notebook Research Notebook Rubric Self-Evaluation Art 21 Video Prompts for Discussion (Paint 2 & 3) Articles & Resources Reseach Notebook Step-By-Step Massing & Underpainting 1 2 3 4 5 "Hanging In There" (Step-By-Step Painting Folded Fabric 1 2) - Artist's Magazine Jan/Feb 2008 "A Cultivated Order" - Artist's Magazine July/August 2008 "Gorgeous Grays" - Artist's Magazine July/August 2008 "Artistic Lisence" (Painting from Photos) - Artist's Magazine July/August 2006 "Where's the Point" (Focal Points) - Artist's Magazine March 2004 "Silver & Gold" (Painting Metal Surfaces) - Artist's Magazine November 2003 "Elizabeth Black" (Thumbnail Sketching) - Watercolor Spring 1999 Web Links art21: http://www.pbs.org/art21/ Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery: http://www.npg.si.edu/ Leigh Yawkey Woodson: http://www.lywam.org/ Sidewalk Chalk Artist - Julian Beever Hand Paintings by Guido Daniele, Liu Bolin 1 Minute Spray Painting Poured Painting Video Trompe l'Oeil Artist - Eric Conklin: http://ericconklin.com/index_flash.html Color in Motion: http://www.mariaclaudiacortes.com/colors/Colors.html Color Matters: http://www.colormatters.com/

Special Projects & Exhibit Opportunities Downtown Grocery Exhibitour Spring 2012 The Painting 2/3 class was invited to create images of the Downtown Grocery interior space, produce, and product. Students visited the store and took many reference photos. They selected the best compositions to create this collection of original paintings. Artist statements were displayed beneath. Images: (2, 3, 4) Downtown Grocery 607 N. 3rd Street Wausau, WI 54403 (715) 848-9800 Memory Project: http://www.thememoryproject.org/ This organization enlists student artists to paint portraits of orphaned children from around the world. These portraits are then given to adopting families as a gift with their child. Last year students painted 12 portraits of children from Haiti and Thailand.   Photo Student Painting Biggby Coffee's "Refrigerator Art" Program Local coffee house hosts annual student painting exhibit. Students select top 10 paintings by vote for the exhibit. Paintings are hung at Biggby Coffee for two weeks. Biggby customers vote on their favorite painting on display in the shop. The Art teacher serves coffee behind the counter and a percentage of procedes are donated to East Art Department. Students win a giftcard.   Biggby Coffee 320 East Bridge St. Wausau, WI 54403 (715) 848-2442