Use the SCAMPER model to stretch your thinking about a specific object and its function. The final product of your brainstorm could look similar to the image posted below:
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Create a simple line drawing in your journal Use your needle and thread to sew a running stitch on top of the drawn line
Origami is the art of paper folding and can be used to create ornate animals or objects using Washi paper. Tear out a page of your journal and use it to CREATE a fortune teller. After your origami fortune teller is made USE IT to tell a neighbor's fortune. Keep this STAPLED to the next page in your journal for points. Also feel free to follow the link below for a video tutorial on how to fold.
Found Poetry is a a poem created by taking whole words or phrases from other sources. Tear a book page at random, glue into your journal and use to create a poem. Images above found from various sources including "A Faithful Attempt" blog. You can create the poem first or follow artist, Miriam Paternoster (video below) by creating your image followed by the poem. Tom Phillips is a famous found poet who began creating these types of works in the 1960s (image below). His most famous work, "A Humument" is filled with many poems created with layers of material.
Dada Poems also known as "cut ups" were created in the early 1900s. This movement in art dealt with altering reality to come up with a new truth to jar people out of their normal life experiences. Create a nonsense poem using only FOUND words from magazines:
Find at least 3 other people in the room to share your poem with!
Revisit the skills inventory checklist. Use markers or colored pencils to indicate your understanding of the techniques or materials listed... THEN Choose an improved section IN YOUR JOURNAL: Write that technique and what you've learned about it Choose a section that is still red IN YOUR JOURNAL: Brainstorm a project idea using that technique or material Altering your process changes not only the way you create art but how you think about it as well. View the following video of artist Rusty Redfern to gain inspiration on new techniques to explore. In your journal draw and label a farm animal of your choice (with texture and detail) using only your FEET or MOUTH.
Use the SIDE of a PEELED crayon to create a texture rubbing of your own shoe and another person's shoe in your journal. Use two different colors so you can overlap the images. London-based fashion designer, Luke Brooks created a line of clothing called "Epitaphs and Energies" which featured designs directly from 18th and 19th century gravestones. See the link below to read an article about the line's debut as well as the process for creating a rubbing.
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Journals
These 1 subject notebooks will be kept at school and assessed as 10% of the overall art grade. Students will be responsible for completing a response daily. aRCHIVES
April 2019
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