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Digital Arts Scope and Sequence

Unit Topic Lesson Lesson Objectives

Digital Arts I

Course Overview

Introduction

Describe some careers found in this field

Describe the goal of the course

List tips for achieving academic success in the course

Start the Course

Identify computer requirements

Learn how to move through the course

Switch between windows

Set Up Your Computer

Find files and folders on a computer

Make a course folder

Set up a computer to show the List folder view and file name extensions

Set Up a Browser and Install Software

Download and install a zip utility

Download and unzip course resources

Install software

Set up a web browser

Zip and unzip files and folders

Research and Citation

Define plagiarism and citation

Find and complete course tasks

Identify sources of trustworthy information

Additional Materials

Define copyright

List the top 5 netiquette rules

Introduction to Digital Art

Visual Art

Define art, artwork, and subjectivity

Define visual art and performance art

Identify criteria people use to identify and judge art

Identify elements of visual art

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Digital Art

Define digital art

Identify common digital art tools

Identify common uses of digital art

Identify differences between raster and vector graphics

Inkscape Basics

Draw dots with the Pencil Tool

Draw straight lines with the Pencil Tool

Identify parts of the Inkscape workspace

Open and save an Inkscape project

Use the Zoom Tool to zoom in and out

More Inkscape Basics

Draw lines freehand with the Pencil Tool

Use the Select Tool to select, resize, rotate, and move objects

Use the Undo and Redo commands

Use the Undo History command

Assignment 1A

Add on to your work from this unit

Check your added-on work

Check your work from this unit

Compress (zip) your files

Submit your compressed files to your instructor

Assignment 1B


Create new work using skills from this unit

Review the assignment rubric


Assignment 1C

Compress (zip) your assignment file or files

Research and reflect on key concepts from this unit

Submit your compressed file or files to your instructor

Study Guide and Quiz

Review the quiz study guide before taking the quiz




Lines

Lines in Art

Identify common line qualities used to describe lines

Identify common types of lines used in art

Identify different styles of calligraphy

Identify ways that artists use lines in art

Draw and Edit Lines

Define path, open path, and closed path

Draw a curved line with the Pencil Tool

Identify nodes and segments on a line

Use the Node Tool to see, add, delete, and move nodes

Use the Simplify command to remove nodes from a path

Make Bezier Curves

Draw Bezier curves with the Bezier Tool

Switch between drawing curves and straight lines using the Bezier Tool

Use Bezier Tool keyboard commands

Use the Bezier Tool to draw a straight line with multiple segments

Use the Bezier Tool to draw curves with a sharp angle in between

Style Lines

Define cap, butt cap, round cap, and square cap, and change the cap style of a line

Define stroke and change the stroke style and thickness of a line

Draw lines using preset brushes of the Calligraphy Tool

Open and resave a project

Use the Copy and Paste commands to copy and paste a line's style

Start the Art Project

Define still life and inanimate object

Draw a decanter with Bezier curves

Draw a wine glass with straight lines using the Bezier Tool

Edit lines with the Node Tool

Resize objects with the Select Tool




Assignment 2A






Assignment 2B





Assignment 2C






Shape and Form

Shape

Define Cubism and identify examples of Cubism

Define dimension, height, width, two-dimensional (2D) object, and shape

Identify common shape arts

Identify common types of shapes and ways that shapes can interact with each other

Identify ways that artists use shape in art

Draw Shapes

Add layers and use the Cut and Paste command to move objects to layers

Draw circles and ovals with the Ellipse Tool

Draw polygons and stars with the Star Tool

Draw squares and rectangles with the Rectangle Tool

Hide and show layers, and lock and unlock layers




Form

Define form, three-dimensional (3D) object, and depth

Identify common form arts

Identify common types of forms

Identify ways that artists use form in art

Add Shape and Form

Align and unite the shapes of the bowl

Draw and edit three shapes to make a bowl

Draw ellipses in the glass and decanter, and edit them to look like liquid

Open a project and save a new version

Rename and add layers

Assignment 3A






Assignment 3B





Assignment 3C









Color

Color and Light

Define color, visual spectrum, and color spectrum, and identify how color is created

Define optical effects, emotional effects, simultaneous contrast, optical color mixture, and pointillism

Identify differences between additive and subtractive color mixing

Identify how the color wheel represents relationships between colors

Identify the main properties of color, including hue, value, and intensity

Color in Art

Identify the importance of color in painting

Identify types of color schemes

Identify ways that artists use color in art

Paint with Color

Define color palette and fill

Draw and color lines with the Calligraphy Tool

Identify methods for changing color in Inkscape, and color lines using RGB, HSL, CMYK, and the Wheel in Inkscape

Use Alpha, Blur, and Opacity

Use Inkscape's Swatches panel and Palette

Add Color to Your Still Life

Add a linear gradient to the background

Color a background layer, the bowl, and the decanter liquid

Define gradient, linear gradient, and radial gradient

Use gradient stops to edit the color of a gradient

Use the Dropper Tool to add a color from one object to another

Add Grapes to Your Still Life

Color the grape and add a radial gradient

Copy and paste the grape to create more grapes

Draw a grape with the Ellipse Tool

Move the grapes into the bowl

Rotate grapes to make them look natural




Assignment 4A






Assignment 4B





Assignment 4C






Value

Value in Art

Define value, lightness, darkness, contrast, gradation, and neutral colors

Identify types of arts that illustrate value well

Identify ways that artists use value in art

Create Value

Arrange the rows and columns

Create a gray scale, a red scale, a green scale, and a blue scale

Create columns of squares

Identify common color models

Start Adding Value to the Still Life

Add a contrast gradient to the decanter and glass

Add soft highlights to the bowl, decanter, and glass

Define highlights

Define soft highlights

Make the glass and decanter white




Finish Adding Value to the Still Life

Add blurry highlights to the grapes

Add hard highlights to the glass and decanter

Define hard highlights

Draw and color shadows for the objects

Assignment 5A






Assignment 5B





Assignment 5C






Space

Visual Cues

Define foreground, background, middle ground, positive shape, figure, negative shape, and ground

Define space, plane, and picture plane

Identify common visual cues that artists use to create the illusion of depth

Identify ways that space is used in 3D and 2D art

Space in Art

Identify types of perspective and types of linear perspective

Identify ways that artists use space in art




Create Space

Add doors to the boxes so they look more like buildings

Curve the roof of one of the boxes

Draw a road using one-point perspective lines

Draw boxes using two-point perspective

Identify the Box Tool's types of handles

Add a Table to the Still Life

Align and color the front of the table

Color the table top

Define guide lines and draw guide lines that will help you draw the table top

Draw the front of the table with the Rectangle Tool

Draw the table top in one-point perspective

Add a Book to the Still Life

Add outlines, color, curves, gradients, and a shadow to the book

Draw a book in two-point perspective with the Box Tool

Edit the shape of the book

Group objects on layers

Rearrange objects on the table

Assignment 6A






Assignment 6B





Assignment 6C









Texture

Texture in Art

Add filters to shapes

Define texture and visual feel

Draw and color shapes

Identify useful filter types

Identify ways that texture is used in art

Add Texture to Your Still Life

Add a glinting light

Add color and a shadow to the tablecloth

Add filters to the still life project

Draw a tablecloth

Use the Text Tool to add a title to the book

Assignment 7A






Assignment 7B





Assignment 7C









Digital Arts II

Introduction




Start the Course











Install software







Define copyright





Review of Digital Arts I

Elements of Art Review Part 1

Draw lines and shapes using Inkscape's line and shape tools

Review elements of art: line, shape, and form

Review Inkscape's line and shape tools


Review elements of art: color, value, space, and texture

Review Inkscape's color, value, space, and texture tools

Use Filters to add texture

Use Inkscape's color tools to add color and value

Use the Box Tool to add form and space

Principles of Design Preview

Define the Spiral, Paint Bucket, Erase, and Tweak Tools

Preview the eight principles of design

Use the Erase Tool to erase drawn objects, and use the Tweak Tool to move and change objects in different ways

Use the Paint Bucket Tool to fill shapes with color

Use the Spiral Tool to draw spirals

Assignment 1A




Assignment 1B





Assignment 1C









Repetition and Pattern

Repetition and Pattern Overview

Define repetition and pattern

Identify types of arts that illustrate repetition and pattern well

Identify ways that artists use repetition and pattern in art

Identify ways to create repetition and pattern using different art elements

Design a Tiled Background

Define bitmap image

Define clones and the Create Tiled Clones command

Use clones to make a larger pattern out of the simple tile design

Use Inkscape's grid and drawing tools to design and draw a simple tile pattern

Use the Export as Bitmap command to save the project as a bitmap image

Assignment 2A


Check your added on work




Assignment 2B





Assignment 2C









Contrast

Contrast Overview

Define contrast

Identify types of arts that illustrate contrast well

Identify ways that artists use contrast in art

Identify ways to create contrast using different art elements

Design a Logo

Define logo

Fill the traced lines with black and white colors

Type text to go with the logo, and then style it

Use the Bezier Tool to trace a bitmap image's outline and contour lines

Assignment 3A




Assignment 3B





Assignment 3C









Variety

Variety Overview

Define variety

Identify types of arts that illustrate variety well

Identify ways that artists use variety in art

Identify ways to create variety using different art elements

Create Variety

Add variety to the project using different colors, patterns, strokes, and filters

Define the Trace Bitmap command and its brightness cutoff, edge detection, color quantization, and invert image options

Define the Unlink Clone command

Unlink the cloned objects

Use the Trace Bitmap command to trace a bitmap image using brightness cutoff

Assignment 4A




Assignment 4B





Assignment 4C









Movement and Rhythm

Movement and Rhythm Overview

Define movement and rhythm

Identify types of arts that illustrate movement and rhythm well

Identify ways that artists use movement and rhythm in art

Identify ways to create movement and rhythm using different art elements

Make a Trail of Ants

Clone the drawn objects, and then arrange them using the motion guide lines to create movement

Define the Stroke to Path command and convert the image's stroke to paths to make it easier to edit

Define the way motion guide lines are used in this project

Define top-down view and draw an ant (or some other object) in the top-down view

Edit individual objects to make the project more visually interesting

Assignment 5A




Assignment 5B





Assignment 5C









Proportion

Proportion Overview

Define proportion

Identify ways that artists use proportion in art

Identify ways to create proportion using different art elements

Work with Proportion

Import two bitmap images into a single project

Scale the traced images proportionally to each other

Trace the bitmap images using the Trace Bitmap command or the Bezier Tool

Assignment 6A




Assignment 6B





Assignment 6C









Balance

Balance Overview

Define balance

Define rule of thirds

Identify ways that artists use balance in art

Identify ways to create balance using different art elements

Make Concentric Circles

Decorate an arc of the circle with the drawing tools

Draw a circle with the Ellipse Tool, and then break it up into four arc segments

Use the Create Tiled Clones command to clone the arcs to make a circle

Create Balance

Copy and resize circles, and then move them inside of larger circles

Decorate a copy of the arc using a drawing tool and the Path Union command

Define and draw Guide lines, and then use them to add balance to the project

Define the Paste Size command, and use the Paste Size command to resize circles to match other circles

Define the Path Union command

Assignment 7A




Assignment 7B





Assignment 7C









Emphasis and Dominance

Emphasis and Dominance Overview

Define counterpoint

Define emphasis, dominance, and subordination

Identify ways that artists use emphasis and dominance in art

Identify ways to create emphasis and dominance using different art elements

Explore Emphasis and Dominance

Export individual layers as separate bitmap images

Trace bitmap images, and then clone them

Use the principles of emphasis and dominance with color, shape, and size to change the traced images

Assignment 8A




Assignment 8B





Assignment 8C









Harmony and Unity

Harmony and Unity Overview

Define conceptual and visual unity

Define harmony and unity

Identify ways that artists use harmony and unity in art

Identify ways to create harmony and unity using different art elements

Make a Poster

Add ornamentation to the poster to add to the unity of the design

Define ornamentation

Trace an image, and then add text

Use the principles of harmony and unity to design the layout of the poster

Assignment 9A




Assignment 9B





Assignment 9C









Digital Arts I

Course Overview

Introduction




Start the Course











Install software





Find and complete course tasks



Define copyright


Introduction to Digital Art

Visual Art

Define art, artwork, and subjectivity

Define visual art and performance art

Identify criteria people use to identify and judge art

Identify elements of visual art




Digital Art

Define digital art

Identify common digital art tools

Identify common uses of digital art

Identify differences between raster and vector graphics

Inkscape Basics

Draw dots with the Pencil Tool

Draw straight lines with the Pencil Tool

Identify parts of the Inkscape workspace

Open and save an Inkscape project

Use the Zoom Tool to zoom in and out

More Inkscape Basics

Draw lines freehand with the Pencil Tool

Use the Select Tool to select, resize, rotate, and move objects

Use the Undo and Redo commands

Use the Undo History command

Assignment 1A






Assignment 1B





Assignment 1C









Lines

Lines in Art

Identify common line qualities used to describe lines

Identify common types of lines used in art

Identify different styles of calligraphy

Identify ways that artists use lines in art

Draw and Edit Lines

Define path, open path, and closed path

Draw a curved line with the Pencil Tool

Identify nodes and segments on a line

Use the Node Tool to see, add, delete, and move nodes

Use the Simplify command to remove nodes from a path

Make Bezier Curves

Draw Bezier curves with the Bezier Tool

Switch between drawing curves and straight lines using the Bezier Tool

Use Bezier Tool keyboard commands

Use the Bezier Tool to draw a straight line with multiple segments

Use the Bezier Tool to draw curves with a sharp angle in between

Style Lines

Define cap, butt cap, round cap, and square cap, and change the cap style of a line

Define stroke and change the stroke style and thickness of a line

Draw lines using preset brushes of the Calligraphy Tool

Open and resave a project

Use the Copy and Paste commands to copy and paste a line's style

Start the Art Project

Define still life and inanimate object

Draw a decanter with Bezier curves

Draw a wine glass with straight lines using the Bezier Tool

Edit lines with the Node Tool

Resize objects with the Select Tool




Assignment 2A






Assignment 2B





Assignment 2C






Shape and Form

Shape

Define Cubism and identify examples of Cubism

Define dimension, height, width, two-dimensional (2D) object, and shape

Identify common shape arts

Identify common types of shapes and ways that shapes can interact with each other

Identify ways that artists use shape in art

Draw Shapes

Add layers and use the Cut and Paste command to move objects to layers

Draw circles and ovals with the Ellipse Tool

Draw polygons and stars with the Star Tool

Draw squares and rectangles with the Rectangle Tool

Hide and show layers, and lock and unlock layers




Form

Define form, three-dimensional (3D) object, and depth

Identify common form arts

Identify common types of forms

Identify ways that artists use form in art

Add Shape and Form

Align and unite the shapes of the bowl

Draw and edit three shapes to make a bowl

Draw ellipses in the glass and decanter, and edit them to look like liquid

Open a project and save a new version

Rename and add layers

Assignment 3A






Assignment 3B





Assignment 3C









Color

Color and Light

Define color, visual spectrum, and color spectrum, and identify how color is created

Define optical effects, emotional effects, simultaneous contrast, optical color mixture, and pointillism

Identify differences between additive and subtractive color mixing

Identify how the color wheel represents relationships between colors

Identify the main properties of color, including hue, value, and intensity

Color in Art

Identify the importance of color in painting

Identify types of color schemes

Identify ways that artists use color in art

Paint with Color

Define color palette and fill

Draw and color lines with the Calligraphy Tool

Identify methods for changing color in Inkscape, and color lines using RGB, HSL, CMYK, and the Wheel in Inkscape

Use Alpha, Blur, and Opacity

Use Inkscape's Swatches panel and Palette

Add Color to Your Still Life

Add a linear gradient to the background

Color a background layer, the bowl, and the decanter liquid

Define gradient, linear gradient, and radial gradient

Use gradient stops to edit the color of a gradient

Use the Dropper Tool to add a color from one object to another

Add Grapes to Your Still Life

Color the grape and add a radial gradient

Copy and paste the grape to create more grapes

Draw a grape with the Ellipse Tool

Move the grapes into the bowl

Rotate grapes to make them look natural




Assignment 4A






Assignment 4B





Assignment 4C






Value

Value in Art

Define value, lightness, darkness, contrast, gradation, and neutral colors

Identify types of arts that illustrate value well

Identify ways that artists use value in art

Create Value

Arrange the rows and columns

Create a gray scale, a red scale, a green scale, and a blue scale

Create columns of squares

Identify common color models

Start Adding Value to the Still Life

Add a contrast gradient to the decanter and glass

Add soft highlights to the bowl, decanter, and glass

Define highlights

Define soft highlights

Make the glass and decanter white




Finish Adding Value to the Still Life

Add blurry highlights to the grapes

Add hard highlights to the glass and decanter

Define hard highlights

Draw and color shadows for the objects

Assignment 5A






Assignment 5B





Assignment 5C






Space

Visual Cues

Define foreground, background, middle ground, positive shape, figure, negative shape, and ground

Define space, plane, and picture plane

Identify common visual cues that artists use to create the illusion of depth

Identify ways that space is used in 3D and 2D art

Space in Art

Identify types of perspective and types of linear perspective

Identify ways that artists use space in art




Create Space

Add doors to the boxes so they look more like buildings

Curve the roof of one of the boxes

Draw a road using one-point perspective lines

Draw boxes using two-point perspective

Identify the Box Tool's types of handles

Add a Table to the Still Life

Align and color the front of the table

Color the table top

Define guide lines and draw guide lines that will help you draw the table top

Draw the front of the table with the Rectangle Tool

Draw the table top in one-point perspective

Add a Book to the Still Life

Add outlines, color, curves, gradients, and a shadow to the book

Draw a book in two-point perspective with the Box Tool

Edit the shape of the book

Group objects on layers

Rearrange objects on the table

Assignment 6A






Assignment 6B





Assignment 6C









Texture

Texture in Art

Add filters to shapes

Define texture and visual feel

Draw and color shapes

Identify useful filter types

Identify ways that texture is used in art

Add Texture to Your Still Life

Add a glinting light

Add color and a shadow to the tablecloth

Add filters to the still life project

Draw a tablecloth

Use the Text Tool to add a title to the book

Assignment 7A






Assignment 7B





Assignment 7C









Digital Arts II

Introduction




Start the Course











Install software







Define copyright





Review of Digital Arts I


Draw lines and shapes using Inkscape's line and shape tools

Review elements of art: line, shape, and form

Review Inkscape's line and shape tools


Review elements of art: color, value, space, and texture

Review Inkscape's color, value, space, and texture tools

Use Filters to add texture

Use Inkscape's color tools to add color and value

Use the Box Tool to add form and space

Principles of Design Preview

Define the Spiral, Paint Bucket, Erase, and Tweak Tools

Preview the eight principles of design

Use the Erase Tool to erase drawn objects, and use the Tweak Tool to move and change objects in different ways

Use the Paint Bucket Tool to fill shapes with color

Use the Spiral Tool to draw spirals

Assignment 1A




Assignment 1B





Assignment 1C









Repetition and Pattern

Repetition and Pattern Overview

Define repetition and pattern

Identify types of arts that illustrate repetition and pattern well

Identify ways that artists use repetition and pattern in art

Identify ways to create repetition and pattern using different art elements

Design a Tiled Background

Define bitmap image

Define clones and the Create Tiled Clones command

Use clones to make a larger pattern out of the simple tile design

Use Inkscape's grid and drawing tools to design and draw a simple tile pattern

Use the Export as Bitmap command to save the project as a bitmap image

Assignment 2A


Check your added on work




Assignment 2B





Assignment 2C









Contrast

Contrast Overview

Define contrast

Identify types of arts that illustrate contrast well

Identify ways that artists use contrast in art

Identify ways to create contrast using different art elements

Design a Logo

Define logo

Fill the traced lines with black and white colors

Type text to go with the logo, and then style it

Use the Bezier Tool to trace a bitmap image's outline and contour lines

Assignment 3A




Assignment 3B





Assignment 3C









Variety

Variety Overview

Define variety

Identify types of arts that illustrate variety well

Identify ways that artists use variety in art

Identify ways to create variety using different art elements

Create Variety

Add variety to the project using different colors, patterns, strokes, and filters

Define the Trace Bitmap command and its brightness cutoff, edge detection, color quantization, and invert image options

Define the Unlink Clone command

Unlink the cloned objects

Use the Trace Bitmap command to trace a bitmap image using brightness cutoff

Assignment 4A




Assignment 4B





Assignment 4C









Movement and Rhythm

Movement and Rhythm Overview

Define movement and rhythm

Identify types of arts that illustrate movement and rhythm well

Identify ways that artists use movement and rhythm in art

Identify ways to create movement and rhythm using different art elements

Make a Trail of Ants

Clone the drawn objects, and then arrange them using the motion guide lines to create movement

Define the Stroke to Path command and convert the image's stroke to paths to make it easier to edit

Define the way motion guide lines are used in this project

Define top-down view and draw an ant (or some other object) in the top-down view

Edit individual objects to make the project more visually interesting

Assignment 5A




Assignment 5B





Assignment 5C









Proportion

Proportion Overview

Define proportion

Identify ways that artists use proportion in art

Identify ways to create proportion using different art elements

Work with Proportion

Import two bitmap images into a single project

Scale the traced images proportionally to each other

Trace the bitmap images using the Trace Bitmap command or the Bezier Tool

Assignment 6A




Assignment 6B





Assignment 6C









Balance

Balance Overview

Define balance

Define rule of thirds

Identify ways that artists use balance in art

Identify ways to create balance using different art elements

Make Concentric Circles

Decorate an arc of the circle with the drawing tools

Draw a circle with the Ellipse Tool, and then break it up into four arc segments

Use the Create Tiled Clones command to clone the arcs to make a circle

Create Balance

Copy and resize circles, and then move them inside of larger circles

Decorate a copy of the arc using a drawing tool and the Path Union command

Define and draw Guide lines, and then use them to add balance to the project

Define the Paste Size command, and use the Paste Size command to resize circles to match other circles

Define the Path Union command

Assignment 7A




Assignment 7B





Assignment 7C









Emphasis and Dominance

Emphasis and Dominance Overview

Define counterpoint

Define emphasis, dominance, and subordination

Identify ways that artists use emphasis and dominance in art

Identify ways to create emphasis and dominance using different art elements

Explore Emphasis and Dominance

Export individual layers as separate bitmap images

Trace bitmap images, and then clone them

Use the principles of emphasis and dominance with color, shape, and size to change the traced images

Assignment 8A




Assignment 8B





Assignment 8C









Harmony and Unity

Harmony and Unity Overview

Define conceptual and visual unity

Define harmony and unity

Identify ways that artists use harmony and unity in art

Identify ways to create harmony and unity using different art elements

Make a Poster

Add ornamentation to the poster to add to the unity of the design

Define ornamentation

Trace an image, and then add text

Use the principles of harmony and unity to design the layout of the poster

Assignment 9A




Assignment 9B





Assignment 9C







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