Sketchbook Assignments - HS ART 1st 9 Weeks - Q1 2016-17

Complete the 4 assignments listed below.

• Drawings should fill the ENTIRE sketchbook page (points will be deducted for

small drawings.)

• Include DETAILS (include textures & value, unless otherwise specified.)

• Spend a minimum of 30 minutes on each assignment.

• Each sketchbook assignment counts as a QUIZ grade!

• Sketchbooks handed in late will be accepted but 30 points removed for

lateness, 2 days late will receive a "0".

SB #1: Morphing Transformation: DUE Tuesday, Aug. 30

Choose 2 two objects (one animal & one man made) to

slowly morph into each other. You should have 4

drawings illustrating the transformation of one object

into the other. ADD FULL SHADING

Medium: drawing pencils

SB #2: Origami drawing: DUE Wednesday, Sept 14

Create 2 origami cranes or other animals. Draw them large on your paper.( Draw

accurately-check proportions/size relationships) Render with full shading.

Medium: Charcoal Pencil

SB #3: Merging Animals: DUE Tuesday, Sept 27

Combine 2 real animals to become a fantasy creature. Use characteristics of both and colors of

both in the new design Medium: colored pencils

SB #4: Animal Eyes: DUE Thursday, Oct 6

Choose an eye to draw from these 4 types of creatures: Animal

(land or sea), Bird, Reptile, and Insect. Draw 2 per page so they

take up approximately ½ the page. Render with full shading.

Medium: colored pencils or Pen & Watercolor

Grading: Total 25 pts. Each

Size 0-5 Effort 0-10 Creativity 0-5 Label 0-5

25 pts.

This drawing is NOT acceptable & will get very little points-not passing!

This drawing is detailed, well drawn & proportions are correct. It also fills up most of the page. This would receive high points. This is what I expect your drawings to look like!

YOU MUST LABEL EACH PICTURE at the top with the appropriate title

(ex: SB #1: Student Choice)

DRAWINGS NEEDS TO BE FROM DIRECT OBSERVATION ie: you LOOKING at the objects! That means NOT from memory, photos, or imagination. (except where otherwise noted). Pay close attention to proportions (size relationships)