Post on 12-Jan-2015
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Ms. Urioste’s Foundation to Art Class
Have your border will become part of your art work
• You could use a natural setting to surround your living subject as both the border and the pattern behind it.
What environment can your living subject be surrounded with?
PatternPattern is the repetition of elements like a checker
board , stripes or shapes in the background.
First, find a living subject that you can draw in oil
pastel .
Putting it all togetherPutting it all together
You can use the living
subject as a design that interlocks with the
border and patterned
background like a
tessellation .
• Decide on whether you are using black paper or a colored paper.
Find a resource of a living object that you can use as a reference. You will turn in your resource picture in with your rough draft drawing.
Do not trace - try to draw the subject .
Student work Examples
From Fall 2008
Foundation Classes
Using graphic transfer paper, take your rough draft drawing and transfer it to your colored or black paper.
(repeating an idea creates emphasis)
Taylor Anderson, grade 9
Decide whether you want it to
looks like stained glass with a black
outline or not.
Romi Rankin, senior
• There needs to be highlights and shadows in all areas of your drawing so that every thing has form (not flat colors that are just shapes).
Jeanine Duong
Combine colors together to make your own palette of colors. Don’t just use colors right out of the box.
Cheyenne Dunham
Have your color blend into each other creating a transition from
one color to the next.
Brian Bernard
Claudia Garcia Tiffany Gallegos