Sketchbook Assignment:
FIRST: Complete your sketchbook cover with Sharpie.
THEN...If you have time....
Set up a still life of 3-5 objects. Sketch them with your pencil set. Add some shading, using various pencil hardnesses. Remember, "H" stands for hardness and gives a lighter shade. "B" stands for blackness, and gives a deeper shade. The higher the number, the harder or blacker the pencil is.
FIRST: Complete your sketchbook cover with Sharpie.
THEN...If you have time....
Set up a still life of 3-5 objects. Sketch them with your pencil set. Add some shading, using various pencil hardnesses. Remember, "H" stands for hardness and gives a lighter shade. "B" stands for blackness, and gives a deeper shade. The higher the number, the harder or blacker the pencil is.
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Art Appreciation Assignment:
Watch the following video and answer the question on a piece of notebook paper, which you will
turn in to me next class.
Washington Crossing the Delaware had some historical inaccuracies we learned about last week. In this contemporary artist's TED talk, Titus Kaphar discusses how he addresses historical inaccuracies.
1. In your opinion, is Kaphar's approach a good idea, a bad idea, or a bit of both? Explain your answer.
Watch the following video and answer the question on a piece of notebook paper, which you will
turn in to me next class.
Washington Crossing the Delaware had some historical inaccuracies we learned about last week. In this contemporary artist's TED talk, Titus Kaphar discusses how he addresses historical inaccuracies.
1. In your opinion, is Kaphar's approach a good idea, a bad idea, or a bit of both? Explain your answer.