HOMEWORK for 5, 6, & 7/8 (Week 2)
**Homework and quiz dates have been altered. Please review the list below.**
5B: Using the slideshow below, complete both sides of the Elements and Principles graphic organizer. (assigned 9/3, due 9/10) QUIZ ON THURSDAY 9/17
6: Use the slideshow at the bottom of this post to fill out the Elements of Art & Principles of Design Study Guide graphic organizer. (assigned 9/2, due 9/4) QUIZ ON FRIDAY 9/11.
7/8(1): Use the slideshow at the bottom of this post to fill out the Elements of Art & Principles of Design Study Guide graphic organizer. Complete the Elements & Principles Ox-Plow Book using the resources below. (assigned 9/2, due 9/9) QUIZ ON WEDNESDAY 9/9
7/8(2): Use the slideshow at the bottom of this post to fill out the Elements of Art & Principles of Design Study Guide graphic organizer. (assigned 9/1, due 9/4) QUIZ ON FRIDAY 9/11
Directions for Elements of Art and Principles of Design Study Guide Graphic Organizer
Use the slideshow and Prezi at the bottom of this post to find information on the Elements and Principles!1) On the front side of the paper, write the name of each one of the 7 Elements of Art (Line, Shape, Texture, Value, Form, Color, and Space) in one of the 7 boxes on the left.
2) Write a definition for each one of the Elements in the same left box.
3) Draw or write an example in the right column that will help to explain the Element of Art.
4) On the back side of the paper, write the name of each one of the 10 Principles of Design (Balance, Contrast, Emphasis, Movement, Pattern, Rhythm, Unity, Variety, Proportion, and Harmony).
5) Write a definition for each one of the Principles in the same left box.
6) Draw or write an example in the right column that will help to explain each Principle of Design.
I am posting this homework assignment here on the home page because this applies to every student. In class you received a copy of my written instructions. Here on the website you will find directions to another written ox-plow tutorial. If you look under your grade tab, there is also a link to the same Ox-Plow tutorial.
I understand that this book may be a little complicated to created. Since we probably will not have enough time in class to really start it, I thought I would create a video tutorial of what it should look like. It gives directions on how to create the book and also what content should go into it. This is my first video tutorial ever using the Capture app on my iPad, so it is not as straight as I was hoping, but it definitely does the trick of demonstrating how to create the book properly.
**NOTE** You will only be able to open the Elements like a book. The only way to look at the Principles is by opening the paper all the way up and laying it flat. Hope this tip helps!
Click here for a digital copy of Ox-Plow assignment
Elements and Principles Notes -- USE THIS SLIDESHOW TO COMPLETE THE GRAPHIC ORGANIZER
MORE RESOURCES FOR ELEMENTS AND PRINCIPLES
Click through the Prezi to see more examples of the Elements and Principles.
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