The young artists worked as a team helping to finish one of the large-scale sharks created by Jackson. Remington's large-scale shark was already completed. They demonstrated team work and an understanding of lines and shading.
Using drawing paper on a drawing board and pencil, each student began to draw the variety of white geometric shapes: spheres, cones, squares, and rectangles displayed in a still life. The purpose of this drawing exercise is to use lines to create geometric shapes that are in proportion and in perspective and then to shade the shapes to become three-dimensional forms. The art elements incorporated here are line, shape, volume/mass, values, texture, positive and negative space, depth, perspective, and light.
Session Minutes
45
Minutes Student Attended
45
Lesson Comments
I realize this concept was new to PJ, and every time I tried to explain how to measure the angles and proportion, he was resistant to my help.