PRETTY DOC MINISTRIES

Essential Questions for Grades Seven and Eighth (Write in your notebook)

1. What type of picture is painted in one color scheme?

2. What does "a" mean in achromatic?

3. How do you create a shade?

4. A picture with mountains, lakes, and trees is called a _____________.


TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT: Create a monochromatic painting. 

NOTE: If you use the paint irresponsibly, you will not be allowed to use paint for the rest of the school year. This includes create unnecessary messes and not cleaning up properly after yourself. Please follow the below instructions for painting this year:


1. Watch the teacher demonstration of how to complete the painting.

2. Sit at your table and wait to receive your painting supplies.

3. Do not bring wet paintings to me to show what you've done so far to prevent unnecessary messes.

4. When finished, place your painting carefully on the tall rack. Then place your paint brush tip down in the container filled with water in the sink.

5. Finally, clean your area and do one of the things on my pink poster in the front of the classroom.














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ART VOCABULARY

Chirascuro- Using light and dark values to make artwork look realistic

Form- a three dimensional object

Value- the lightness or darkness of a color

Achromatic- a picture without color

Monochromatic- a picture with one color scheme.

Polychromatic- a picture with more than one color.

Competence- the ability to do work correctly

Craftsmanship- the neatness of an artwork

Required Features- things that must be included in an artwork

3D or Three Dimensional- having height, width, and depth

Still life- a picture of objects that don't move

Landscape- a picture of the outdoors

Frida Kahlo - a Mexican artist known for painting self-portraits with animals

Diego Rivera- a Mexican artist known for painting portraits and landscapes

Kathe Kollwitz - a German artist known for drawing portraits with charcoal

Paul Cezanne - a French artist known for drawing still lifes

Tinting- adding white to a color to make it lighter

Shading- adding black to a color to make it darker

Dilution- removing water from a paintbrush to make a lighter color

Stippling - using dots to make things look lighter and darker in a picture


Relevant Art Stems

"A"-absence/without

"Mono"- One

"Poly"- More than one/multiple

"Chrom" - Color

SC VISUAL ARTS STANDARD

Anchor Standard 2: I can use different materials, techniques, and processes to make art.


Artistic Processes: Creating - I can make artwork using a variety of materials, techniques, and processes. 

Art Classes K-8 Assignments

VISUAL EXAMPLES OF COLOR SCHEMES


Achromatic



Monochromatic



Polychromatic