Contour Sign Language

Shattered Values- Last two!

Awesome! Going to enter these into the art show!

I CAN NOT figureouthow to rotate this! But it is a really awesome one!

Celtic Roads

start with a piece of paper folded in four and draw a design in which the design goes off the edges that are folded and don't go off the loose edges.

trace over the design with a 6b or ebony pencil and fold the design over to the other quarter of the white paper. Rub the back until design lightly transfers. May need to use finger nail. Go over the now half page design again withtheebony pencil and then fold the whole shee in half so the design is on the inside,and then rub the back so the design transfers again. Then tape the celtic design, pencil side down to your final paper,and trace over the design with a regular pencil to transfer the design.

Trace over the transferred design with sharpie, and then color in with prisma colored pencils, colored pencils, or crayon.

Water color in a splatter/tie dye wet in to wet manner.

designs colored.

Finished product to come soon!

Analgous Color Squares

Steps:

Draw 3 verticle lines
Draw 3 horizontal lines
Trace 3 circles
Draw 2 curvy lines from edge of paper to another line
Use two primary colors to create an analogous color scheme and add white

Shattered Values-DONE!

The pictures don't even do these justice! I am just in awe at how cool these look! I still have 3 unfinished that I plan to post!

Dr. Suess Tornado Worms

I did this as warm up project for value with my Art II (9th graders).  And my students loooved it. Furthermore, my Art I's asked if they got to do that this year:-) I stole the idea from Mr. E's art blog. This project is a great project that can be stopped and started anytime!

 He has more detailed instruction on his site- so check it out!

* I couldn't think of a name for this, and I kept calling it different things, so finally I just let my students name it- and Dr. Suess Tornado Worms is what I got.

* Note- I was being lazy and didn't bother to rotate the photos- they should be verticle in orientation.