Artfullfilled

Save yourself hours of paperwork, this SLO covers growth and mastery thru a pre-drawing test then exercises taught for mastery and a post- drawing test to follow. It is perfect for the HS intro class and you will always have tremendous growth. Includes the full PA SLO process measure sheet, 4 performance measures, 4 performance task frameworks, 4 rubrics to grading easy, and examples to measure. All are Word documents that can be edited for your use.

This is an editable 27 slide PowerPoint presentation about drawing the human hand. I put this together after 20 frustrating years of teaching high school students to draw the hand. The presentation gives several advanced strategies to approaching the the parts of the human hand and ends with possible sketchbook assignments.

This is a 21 slide PowerPoint presentation on how to use your pencil to Sight Size. In mastering this technique your students will never draw something ill proportioned again, because they will always have a tool that will allow you to check for mistakes.  It is a probably the most helpful and  important technique to learn as a young artist!

7 of my favorite sketchbook assignments' handouts for high school students all in one bundle! I have also added a shading vocabulary handout that is super helpful as you begin talking about values and shading.

Save yourself hours of paperwork, this SLO covers growth and mastery thru a pre-drawing test then exercises taught for mastery and a post- drawing test to follow. This is perfect for an intermediate high school class that is learning to use perspective. The two mastery based performance measures teach the students to measure using the pencil and how to to utilize linear perspective. Includes the full PA SLO process measure sheet, 3 performance measures, 3 performance task frameworks, 3 rubri

Skulls are the framework to the human head. Many of the proportions and bony landmarks can assist us as we draw. This 22 slide PowerPoint Presentation goes over how the structure of the skull gives us visual landmarks that we can depend on when drawing the human head as in contrast the muscle and fatty differs from person to person.

This is a handout that I use in my classroom as a sketchbook assignment. It explains the classic order of light and how it relates to a value scale. Clean and clear handout for students in word format in case you want to make any changes yourself.

This is a two sided handout for a sketchbook assignment to do 30 days of drawing giving a prompt for all 30 days. It includes beautiful student examples and looks great printed in black and white as well.

This is a Notan PowerPoint I use to show my students as an introduction to the Notan studio. It tells them about the basics of what a Notan is, it shows them the two main formats for creating Notans, then follows with over 30 examples from my classroom and it ends with the grading criteria for the lesson setting the objectives that the students are trying to meet. I also have a separate lesson plan if you are needing that check out my other resources.

This is an SLO utilizing 6th grade students taking a pre-test and then post-test on the elements of art as their first performance measure and then a studio based on Kandinsky as the second performance measure. This includes in a 19 page Word document that includes the SLO framework, 2 SLO Performance Measures, the Element Test, the lesson plan for the studio and finally examples of the studio.

This is a two-sided graphic handout that gives students the terminology for seeing complexities of values and also the basics of shading.

There are many visual clues that can help us with proportions, since our face is symmetrical.  This 21 page PowerPoint presentation is broken up into Alignments, Bony Landmarks and other Visual Landmarks.

This is a Word document that is designed to organize a grid drawing homework assignment. You would be able to edit or add things like due dates if you would like.

This is a one page graphically and artistically designed handout that explains a homework assignment for high school students to do a two page spread (utilizing the front of the right page and the back of the left page together) drawing. It includes pictures of 5 different examples and brief descriptions of expectations. This is a word document that could be edited or changed; for example, if a due date was needed to be added.

This is a handout for a sketchbook assignment most appropriate for high school students. It's an artful handout that is great for adding an experimental drawing practice for your students with practical direction. This could be combined with our other sketchbook assignments as a weekly sketchbook practice.

This is a 17 page Slide that can be converted into a PowerPoint with moving gifs and plenty of great pictures. It goes over the basics of shading, the tools used, and then concentrates on blending techniques.

This is a single page handout for a high school or junior high level sketchbook assignment. Students will utilize a picture they print out or find in a magazine by tearing or cutting it in half and shading the remainder to match. This is a Word document that could be edited to add due dates, expectations, etc.

This is a visually dynamic instruction page, front and back, on how to tackle a technical/ traditional observational drawing. This drawing utilizes a box with an interior painted black in order to create a dramatic lighting situation for a tonal still life. This is a high level instruction and reminder sheet for drawing.

This is a handout that identifies how to use the edge of your pencil to triangulate a drawing. In other words, using 3 points and angles to help measure out an observational drawing. I use this in my High School Advanced Art class, so it is definitely not for beginners, but it is an interesting and new way to plot out a drawing.

This is a PowerPoint that can be used for advanced students in drawing the human mouth. I have several other presentations that go over each feature and then also how they all come together. I utilize them in class and then the students have a week to do five pages of drawings in their sketchbook practicing what they have learned as homework. I alternate each week between these drawings and collages based on the principles of art, which seems to work well for my second level high school art c