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Compare 4 Renaissance Artists Worksheet — Research & Art History Analysis
Perfect for Art History, Humanities, or Studio Art Classes!This engaging worksheet helps students explore the Renaissance period (1350–1620) by researching and comparing four major artists from the Early, High, or Northern Renaissance. It guides students through visual analysis, historical context, and artistic influence while encouraging reflection on the evolution of realism, perspective, and humanism in art. ✏️ What’s Included Four-Column Comparison Chart with prompts for: Art Movement
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Art History, Literature, Visual Arts
Compare 4 Romanticism Artists Worksheet — Emotion, Imagination & Nature in Art
Perfect for Art History, Humanities, or Studio Art Classes!This worksheet introduces students to the Romanticism Movement (late 1700s–mid 1800s)—an artistic revolution that celebrated emotion, imagination, and the sublime power of nature. Students compare four major Romantic artists, exploring how their works responded to industrialization, nationalism, and the rise of individualism across Europe. ✏️ What’s Included Four-Column Comparison Chart for analyzing: Art Movement (Romanticism) C
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Art History, European History, Visual Arts
Compare 4 Neoclassical Artists Wkst: Art, Enlightenment & Revolution Analysis
Perfect for Art History, Humanities, or Studio Art Classes!This worksheet immerses students in the Neoclassical Period (late 1700s–early 1800s)—a movement that revived classical ideals of harmony, heroism, and civic virtue during the Age of Enlightenment and political revolution. Students compare four influential Neoclassical artists and analyze how art reflected reason, morality, and democratic ideals emerging across Europe and the Americas. ✏️ What’s Included Four-Column Comparison Chart
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Art History, Poetry, Visual Arts
Compare 4 Artists Worksheet — Art Movement & Artist Analysis Template
A perfect companion to the “Renaissance to Contemporary Art Movements” bundle!This flexible worksheet helps students research, compare, and analyze four different artists from any art period or movement. It’s designed to deepen critical thinking and visual literacy skills while reinforcing art history concepts. ✏️ What’s Included Four-Column Comparison Chart for analyzing: Art Movement Country/Era Key Media Key Subject Matter Notable Artwork (with title & date) Style & Technique Influ
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Art History, Literature, Visual Arts
AP Photography Portfolio Steps
Photography Project Steps – Complete Student GuideHelp your students build strong photography projects from concept to final edit with this step-by-step guide! Perfect for middle school, high school, or introductory photography courses, this resource walks learners through the entire creative process—from brainstorming and research to final composition and reflection. What’s Included: ✅ Clear project steps that guide students through: Pre-visualization & idea development (thumbnail photo shoots
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Graphic Arts, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Photography Critique in Depth
This in-depth critique rubric is designed for high school and AP photography classes, but it works well for any upper-level art or digital media course. It gives students a structured way to analyze and evaluate photographs — while providing teachers with a clear, consistent grading tool. ✨ What’s Included: Photography Critique Rubric (PDF) Criteria covered: Exposure, Focus, Color/White Balance, Depth of Field, Lighting, Composition, Framing, Storytelling, Mood, Emotional Impact, and Connectio
9th - 12th
Art History, Graphic Arts, Visual Arts
Also included in: Rubrics
AP Critique In Depth
AP Art Critique in Depth | Editable Rubric & WorksheetThis comprehensive critique rubric is designed for AP Art & Design students (2D, 3D, and Drawing) but works equally well for advanced high school art classes. The resource provides a structured way for students to analyze artwork — their own or peers’ — while giving teachers a clear, consistent grading tool. ✨ What’s Included: In-depth AP Art Critique Rubric (PDF) Criteria covered: Line, Focal Point, Color, Unity, Composition, Space, Valu
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Graphic Arts, Visual Arts
Also included in: Rubrics
Visual Artist Investigations Packet (40 Quick Lessons)
Spark creativity in your classroom with this 40-lesson Visual Artist Investigations Packet! Students discover iconic artists and their techniques — from Andy Warhol’s blotted line prints to Yayoi Kusama’s infinity dots, El Anatsui’s bottle-cap tapestries, Nick Cave’s wearable art, and more. Each lesson begins with a “Look First” link to museum collections so students see the real artwork. Then, in just 30 minutes, they try a hands-on experimental activity inspired by that artist. Every activi
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Graphic Arts, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Drawing the Human Figure & Head Using Spheres, Sight Measuring, the Rule of Thir
Figure & Head Drawing Foldable – Proportion, Spheres & Rule of Thirds Perfect for Middle & High School Art Students This interactive foldable drawing guide is the perfect tool for teaching proportion and figure construction in a hands-on, visual format. Students will learn to draw the human body using the 7.5–8 heads rule, build heads with the rule of thirds, and apply spheres and sight measuring to break down complex forms. What's Included: A printable foldable (hamburger-style) 4 in
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Other (Arts), Visual Arts
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About the store
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I have taught Pre-K- College
Teaching style
I believe the beauty of art is in the act of creating. The most important thing is that I enjoy the creative process. To know that it is not always about the outcome, it can sometimes be about the simple act of trying. Art is striving to get better artistically and hopefully become a better being in the process. Creating can be something you make for yourself and inevitably; you are hiding your soul in the work without knowing it. It can also be what you make so others may relate to those ideas or feelings from your soul to be viewed publicly. I hope that every student I teach will continue in this direction to create and grow artistically. I witness much strength and soul-bearing in all the different media created and I am proud to be a witness to what we create as a community.
Awards & shining teacher moments
Wrote and Illustrated “Grandfather Big Elk: An Omaha Chief” 2010 ISBN 0984409416 / 9780984409419
Dream Weaver in association with Six Flags 0ctober 2003
“Franken Dog” 5’x3’ fiberglass animated machine
“Hippo” Garbage receptacle 4’x6’, fiberglass animated machine
J Doe II Project August 02- February 03
“Faceless Business Man “3’x5’ fiberglass sculpture
Private Collection Council Bluffs, IA.
Barker Art Project Artist in Residence January 2003
http://www.hotshops.com
Prairie Dog Quest 2002
“Fargo” 3’x5’ fiberglass sculpture
Wells Fargo Collection Sioux City, IA.
“Prairie Dog Tale” 3’x5’ fiberglass sculpture Sgt. Floyd Museum Sioux City, IA
CFO Portrait ,The Cloud
My own education history
I have a BFA from SCAD and a teaching certificate from the College of St. Mary +18 in technology from the University of Nebraska.
Additional biographical information
grandfatherbigelk.com
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