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Op Art Vortex Drawing Lesson with Presentation, Rubric, Worksheet and Videos!
This item includes a zipped document including:(1) A 14 slide presentation including vortex terminology, practice drawings, and examples/goals for a final drawing(2) A project specific vortex grading rubric(3) 3 printable step-by-step guided drawing tutorials of 3 different vortexes(4) 1 printable .pdf worksheet As a *BONUS* to this lesson, I have guided YouTube videos featuring: How to draw 3 different vortexesHow to draw a shaded rainbow vortex with colored pencilsTime lapse of a vortex drawin
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Art, Graphic Arts, Visual Arts
Principles of Design Tile Art Project
Looking for a great art project to review or introduce the principles of design (including rhythm, scale and proportion, harmony/unity, contrast, variety, balance, emphasis, movement, and pattern/repetition)? This art lesson will help your students deepen their knowledge of the principles of design while creating a visually pleasing composition. This item includes a zipped document including:(1) An 18 slide presentation including step by step directions with photos of how to create each section
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Art, Graphic Arts, Visual Arts
Texture drip sculpture art lesson with slideshow and rubric
This lesson features a guided tutorial of how to create a drip sculpture inspired by one of my FAVORITE contemporary artists, Dan Lam. Before exploring this project, check out Dan Lam’s eye catching drip sculptures on her website here . Dan Lam’s “tactile, technicolor sculptures use unconventional materials to playfully tread a line between allure and repulsion,” as described in her web bio. The blob-like, dripping forms really activate the elements of art, specifically TEXTURE, FORM, and COLOR
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I have a B.S. Ed in Art Education with 15 years of teaching experience in K-12 Public Schools in the States.
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Welcome, creatives! My name is Stephanie Villiotis. I am a certified K-12 art educator, artist, family woman and art enthusiast who loves to share my passion with others. I have a B.S.Ed in Art Education (K-12) and a minor in Studio Art and the Education of Exceptional Persons form Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Currently, I have 15 years experience teaching art in public schools. I’ve taught middle school, high school, and elementary school. My art teaching philosophy is a deep belief that everyone can make art no matter the skill level. I believe that the art making has many more benefits than just a final product, such as a therapeutic experience, an expressive outlet, and an amazing tool to build self awareness.
In 2021, I started Make a Mark Studios to help artists make their mark through art. I aim to share how-to tips for artists of all skills levels, ideas for art teachers, and share my own personal art exploration.
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