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For my grandma's birthday in a few months
What if apples could talk?...
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Semester 2 2009 Reflection/Review
Vocabulary
1. Medium-The material artises use for their project
2.Greenware - Clay that has not been fired
3.Craftmanship -A worker who practicesin taking pride in work
4.Relief Printing- Printing from a raised surface
5.Weaving Loom- A frame of machine for interlacing at figh angles two or more sets of threads or yarn to for a cloth.
6.Ceramic coil buliding- The method which uses long snake like structures to form a pot.
7.Warp Threads-To arrange (yarns) as to form a warp
8.Plagiarism- Coping someone elses work
9.Vanishing Point- The point to use when drawing in perspective
10.Monotype-One type print
1. Micheal ray Charles inspires me. One of his artorks is Service With a Smile. He inspires me because he uses comedy and world issues together to make a point and he is amazing and makes me laugh.
2.You should apply 3 coats of glaze in ceramics.
3.When you are lableing a print in printmaking you should put your initials in the right corner with led pencil.
4.My greatest success was my point perspective drawing. I did a really good job and impressed myself.
1. Medium-The material artises use for their project
2.Greenware - Clay that has not been fired
3.Craftmanship -A worker who practicesin taking pride in work
4.Relief Printing- Printing from a raised surface
5.Weaving Loom- A frame of machine for interlacing at figh angles two or more sets of threads or yarn to for a cloth.
6.Ceramic coil buliding- The method which uses long snake like structures to form a pot.
7.Warp Threads-To arrange (yarns) as to form a warp
8.Plagiarism- Coping someone elses work
9.Vanishing Point- The point to use when drawing in perspective
10.Monotype-One type print
1. Micheal ray Charles inspires me. One of his artorks is Service With a Smile. He inspires me because he uses comedy and world issues together to make a point and he is amazing and makes me laugh.
2.You should apply 3 coats of glaze in ceramics.
3.When you are lableing a print in printmaking you should put your initials in the right corner with led pencil.
4.My greatest success was my point perspective drawing. I did a really good job and impressed myself.
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Semester 1 2008 Reflections
1.) The greatest success in art this semester is between my self portriat or my batiked bag. They where both really challenging and i though that i kept on messing up. My mess ups where actually good because they made make art work look even better. They both turned out to look really good.
2.) I would like to work on my patients because I kept wantiing to give up. It was difficult not getting things to look the way that i wanted them to look like.
3.) My favorite project was the self portrait. I never knew that i had that much talent. It was my first time drawing anything, and i think that i did a good job for my first time.
4.) My least favorite project was the 3D Totem Pole. It was very difficult to work with all that gooy stuff. it took a long time for it to dry and it kept on falling apart.
5.) If i had art again i would like to make a mask or do something with clay. I really like working with clay. I am not the best at sculpting but it is till a lot of fun.
2.) I would like to work on my patients because I kept wantiing to give up. It was difficult not getting things to look the way that i wanted them to look like.
3.) My favorite project was the self portrait. I never knew that i had that much talent. It was my first time drawing anything, and i think that i did a good job for my first time.
4.) My least favorite project was the 3D Totem Pole. It was very difficult to work with all that gooy stuff. it took a long time for it to dry and it kept on falling apart.
5.) If i had art again i would like to make a mask or do something with clay. I really like working with clay. I am not the best at sculpting but it is till a lot of fun.
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