Year 9 Art
Term 1- Garden of Eden - Mural
Folio development:
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Creative tree that depicts 'Tone' to create a 3D effect ('Form')
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Find several photographs that could be used as inspiration to design the MURAL (related to your subject matter.
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4+ Sketches of your subject matter e.g. rocks/waterfall/trees and grasses
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Trial Acrylic painting Medium within you selected Subject matter. Ensure a high level of tonal range and blending to create form.
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Reflective annotation on trials and experiments * what worked/didn't, key Art Elements/Principles used.
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Art theory: Chapter 6.4, 6.6, 6.7 - Art is book.
Collaboration - painting the outdoor MURAL
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Team work
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Effort
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Skill level
Art Analysis and reflection on final mural.
Coming soon... *Download reflective annotation handout
Inspiration:
Title: Worcester st Christchurch New Zealand, Artist: Rachel Jemmett, Date: 2014)
featured on Colour in your life TV show.
Term 2 - Perspective Course
Recap Art Elements - View the PREZI slideshow
Portfolio requirements:
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1,2,3 Point Perspective Drawings (Convex & Concave trials)
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A variety of compositions sketched (4+)
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watercolour painting and inks/fineliners: tonal/rendering trials and draft final
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Presentation
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Annotation (reflections: what worked/didn't, key Art Elements/Principles used and effect it creates)
Mini Artwork #1 - 1 Point Perspective “Falling objects”
Mini Artwork #2 - 2 Point Perspective “Interior” - based on: Inspirational imagery *(sourced)
Large Artwork #3 - 2 Point Perspective “free choice”
Subject: Free choice (interior/exterior)
Perspective: 2 –point perspective.
Medium: fineliner and watercolours on watercolour paper. Or acrylic paint and markers on canvas board.
Students should begin by Portfolio development:
1 – brainstorming ideas 20+,
2 – finding inspirational images 4+,
3 – developing design layout/composition 4+,
4 – trialling mediums
5 – trial final,
6 * annotate & record thinking and process.
Final ‘Perspective’ Assessment criteria
Inspiration:
Art is... text book: chapter 2.7 'One-Point perspective' pg. 46-49
chapter 2.8 'Two point perspective' pg. 50-53
Artist 'Rachel Jemmett' featured on Colour in your life TV show.
Art buildings in Watercolour - by Katrina Hall
Term 3 - Realistic Portraits
Portfolio requirements:
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Brainstorm Portraits (Expression, angle/view, mediums, meaning, subject matter)
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Gridding-up technique overview (mini trial - using grey lead pencils)
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Observational drawing technique overview (mini trial - using charcoal)
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Tracing technique overview (mini trial - using ball point pen)
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Medium and techniques trials/experiments
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A variety of compositions sketched (5+)
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Ballpoint pens, watercolour painting, inks/fineliners: tonal/rendering trials
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Draft of final
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Presentation
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Annotation (reflections: what worked/didn't, key Art Elements/Principles used and effect it creates)
Artwork 1: Realistic expressive portrait
Expressive portraits in watercolour:
speed painting - our endless abnegation by agnescecile - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cUv4csQw1o
sped up painting - just one in a thousand - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWmF-bJj5Xs
