Showing posts with label Illustrator. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Illustrator. Show all posts

Friday, March 7, 2014

Wednesday, February 26, 2014

More Collaboration Examples

Drawing by Maura W.    
  
Animation by Keenan C.
                                                                         
 
 
Drawing by Hannah Z.
 
Animation by Hannah Z.
   
Ceramic Sculpture by Stephanie
 
Drawing by Caden G.
 
Animation by Jamie P.
 
Ceramic Sculpture by James C.
 
Drawing by Hannah Z.
Animation by Zak H.


Ceramic Sculpture by Fabrice
 
 
 
 
 


Wednesday, January 22, 2014

New Equipment and Some Pop Art

January has made for a crazy weather month and lots of delays and cancellations.  When I walked in my classroom the first day back from the holiday break, a kind man was dropping off the new laptops for our art classes.  I was thinking it would still be a couple of weeks before the computers were here, so this was an awesome way to return to work from a long break.  I got busy that day setting up the computers and had them in the hands of students the following week.  The students have loved the new equipment, especially the Wacom drawing tablets.  It really is the perfect set-up for all of the digital classes.  Our students are so lucky to experience equipment and software that professional artists use daily.  The students in Design in Art have been learning about the Principles and Elements of Art.  They are currently working on applying the principles to a Pop Art influenced project.  Students have been working hard for a few weeks now and I couldn't be happier with the outcomes.  The drawing tablets are allowing the students to approach the artwork in a whole new manner.  It is easy to see the individual drawing characteristics of every student.  Additionally, the students are so engaged in this project...it's so quiet in here! 

Monday, November 18, 2013

Text as an Element

Students in Design in Art were asked to manipulate text to create a unique design in which the original letters become unrecognizable.  They used Illustrator and expanded the text objects in order to manipulate the text.  I think the results speak for themselves!