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Graphic arts projects for Microsoft PowerPoint under $5
Two Point Perspective How To PowerPoint: Draw a City Block
The Lesson Lady presents a 40 slide two point perspective PowerPoint on how to draw a city block. Your students will enjoy this lesson that is always a success and excites students.
Two point perspective is easy to learn and once students learn the basics, they will be able to successfully draw a fantastic looking city block with their new skills.
This PowerPoint will take you and your students from beginning to end to create a city block with both written and visual step by step instructions.
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8th - 12th
2 Point Perspective Cityscape
PURCHASE DETAILS: This item includes a 30 slide digital instructional presentation formatted (.pptx) suitable for Mac and PC. The slideshow presentation features:(1) a brief intro to perspective and terminology(2) detailed, clear step by step directions with photos(3) a grading rubric specific to this projectTERMS OF USE: You may use this copyrighted resource for educational purposes only. Materials are presented in an educational context for personal use and study within a classroom and should
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5th - 12th
Easy Middle School Art Lesson Project: Pop Art! Giant Snack Foods
Easy Middle School Art Lesson Project: Pop Art! Giant Snack FoodsIn this project / lesson students create a large scale snack food in the style of Pop artist Claes Oldenburg. The lesson provides step-by-step directions that include diagrams and video examples. In addition, the lesson provides a brief summary of the Pop Art movement and introduces students to 8 predominant Pop artists through, quotes, facts, selected art pieces and embedded video segments. Lesson includes: - PowerPoint slide sh
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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1 point perspective surreal room interior
PURCHASE DETAILS: This item includes a 32 slide digital instructional presentation formatted (.pptx) suitable for Mac and PC. The slideshow presentation features:(1) a brief intro to perspective and surrealism and terminology(2) detailed, clear step by step directions with photos(3) a grading rubric specific to this projectTERMS OF USE: You may use this copyrighted resource for educational purposes only. Materials are presented in an educational context for personal use and study within a classr
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5th - 12th
Animal Eye Paintings (Or Drawings) Art Making Project
My Painting 1 students LOVED this project that we just finished. In the PowerPoint, we viewed zoomed-in images of different animal eyes, trying to guess what they belonged to. When the identity of each animal was revealed, my students were excited to see if their guess was correct or if they were way off. We then viewed some paintings of animal eyes. Finally, my students used the included worksheet to plan their own painting. Included:-PowerPoint (25 slides)-Brainstorming and sketching worksheet
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7th - 12th
Op Art ~ Optical Illusion PowerPoint Lesson
This step-by-step powerpoint will lead your students through the process of creating a checkered optical illusion (Op Art) piece using a simple formula I put together. The last slide of the powerpoint is a student worksheet to figure out the design. Print it out at the beginning of the lesson. Take a look at how they turned out when my students tried this lesson.
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3rd - 12th
Introduction to Design: Middle, High School Art & Design Career Research Project
This introduction to design project tasks students with diving into an art or design-based career that interests them. In an Introduction to Design or Media Art course, learning about professional opportunities is a great way to increase engagement. This project is a perfect way to start or end the semester in a design class. This lesson pack has everything you need to introduce, guide, and grade your students' work. This project is also perfect for distance learning, hybrid mode, or a tradition
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6th - 12th
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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Not Grade Specific
Middle, High School Art: Color Schemes, Selfies Painting Project, Intro to Art
This painting project lesson is perfect for late elementary art, middle school art, or high school art students. It can also be completed with low supplies, perfect for virtual, homeschool, or traditional art classrooms. This lesson focuses on how color can have a personal connection to our lives. Color schemes can bring back memories, affect our moods, and even push us to buy a product. People often have a favorite color, and it can define our personality. The students are asked to select a col
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Introduction to Printmaking
A visual introduction to the history of printmaking, and a brief outline of the different types of printmaking to help students understand the different effects they can achieve.I use this for my Year 7 students, to introduce them to the basics of printmaking before starting a foam board printing unit looking at landscapes focused on the works of Hundertwasser. This presentation also introduces students to the types of lines and shapes that students can use when creating their artworks.
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4th - 10th
Middle School Art Project: Macro Animal Eyes (Mixed Media)
Middle School Art Project: Macro Animal Eyes (Mixed Media)In this lesson you will EXPERIMENT with different art media to learn how they interact with each other. You will THINK CRITICALLY about how the effects created by applying media together in specific ways can be utilized to accomplish unique effects in your artwork and you will PLAN and CREATE a final piece of art using the skills you LEARN in the form of a macro animal eye or eyes.Be the first to here about our new resources, SALES, and g
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4th - 12th
Gesture Drawing Basics: Art Lesson & Project
Gesture Drawing Basics: Art Lesson & Project
In this introductory lesson students will learn the basics of gesture drawing through an interactive PowerPoint presentation complete with example videos, model poses with embedded timers, and an enrichment project.
The lesson focuses on key characteristics of gesture drawing:
- Stay loose & Draw light (capture the "gist")
- There is no such thing as "messing up"
- & capturing motion
By following 4 basic steps:
- Lines
- Shapes
- Detai
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Not Grade Specific
Surrealism Art Collage Project Lesson
In this project students learn- A brief background of surrealism- The predominate characteristics of surrealist art- Are introduced to a variety of surrealist artists and their work- Engage in a collaborative warm-up activity- Create an original piece of surrealist style art. Lesson includes:- Detailed lesson plan- Introductory PowerPoint presentation- Numerous examples of surrealist art- lists and descriptions of surrealist art characteristics- links to learn about over 20 different surrealist
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Adding Value / Shading to Art A Skeletal Study: Middle / high school art lesson
Adding Value / Shading to Art Skeletal Study: Middle / high school art lesson
Lesson Description:In this lesson students build upon a basic understanding of value and light source by learning about the 5 necessary values to create form from shape:- Highlights- Reflected light- Mid-tones- Core Shadow- Cast Shadow presented through various PowerPoint slides and video demonstrations.
Students demonstrate their understanding through a printable practice worksheet and a final art project.During the f
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Miniature Billboards: Art As Social Commentary
For this project students will learn how art can function as social commentary and create their own miniature billboards. This download includes a lesson plan, presentation, student brainstorming worksheet, two miniature billboard templates, and detailed speaker notes. The lesson begins by defining what social commentary is and leads the class through a 'see, think, wonder' routine. After looking at various visual examples, students will use the accompanying brainstorming worksheet to guide the
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PreK - 12th
Pre-Civil War - Comparing Life in the North and South
How different was life in the North and the South before the Civil War? Have your students view some pictures and drawings depicting life at the time and decide if the picture represents the North or the South and which aspect of life is being shown. Then, have them demonstrate their understanding of these differences by creating their own pictures. A key is included on the PowerPoint in the notes section beneath each slide and you get examples of student work to show your students the type o
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5th - 9th
Magazine Cover Template and Graphic Design Guide
This graphic design lesson combines a photo of student art with article titles that describe the amazing reasons why the image appears on the cover of a Newsweek Magazine. Your purchase will give you a Powerpoint template and guide. Upload this to google slides and allow students to make their own graphic design from the template on page 7. They can download just that page and crop it look like a magazine cover.I use this lesson as a digital extension after students make a meaningful image that
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3rd - 12th, Staff
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Back to School Getting to Know You Activity - Creating Word Clouds
This 12 slide Power Point contains a back to school activity that incorporates writing and technology. Students LOVE this activity and you will see them accessing this site again and again to create even more word clouds!
Using www.tagxedo.com, I have created a step by step activity for students to create their own Word Clouds that describe themselves to their peers. Students are asked to respond to 10 different questions using words and/or phrases in their writer's notebooks. They will then f
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3rd - 12th
Intro to the Elements of Art (Line, shape, color, value, form, texture & space)
The elements of art and design are the fundamental building blocks in understanding, discussing, and creating art. This is a great resource to introduce these integral ideas to your young artists. This lesson uses an interactive PowerPoint presentation to explain each element using definitions accompanied with numerous examples of each element in context of visual images.
If you like lesson please consider downloading its accompanying lesson covering the Principles of art. Once students unders
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K - 8th
T-Shirt Design PowerPoint
This is a 16 page PowerPoint on designing t-shirt illustrations. The PowerPoint walks students through the steps of designing a shirt and has students evaluate several shirt designs. This lesson is always a hit with students. I have a Lesson on t-shirt design that can be used with this.
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5th - 12th
Middle School or High School Art Introduction to Art: Tempera Batik Painting
The tempera batik process is a great project for teaching middle school art or high school art students the importance of planning, following instructions, and building their painting techniques. This assignment also pushes students to think about the personal tie they can build with their artwork through the image they choose to paint. Because this project is long and can be repetitive it is important they have personal investment to help motivate them.All in all the following is included:➢A le
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6th - 12th
How to Draw Snowflakes on Adobe Illustrator Beginner Activity
This beginner Adobe Illustrator Activity is perfect for early finishers and sub plans in a High School or Middle School Digital Arts class. This lesson includes a slideshow (in both PowerPoint and Google Slides) with a link to a step by step video tutorial (web hosted for easy access) demonstrating how to create a snowflake drawing using the shape tools and line segment tools. Students will create beautiful symmetrical designs and it is a great confidence booster and skill builder. This lesson i
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7th - 10th
Basic Camera Settings: Part 2 (Lesson & Assignment)
This Resource is an Easily Editable and Easy to Follow PowerPoint Presentation which covers A Brief Intro to Basic Camera Settings. This lesson covers why/how photographers can use Camera Modes. More specifically, Program Mode and Shutter Speed Priority. Anyone can learn how to start using Camera Modes to enhance their photos and videos, and this lesson is a great way to get started.This lesson can be taught to any type of Multi Media Class!However, this presentation is geared towards learning s
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Value & Color Mannequin Drawings Including Light Source Blending & Depth Tips!
Value & Color Mannequin Drawings Including Light Source Blending & Depth Tips!In this lesson students will sharpen their observational drawing skills by studying the basic shapes that a sketch mannequin is comprised of while they work to reproduce 3 of their own mannequin drawings.In addition to drawing the mannequins, students will learn about depth (foreground middle ground and back ground) as well as other fundamentals in achieving the illusion of depth in a two dimensional art piece
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5th - 12th
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