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Higher education graphic arts projects under $5
Star Lord Father's Day Craft
Time to give thanks to our awesome dads! Enjoy this Star Wars inspired Father's Day craft with your kids. With an out-of-the-box craft and a trendy prompt, your students will get as much of a kick out of this as the dads will :)
** To see how we used this craft in our classroom and for more teaching inspiration, follow us on Instagram @happilyeverelementary **
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Digital Photography Composition Handout, Art Activity, Middle, High School Photo
One of the basics of teaching digital photography is teaching the rules of composition. This photo assignment is simple, straightforward, and perfect for middle or high school art classes. This product includes two versions of a printable handout/worksheet showing the seven rules of composition in digital photography: focal point, cropping, leading lines, framing, repetition, balance, and rules of thirds. The handouts are formatted to a black and white and color version. In addition, there is an
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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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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Black and White Frames Clip Art Pack
For personal or commercial use.
This mega pack includes 20 black and white frames. All frames are high resolution 300 dpi png files.
There are 10 unique frames in white fill and transparent fill for a total of 20 frames.
*This product is also part of my $5 HUGE Seller's Toolkit Bundle
Graphics may be used for commercial use in any digital product but must be flattened into PDF or other secure format.
Graphics may also be used in PAID interactive whiteboard products. Yes, you can use these
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Tech Lesson - Logo Design: Welcome to Marketing {Technology Lesson Plan}
Marketing entrepreneurs in the making! This Logo Design Lesson brings the excitement of product development and marketing together!
Students have been hired as a marketing designer and their first job is to come up with a new type of soft drink. The company is looking to them to review popular designs and graphics used over the past 60 years and create the "Next Big Thing." Their choice of flavor and design is up to them!
Made for use with:
PC
Mac
Chromebook
All resources are organized for ass
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Middle and High School STEM and Technology Curriculum
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
Create a Custom Logo (Graphic Design/Digital Media)
This lesson provides students an opportunity to practice creating vector-based graphics in the design of a custom logo. The provided student handout discusses principles of effective logo design, logo criteria/constraints, and activity instructions. Though a vector editing software like Illustrator is preferred, it is possible to generate simple vector graphics using Microsoft products like Publisher. A rubric is provided.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Tech Lesson - Keep Calm...and Make a Meme {Technology Lesson Plan}
MEMES! Love 'em or hate 'em, they're here. Students love memes because they're often short, clever, and funny! Give your students an opportunity to have a bit of fun while practicing graphic design!Made for use with:PCMacChromebookAll resources are organized for assigning through Google Classroom!Keep Calm...and Make a Meme Lesson Plan will have your students so excited that they forget they're in class! This lesson can be used for technology, but by all means can be easily adapted for subject-s
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Middle and High School STEM and Technology Curriculum
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
Middle School Art, High School Art: Color Theory Sketchbook Activity, Lesson
In my high school art (also good for middle school art) painting class, one of our first assignments is to complete an in-depth color mixing, color theory project in their sketchbook. This not only prepares them for color mixing for the entire semester, but it also gives them a reference for color mixing and color theory for the rest of the semester. In total, the students are creating 106 color testers in just one week of class time. Although designed with a high school art class in mind, this
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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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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Tech Lesson - Famous People Word Clouds {Technology Lesson Plan}
Looking to extend a lesson or concept? Famous People Word Clouds lesson plan will have your students researching a famous person in all subject areas which will transform an ordinary picture of the individual into an informational fact sheet of the individual!
Made for use with:
PC
Mac
Chromebook
All resources are organized for assigning through Google Classroom!
Students will research a wide variety of famous people including historical figures, scientists, authors, mathematicians, and peopl
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Middle and High School STEM and Technology Curriculum
High School Introduction to Art Advanced Art Lesson: Artist Inspiration Project
This assignment is a perfect way to end the semester or year in middle school art and high school art classes. It gives students an opportunity to work more independently by allowing them to choose their subject matter, inspiration, and material. By assigning each student an artist and work of art to research and inspire their work of art, you are still providing them with a jumping-off point to create their own work of art.All in all this file includes:➢Lesson plan (with big idea, essential que
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
Digital photography project - SELL THAT PRODUCT!
This project is really accessible to high school students and would great for distance learning because it can be done with any object and a camera phone!They can get creative with just the basics, and really focus on composition and lighting in digital photography.The project is about PRODUCT PHOTOGRAPHY and show to really showcase a product and make it "come to life" so people will want to buy it.Included in this package is...✤ a description of the requirements, including a mini lesson on the
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Photography Course for High School - DIGITAL DSLR
Middle, High School Art Ideas Printable Handout: Visual Journal, Altered Book
Visual journals are a perfect project for any middle or high school art class. Visual journals, or altered books, are my students' favorite projects of the year. It is a space for them to express themselves, experiment with materials, and take a break from regular projects. It is a great project for middle school and high school-age students.When you start this project your students may be overwhelmed by the many blank pages in their books or sketchbooks. This worksheet is a great guide for how
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
Pointillism Worksheet
There are two versions of this Pointillism worksheet.They both ask students to create a scale of tone using dots. The first version asks students to draw and use pointillism to create an eye. The second, easier worksheet, asks students to add dots over a very faint image of an eye.This could fit into a pointillism scheme of work or be useful as a homework or cover lesson.Keywords: Pointillism, Drawing, Seurat, Tone, Mark Making, Drawing Eyes.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Digital Photography Project for high school - Visual STORYTELLING
This is a fun, but really challenging project for high school students to explore the idea of VISUAL STORYTELLING through digital photographs.It asks them to shoot a FOUR shot sequence that shows some sort of a story/happening of their choice. This really pushes them because they have to think about:✤PROCESS! planning out the shots (either candid or posed)✤how each photo matters and adds to the story and project✤strong compositions that work together overall✤how to creatively mount photos so th
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Photography Course for High School - DIGITAL & DARKROOM BUNDLE
Mystery Grid Drawing - Albert Einstein
"Why is it that nobody understands me, yet everybody likes me?" -Albert Einstein
This item includes two versions. One features artwork which includes shading. A second version features more simplified line artwork. Students reassemble the scrambled image using the grid coordinates. Blank grid templates are included...or, for a more finished look, have your students create their own grid on blank drawing paper. Scrambled grids ensure that student's attention is focused on what they are doing and
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Adobe Animate Intro, Animation Activity Middle, High School Art, Digital Design
Elevate your art instruction and incorporate digital drawing and animation into your design curriculum by teaching animation using Adobe Animate. Access to Adobe Animate or Creative Cloud subscription isrequired. Designed for middle and high school art teachers, this engaging and interactive resource introduces your students to the world of digital art and helps them develop their understanding of animation using Adobe Animate. All in all, this high school and middle school digital art pack incl
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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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
How to Write an Artist Statement
I use this for my AP students to help them to create a well thought out concentration statement, however I also use it in all of my regular art classes.
The concept of an artist statement can be applied to other subjects areas, by helping students to write a bio.
The questions that students answer are highlighted in different colors, before writing their own, I have them go through the sample statements, and find the answers to the questions, highlighting them in the corresponding color. Thi
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Digital art project atmospheric perspective misty forest
Looking for an effective project for beginning digital artists? This step by step misty forest drawing is a great activity to develop your skills. This tutorial shows how to use layers, opacity, blending, and more! It’s fairly easy, yet produces a really cool result! It also emphasizes the use of atmospheric perspective to render a sense of space and depth. WHAT MATERIALS/SOFTWARES ARE NEEDED?All students will need is a computer and access to the internet. The recommended program in this tutor
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
Pop Art: Colored Pencil Unit
Your students will enjoy exploring color in the world of Pop Art in this high-success art project. Students will learn the importance of a firm understanding of color theory when creating works of art. Because students are working with a familiar medium, they will feel both relaxed and confident to take their color theory to the next level.
Prismacolor pencils are recommended but not required.
Included in this Unit Plan:
-High-Res Handout/Mini Poster of color process (1 page)
-2 week lesson p
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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20 days of Still Life Art Drawing Images middle school high school class college
This is a powerpoint file that features a simple shading scale beginning assignment and then twenty different still life images for students to draw. This file is able to be edited, if needed. You could also print out these slides for handout assignments. This product could be used for either virtual/digital/online learning assignments or 'in person' work. I started the product by mentioning that students could use a #2 pencil, which is helpful for art students that may be learning from home
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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