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Free high school visual arts lectures
Digital / Graphic Design Introduction
This is a brief introduction that I use on the first day of my Digital Design course. We begin the course by exploring Elements of Design and Principles of Design. Then we learn to design using Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, and Adobe InDesign. The course culminates with video production using iMovie, Adobe Premiere, and Adobe After Effects. Click here for Google Slides version.Digital Design LessonsPoint and LineShape and FormGestalt PrinciplesTexture and PatternColorTypographyPrinciples o
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9th - 12th
Also included in:Â Elements and Principles of Design BUNDLE
Art Elements and Principles Worksheet
This worksheet is very useful for students learning about the elements of art and principles of design. There are squares for students to do their own example of each element and principle as well as lines to write down the definitions. I have used this in my own class with a corresponding PowerPoint and it was very successful.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Introduction to Impressionism for High School Students
This lesson plan can be used for a one-day lesson, as an introduction to a unit on Impressionism, or support for a hands-on project based on Impressionism. It includes: Behavioral Objectives, Vocabulary Handout, detailed classroom procedures, questions to ask that encourage classroom discussion, printable assessment quiz, detailed resources for teachers that include books and websites, and historical information for teachers. This lesson plan features all the tools necessary for the successful
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7th - 12th
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Kathe Kollwitz: Emotional Portraits from WWI and WWII
Students that are studying WWI or WWII would be interested in learning about Kathe Kollwitz. She was a German artist that did prints and charcoal drawings about the suffering and devastation she saw after both World Wars. She particularly concentrated most of her work on the emotion between mothers and children.This presentation gives some facts about Kathe Kollwitz's life and art. It also tells a little bit about how the Nazis threatened her because she did not go along with their beliefs.Thi
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5th - 12th
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Art revision For End of Year Exam (Unit 3/4 Art Making and Exhibiting)
Excel in your Year 12 Art Making and Exhibiting End-of-Year Exam with our comprehensive revision PDF, designed for use with Edrolo. Crafted for students with access through school subscriptions, this resource maximizes exam readiness. Elevate your performance and secure success. Download now and optimize your exam preparation
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12th
Visual Arts: Plagiarism Presentation (PPT) (7th, 8th, 9th Grade)
This mini-lesson, uploaded as a power point presentation, features bright pictures and clear graphics and text to encourage discussion during your lecture on plagiarism. This mini-lesson features two well known art plagiarism cases.
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8th - 12th
Artist Talk on Jean-Michel Basquiat
I start each class with an artist talk that cover a variety of the following topics (varies by talk):Art HistoryArt AnalysisHistorical ContextArtistic InspirationUnderstanding Materials and Media choicesRecognizing themes and investigations in artApplication of toolsComparison
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9th - 12th
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Art Class Basic Critique
I wanted to give fellow Art teachers a basic critique paper to help score their pieces after the Art Critique is all said and done. I then write up a one page report using the things I circled or jotted down during their presentation. Asking them a few questions, pointing out the Elements and Principles. This gets the whole table talking as well. Hope it's worth giving a chance! - Lily
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Ceramics Intro
This is the worksheet that I go through with my students before we start ceramics. It includes clay rules, safety, and courtesies along with terms and techniques that students fill in as we go along. This product contains the student worksheet and the teacher guide.
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6th - 9th
The Rules of Composition: Part 1
This Resource is an Easily Editable and Easy to Follow PowerPoint Presentation which covers Part 1 of the Rules of Composition. Part 2 of this lesson can be purchased at my TPT store for $3.00. The Rules of Composition: Part 2The Rules of Composition can be taught to any Art Class!However, this presentation is geared towards taking Higher-Quality/Artistic Photos. This resource comes with a Research Assignment and a Photography Homework Assignment. Each assignment has a Rubric for students to fol
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Color Theory
A flip chart that can be used on a promethean board or as a powerpoint on a projector. Covers all basic elements of color theory including primary, seconday, and tertiary; complementary and analagous; warm and cool; monochrome, etc. Great for Art I classes or as a refresher in Painting and Drawing.
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9th - 12th
Clean Colors, Creative Minds: Mixing Art With Respect
"Clean Colors, Creative Minds" is a slide presentation designed to teach art students about the importance of maintaining paint hygiene and responsible studio practices. It covers topics such as respecting art materials, reducing waste, and enhancing artistic skills. Teachers use this presentation to instill discipline, respect, and environmental awareness in students while helping them achieve higher artistic standards by avoiding paint contamination and fostering a conducive studio environment
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9th - 12th
Rear Window Alfred Hitchcock film analysis lecture resource
This is a free, short PowerPoint presentation that could be used to accompany your teaching of the other resources on my store page, such as the 'Rear Window' film construction booklet and creative writing activity booklet.Of course, you can also use it at your own leisure if it fits what you're doing in your classroom!In this resource...It provides support to senior students who need to analyse Hitchcock's use of film devices to construct meaning, as well as his authorial intentThere are some w
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10th - 12th
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Film Studies - Story Boarding (FREE)
In this short session, your students will discover the art of planning and visualizing narratives through storyboards.
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7th - 12th
Ceramic Notes
This is a one-page copy of my notes I give to my Intro students before we begin our clay unit. The sheet can be used as a handout or an outline for giving notes or lecturing. It covers types of clay, clay processes, kiln firing, glazing, and more.
Written by Timothy Bogatz.
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9th - 12th
Introducing Ceramics!
This Power Point explains the difference between ceramics and pottery, describes where clay comes from, and includes an introductory exercise for students. Great for the start of a unit, project or class.
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5th - 12th
12 Principles of Animation (PowerPoint Presentation)
This PowerPoint presentation outlines the 12 Principles of Animation, their definitions, and includes examples of contemporary animation. At the end is the activity that is meant to go with the presentation and a potential project that I used in my Photography classes.
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9th - 12th
Pop Art Logo Enlarged Drawing Demo Help Guide
I create simple, typically 1 paged "Help Guides" that my students have access to during my project demos. This helps with defriended learners, as I don't get as many questions during the demo and students who don't need as much help can work WAY ahead. Typically my help sheets have step by step directions, with photos, measurements, and suggestions. And because I have several ELL learners at one time, most of my documents come with Google translated copies. I don't promise these are perfect or c
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7th - 9th
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Dimensions in Music, Art and the Physical World
This lesson is a platform for making analogies between music, visual arts and physics. For DoSo Music teachers it helps in planning lessons that concentrate on each dimension: melody, harmony, dynamics (touch), rhythm and tone (color).
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5th - 12th
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Renaissance Art Hunt #1 Leonardo da Vinci
Art History Lesson on Leonardo da Vinci, his life, his artworks, his career. Examined in detail: The da Vinci Code, The Baptism of Christ, The Virgin and Ste. Anne, the Virgin on the Rocks, The Last Supper, Mona Lisa, even under Coronavirus! (See how the Last Supper and the Mona Lisa has been used to talk about the Pandemic in 2020-2021). Personal photographs of the museums where the works are housed. An in-depth, fun and contemporary lesson on one of the most important Renaissance artists!
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Unit 1: Introduction to Clay
This presentation is to be used as an introduction to a level one ceramics class. It touches on classifications of clay, seven stages of clay, origins of clay and early ceramic techniques such as; glazing, preparation and embellishing.
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6th - 12th
Also included in:Â Ceramics Curriculum
Composition Roolz!!
Power Point exploring rules of composition.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Leonardo Da Vinci
Leonardo's as a Renaissance man: inventions, discoveries, arts, and curiosities.
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6th - 12th
Intro to Film ppt
This short slideshow gives students a brief introduction to film studies. The overall idea is for students to start to see that there are many different forms of communications, and that not all of those forms speak directly to us. I used the film "Mary Poppins" in this introduction because it is a generally well-known film that relies heavily on its music/score, and has some of the most advanced special effects of the time period in which it was produced. Hope you and your students enjoy this a
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11th - 12th
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