ART 10/30 – 11/02: Color Wheel
DESCRIPTION
We will discuss the following:
Work on creating both a digital and paper color wheel
TAKE NOTES during class discussions. You will submit notes for credit each week. If you are absent, you must watch the Zoom video to get the notes.
If you were absent to any of the meetings this week, go to Google Classroom, where the recorded meetings have been posted under Classwork>Recorded Zoom Meetings.
CLASS ACTIVITIES
Go to Google Classroom and find the Color Wheel assignment. You will have an easier time if you have art kits 1 and 2, but you can use your own materials if you do not:
Finish the digital color wheel
Work on the paper color wheel
Video: How to create pixel art
Visit this site to learn more about how to create pixel art!
Pixel Art Examples
Create artwork that measures at least 32×32 pixels (1024 pixels total). Your artwork should be of medium complexity and should have between 5-10 colors. Don’t forget to add details to your background. Examples of appropriate art are below.
HOMEWORK
Pixel Art due 10/ 26
Instructions
Go to Google Classroom > CLASSWORK > ART > Final Pixel Art
Rename the file pd_last_first_pixelart
Your art must be of medium complexity – object should have some shading and not be too simple.
If you are copying art from the internet, change it in some way to make it your own. Change colors, expressions, and details.
Your art must completely fill the above square, which is 32×32 pixels in area. You can go bigger if needed, I will show you how in class.
Add a background color first before you begin designing
Objects must be big enough to fill almost the entire square
Use between 5-10 colors in your design
* If you need to add new colors or need help, watch these tutorial videos. * CTRL+R will fill a row with color (place the color and drag across first) * CTRL+D will fill a column with color (place the color first then drag across to select area)
INFORMATION
Link to the Turn In folder.
Fill out the Daily Attendance Form to be counted as present.
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