9 Visual Art 1
Weekly outline
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Kia Ora everyone,
Welcome to Art 2024.
To kick off the term we will be focusing on our drawing and painting skills to learn a variety of pencil, pen and paint techniques. I am hoping that by the end of the year, you will have built a library of artistic skills :)
I am looking forward to exploring the exciting world of Art with you all this year.
Mrs Lee.
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Opened: Thursday, 9 May 2024, 12:00 AMDue: Friday, 10 May 2024, 12:00 AM
Students have been set the task of looking at cultural motifs as motivation to create a painting in the style of artist Shane Cotton. They will apply their level of knowledge in the composition layout and use a range of drawing and painting conventions to complete their work.
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Hi everyone!
In Weeks 2 and 3, we will be working on designing our Visual Art cover pages.
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From Week 4, we will be introduced to tonal value and learn how to successfully apply tonal modelling using dry media.
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INTRO TO COLOUR WHEEL & ACRYLIC PAINT EXPERIMENTING
From Week 6, we will be introduced to the colour wheel and will be experimenting using acrylic paint to explore a wide range of techniques.
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FOCUS / ARONGA learning intentions:
- We are FOCUSING... on using symbols, places and patterns of personal significance to recreate students own version of the Maunga series, inspired by our chosen artist model Shane Cotton.
- We are FOCUSING... on developing tonal modelling painting technique
- We are FOCUSING... on using dry and wet media with control
Hi everyone! We will begin on our new Painting unit, inspired by New Zealand artist Shane Cotton. We will draw inspiration from Cotton's Maunga series, which is displayed on the exterior wall of a building in Britomart.
This week, we will begin by looking through an intro powerpoint, create the ground for our final paintings and producing x2 concept drawings.
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FOCUS / ARONGA learning intentions:
- We are FOCUSING... on using symbols, places and patterns of personal significance to recreate students own version of the Maunga series, inspired by our chosen artist model Shane Cotton.
- We are FOCUSING... on developing tonal modelling painting technique
- We are FOCUSING... on using dry and wet media with control
This week, we will focus on transferring our chosen final concept idea on to our pots and to begin painting the designs.
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FOCUS / ARONGA learning intentions:
- We are FOCUSING... on using symbols, places and patterns of personal significance to recreate students own version of the Maunga series, inspired by our chosen artist model Shane Cotton.
- We are FOCUSING... on developing tonal modelling painting technique
- We are FOCUSING... on using dry and wet media with control
Hello Year 9 class, this week until WEEK 11, we will be focussing on the following:
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Kia Ora Year 9 students!
Here is our focus for Week 1 +2- We will spend time refining our Pot painting, in preparation for the final submission on Thursday, Week 2. Remember, as part of the assessment you will submit your concept design drawings (x2 Pots) as well as your final painting.
I will include the assessment criteria so you can see what 'working towards', 'working at', 'working above' and 'working beyond' looks like.
I can't wait to see all your beautifully completed paintings! :)
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Hi everyone! :)
In Week 3 + 4, we will be taking a break from Painting and will be going back to using dry media (charcoal and pencil) and will be building our observational and recording (drawing) skills. We will build our observational skills by using reference photos to accurate copy what we see onto paper and will build our recording (drawing) skills through capturing the correct form/texture through the evidence of tonal shading.There are 2 different activities, where you will produce 2 different drawings. One drawing is of a skull using white charcoal against black paper and the other drawing will be a pencil drawing of your self-portrait + skull combined in a surrealist composition.
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Kia Ora Year 9 artists! :)
This week, we will begin on a new task. We will create an A4 cartoon drawing, using dry media. Each section will be completed using different media and techniques. This is going to be a fun task to complete! -
Hello Year 9 artists!
From this week, we will be creating a 3D paper sculpture, inspired by Samoan and Nieuan artist
Siliga David Setoga.
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Same as Week 8.
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Hi Year 9 artists :)
We have now reached the end of Term 2 and this week, we will continue making lolly lei sculptures. I have really enjoyed teaching you all this Term and I look forward to making Art with you all again in Term 3! Have a lovely break everyone. -
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Hi Year 9 artists :)
Welcome to Term 3! This week, we will make the final touch ups on our lolly lei installation from last Term. In Week 2, we will begin displaying all your works :) -
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Hi Year 9 Art students! :)
From this week (Week 3) we will begin the last assessment of the year. The assessment will be drawing based, as in Term 1 we completed a painting assessment. I am excited to begin this mini board project with you all! -
Hello Year 9 artists,
This week, we will continue working on our landscape drawing.
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Hello Y9 artists,
This week, we will begin the second drawing of our assessment. Remember, the second drawing is on brown craft paper and not on wet strength paper :)
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**Same as Week 5.
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Kia Ora, Year 9 artists :)
This week, we will begin producing draft concepts for our final A4 dry media drawing. Mrs Lee will go over some possible ideas with everyone, so that you have a clearer understanding of the expectations.
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Kia Ora everyone,
This week, we will continue working on our final A4 dry media drawing. By Monday Week 8, EVERYONE must have started drawing onto final paper.
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**Same as last session.
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Kia Ora Year artists! :)
This week, you will continue working on your A4 resolved artwork. Remember, your due date for the assessment (3 pieces of artwork) is due on Monday, Week 1- Term 4. Some students may need to take their works home to work on it over the holidays :)
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Kia Ora Year 9 artists,
Welcome to Term 4. I hope everyone had a lovely break :) This week (Thursday) you will submit your drawing assessment! I am so excited to see all your beautifully completed pieces.
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Kia Ora Y9 students,
From this week, we will create a lino print, which will then be used to produce a finished product eg: Book cover, wrapping paper, framed artwork, greetings card, invitation etc.
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Kia Ora Y9 students,
This week, everyone will begin carving out their lino blocks. If there are any students who have not yet transferred their design onto the lino block, see the L.I/S.C from previous week :)
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**Same as Week 4
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Kia ora Year 9 artists,
We now only have 4 sessions remaining of Visual Art this year, after this week. Aim to produce x2 prints, using black and white ink. Remember! You must create a 'FINISHED PRODUCT' using your final print :) Well done to Nhemcie for creating the above print of flowers.