Line – Art Homework/2015-2016

click here – Student art with prompts

Draw what you see —
Place object in front of you and
draw what you see

One line drawings . . .

  • One line drawing of a still life – one line – only! (still life: a painting or drawing of inanimate objects, such as fruit, flowers, an arrangement on the table or floor, etc)
  • One line Drawing of your favorite animal – one line – only! You may refer to photos or real life.
  • One line Drawing of a pair of shoes – one line – only! This is a line drawing using a pen, pencil or marker – your choice and no color.
  • One line Drawing of a sandwich – one line – only! This can be a breakfast, lunch, snack or dinner sandwich. Make a yummy sandwich, draw and eat.

Line Drawings . . .

  • Thumb/finger print characters – print a group of at least 5 and add line details to give the characters expressions.
  • Line Drawing of your favorite candy or sweet treat – This is a line drawing using a pen, pencil or marker – your choice and no color.
  • Line Drawing – Hand Turkey – with textures (this is a line drawing – no color, add details with lines)
  • Line Drawing of a breakfast – Remember: no color, details with lines, and try to draw what you see. This might be a weekend breakfast instead of a hurried school morning breakfast.
  • Line Drawing of your opposite hand holding something – This is a line drawing using a pen, pencil or marker – your choice and no color.
  • Line Drawing of a tool out of the tool box – This is a line drawing using a pen, pencil or marker – your choice and no color. (hammer, wrench, screw driver, hand saw, chisel, etc.)
  • Line Drawing of silverware: Table knife, fork and spoon – This is a line drawing using a pen, pencil or marker – your choice and no color.
  • Backpack – Choose yours or someone else’s backpack and position it to draw what you see.
  • Toy – Draw what you see – place a toy in front of you and draw.
  • Lunch – Plan a weekend day to draw this lunch – make, draw and then eat!

Line Studies – homework handouts (or you can print from home)

  • HWhandout#4
    • “Give Me Three” I say this a lot . . . dark, med, light. Value in shading or coloring adding interest to your art.

 

This is Farmin Stidwell and Kootenai Elementary Schools’
– student homework (+parents and friends if you’d like to draw).
Contact Ms Sharon’s email for questions or sending assignments.

Line drawing

n  1. (Art Terms) a drawing made with lines only, gradations in tone being provided by the spacing and thickness of the lines

Objective:

  • create a slideshow of art created with prompts
  • add student (& family) art to slideshow

Process of Information:

  • the prompts or drawing challenge will be giving during “art classroom” sessions
  • brainstorm ideas

Participation:

  • this is homework/out of the Art Room
  • any age student may participate
  • Yes! Parents – you are more than welcome to help or make your own.
  • Yes! Students can buddy up for the homework.
  • Create an art piece for every prompt or as many as you can.

Size?

  • No matter what the size of the project, a photo will need to be taken.
  • If your project is not “portable” – take a photo and email it to me
    “line homework” Ms Sharon’s email .

What is posted in the slideshow?

  • finished art
  • art prompt expressed correctly

Thanks! and let’s have fun!!!
Ms. Sharon