Hmwrk #1

18 x 24 drawing replicating what we did in the last class. Set up a still life with 5 objects focusing on the true, height, width, and proportions of one object in relation to another.

REQUIRED MATERIALS AND TOOLS FOR 1401- Drawing

2 rolls masking tape

1 pad newsprint 18 x 24" (100 sheets)

2 18 x 24 pads of Strathmore Medium Drawing Paper

drawing pencils: 4B, 2B, HB, 2H

1 hand-held steel pencil sharpener

Small Sketchbook

2 white erasers

3 kneaded erasers

Small Tackle box

Conte Crayons: 6 Black, 4 white 4 sepia

2 medium toned sheets of paper 18 x 24

1 box compressed charcoal (soft)

1 box soft vine charcoal

charcoal pencils

1 large portfolio

Workable Fixative spray

Not required but you may find handy :

1 roll 36” x 10 yard Drawing paper suggested strathmore

1 bristle or hog hair brush, 1” flat

1 bottle black India ink, 8 oz. Minimum

Tube 43 x 2.5 inches

Syllabus Fall 2014

Syllabus Fall 2014

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Hmwrk 4/7

18 x 24 drawing in full color of your narrative piece due next Monday. Also your peer crit.

Major Project Due April 14

Monday, April 8, 2013

Movie still, Master copy, and You

For the 3rd project you will put together an image consisting of at least one movie still, a work from a master artist layered with a model from life. This model may be you, it may it be someone else, it may be multiple someones.

Using these sources you are to create an investigate and develop a narrative and it’s many potentials.

This piece should be have a 16:9 ratio the smallest possibility (for you) of which is 3.5 x 6 ft.

You may use any materials you wish in any combination that makes sense.

Dates to consider:

March 31 Bring sketches to class for in class dissuasion

April 2 Peer Crit Due

April 9 in class work day

Artists to look at:

Gregory Crewdson (Documentary on Netflix)
Luc Tuymans
Douglas Gordon’s “24 hour Psycho”
Christian Marclay “The Clock”
Eve Sussman
Andy Warhol
Roy Lichtenstein
James Rosenquist

Student examples of past work:

Hmwrk 3/24

5 5x5 inch squares of the sky at dusk using pastel. One for each evening between Wednesday and Sunday. You should not spend more than 20 minutes on each. Stay loose, get muddy...