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7th grade graphic arts handouts for Microsoft PowerPoint
Perspective Drawing Unit w One & Two Point Perspective Art Lessons, Art Projects
Unlock the power of one and two-point perspective and elevate your students' drawing skills with this comprehensive perspective drawing unit! Perfect for middle school art or high school art, this unit includes detailed art lesson plans, engaging activities, an art project and helpful resources to teach the essential technique of one-point and two-point perspective in a fun and interactive way.Throughout this perspective drawing unit, your students will learn about one-point perspective and comp
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5th - 12th
Adobe Illustrator Fashion Design A Shoe Project for Middle & High School Art
Looking for a fun and engaging way to introduce your students to design and Adobe Illustrator? Look no further than this "Design a Shoe" project! With step-by-step instructions and all the necessary resources, this fashion design project will have your middle school art and high school art students creating their own custom shoe designs in no time. Not only will they learn the basics of design and Adobe Illustrator, but they'll also develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills as they wo
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Adobe Photoshop Do-Now Bellringer Warm Ups - Digital Photography & Painting
Some people call them do-nows. Others use the term bell-ringers. You might have heard them called warm-ups or sponges. Whatever the name they go by, these short Adobe Photoshop assignments are designed to teach and re-teach the fundamentals on a daily basis.These activities will work with Adobe Photoshop Versions CS3 through CS5. A handful, like those dealing with the Mixer Brush, are for CS4 or later.A wide range of Photoshop concepts, tools, and processes are coveredThe PowerPoint is 100% edit
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Introduction to Digital Photography: Blind Photography Activity and Lesson Plan
This introduction to digital photography lesson is designed as one of the first lessons to teach in a photo course. It serves as a way to show students that they can achieve beautiful digital photographs without the use of their eyes. It also introduces them to a successful photographer who has been focusing on photography since he lost his vision in his twenties. The students are tasked with taking photographs while blindfolded and having to rely on their other senses to help find a subject. T
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5th - 12th
Art History Doodle Notes Set of 18 Editable handouts with Powerpoint Visual Art
18 fully editable full page art history doodle notes handouts in .pdf and .pub file formats! Make learning art history interesting! Each full page doodle note sheet covers an art history movement, culture, or style. Each handout includes places for students to write time period, definitions, characteristics, sketches, and information learned from an accompanying video in the 209 slide powerpoint. I have also included a link to the Google slides that have been updated with over 280 slides and a l
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
High School Art Photography Cyanotype Process: No Darkroom, Photo Developing
Teach middle school art and high school art students the artistic side of photography and how to use a traditional technique combined with modern images. This project introduces students to the photography process, cyanotypes.Every day millions of digital photographs are uploaded to social media, shared with friends, and moved around the world. So what separates the photographers from the rest? Using the cyanotype process, where the term blueprint originated, students create prints of photo nega
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Proportions of the Face- Drawing Lesson
Teach your students a straightforward method of drawing the proportions of the face. Perfect for middle school or high school students. Knowing the proportions is a foundational skill in drawing that students will use again and again when working in portraiture. I have used this lesson and method in my classes the past 8 years and it has really benefited my students and increased the quality of their realistic and stylistic portraits. In this lesson you will find:A powerpoint with slides giving
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6th - 12th
Introduction to Digital Photography: Abstract Photos & Life in Color 2 Projects
This introduction to digital photography lesson encourages students to explore a topic that interests them. Students are given two topics to choose from: abstract or life in color to use as a focus for their digital photography project. Both topics help the students practice implementing the rules of composition and elements of photography into their work. In addition to the project they participate in class discussions, artist research, and a critique.This pack has everything you need to introd
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6th - 12th
Middle School Art, High School Art: Animal Theme Scratchboard Project, Wildlife
This scratchboard project is designed for middle school art and high school art age students. This is a staple in my Introduction to Art class. It is a great way to review shading techniques, line quality, introduce a new medium (scratchboard), learn about wildlife and wildlife photography, and pull inspiration into their works of art. This scratchboard art project is a perfect culmination of a shading unit to test students' understanding of hatching, cross-hatching, stippling, and line quality.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Digital Photograph Project: Make the Ugly Beautiful Assignment with 2 Topics
Teach middle school art and high school art students the artistic side of digital photography and how to look at everything with an artistic eye and turn things typically viewed as ugly into beautiful photographs. In this assignment, students explore the idea, making the ugly beautiful, through two topics: ugly subject, beautiful composition, and glorifying the everyday.All in all this lesson pack includes:➣Lesson plan (including big idea, essential questions, national standards, vocabulary, ste
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Middle, High School Art, Intro to Digital Design: Aesthetic & Adobe Express
This introduction to design project tasks students with developing their design aesthetic and applying it to base designs. This project uses the free online program, Adobe Express, to introduce students to the concept of digital design and aesthetics. In an Introduction to Design or Media Art course, learning program basics is an essential part, and adding a personal theme by incorporating a project that they can tailor to their interests can help with project buy-in.This lesson plan pack is ext
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Doodle Art Syllabus
This editable "doodle/ coloring page" art class syllabus is perfect for a first day of school handout to introduce your class to your student artists. Edit as desired to your specific needs whether it is for elementary art (Gr. K-5), middle school art (Gr. 6-8) or high school art (Foundations or AP courses, Gr. 9-12). Thanks for looking at my product!HOW TO EDIT:You can fill out your classroom info on this PowerPoint following the prompts within, and also copy and paste additional infographics t
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K - 12th
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Drawing Human Proportions (Figure, Skull and Face) Middle School & High School
Drawing Human Proportions (Figure, Skull and Face) Middle School & High SchoolLesson Description: This resource can be used as a guide to introduce basic figure and portraiture drawing to your class. The slides can also be printed for students to use as references as they draw. Specifically the resource provides rules of proportion and placement for drawing the human skull, facial features, and figure via written explanations, visual images/diagrams as well as additional linked web based vid
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Adobe Illustrator Do-Now Bellringer Warm Ups - Digital Design & Drawing
Some teachers call them "do-nows." Others use the term "bellringers." You might have heard them called "warm ups." This is an eighty-two slide PowerPoint of short Adobe Illustrator handouts and worksheets designed to teach and re-teach the fundamentals.These eighty-two activities will work with Adobe Illustrator versions CS3 through CS5.A wide range of Illustrator concepts, tools, and processes are covered:Using the Pen ToolDrawing With Basic ShapesUsing the Paint BucketUsing the PanelsOrganizin
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Food Truck Project
Help a fictional business get started with a food truck. Students will use the information given to create a logo for a fictional company, design a menu, and decorate two sides of the food truck to help the owners get their new business off the ground.The full project includes an overview slideshow, more detailed slideshows on menu design and food truck decoration, and printable templates for the food truck design itself.In total, the project takes about 2 weeks to complete.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Introduction to Design, Media Art, or Digital Art: Rules of Composition Handout
Teach your introduction to design, media tech, graphic design, digital art, or design-based technology classes how to create designs with strong compositions. There is nothing more disappointing than a well-thought out project with a poor composition. Help teach your students the basics of a strong composition with these guidelines: hierarchy, rule of thirds, focal point, complementary elements, white space, repetition, alignment, balance, and proximity.All in all this pack has:➣Rules of composi
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Middle and High School Art Unit: Linocut Printmaking
This middle and high school relief printmaking unit incorporates SEL as students brainstorm positive aspects and discoveries that have come during this Covid era. Students will learn about line quality, positive and negative space, shape, and symbolism through creating their linocut print to represent their idea. They will also learn how to use gouges with linoleum and create prints without the need for a printing press!This unit includes:- daily slideshow with step-by-step directions, student
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6th - 12th
EASY to Teach! Spring Tulip Art Project, Step-By-Step w/ Printable Practice Page
This is a fantastic project! It is easy to follow, with no art skills required for the instructor. The teacher doesn't even have to draw. See the 4th grade student example for an idea of how younger students might do.
Note: The last two pages of the PowerPoint are printable student practice pages.
Students can create beautiful artwork by following along with the PowerPoint presentation. Presentation includes practice pages for drawing tulips for students to use with the printable handou
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3rd - 12th
Miles Morales - Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and Postmodernism Mini-Unit
This unit was a great success in my classes. The postmodernist ideas may be a little abstracted at first, but through careful lesson planning, almost any student can learn the genre. Throughout this 7-day unit, your students will learn postmodernist theory, how they interact in a world full of noise, Miles Morales’s origin story, racism in comics and Hollywood, allusions, Charles Dickens, the artistic style of the film, and much, much more. Of course, you are expected to supply the movie through
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Art & Design Rules of Composition Activity, Handout for Middle, High School Art
One of the basics of teaching art and design is teaching the rules of composition. This pack includes presentations, reference guides, and activities that focus on teaching the rules of composition in design.All in all included in this pack:➢Lesson plan with big idea, vocabulary, US national standards, and instructions➢Design-focused composition presentation➢Design reference handout➢Design composition checklistThe design-focused rules of composition included are hierarchy, focal point, rule of t
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7th - 12th
Elements of Art Presentation for Elementary, Middle, High School Art Activity
This elements of art pack covers all 7 elements of art. Go in-depth on each element with interesting images, 2 artist exemplars for each element, and engaging discussion to help students learn the elements of art. This art lesson pack is perfect for upper elementary art, middle school art, and high school art classes. With 57 PowerPoint slides pack with information, you have everything you need to teach the elements of art to your art class. In addition to the PowerPoint, there is a printable no
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4th - 12th
Bundle: Watercolor Paint Teaching Unit, Art Exercises and lessons
Do you want to teach watercolor painting but don't know where to start? This art bundle includes a 46-slide presentation that will guide you on the best materials for the art class. Additionally, the turnkey pencil and watercolor paint exercises will teach your students how to handle different techniques.The bundle contains:⭐️ Watercolor Paint exercice and effects ⭐️Printable exercise template 9x12 or 11x15Template measurements for 11x15 paperTwo examples (a printable version-colors CMYK)Two exa
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Introduction to Graphic Design Concepts Bundle
This bundle of resources is a comprehensive and engaging introduction to the basics of graphic design! Included in this bundle are six informative presentations with over 150 slides on graphic design concepts, typography, graphic types, and color theory. The introduction to graphic design concepts presentation outlines concepts like visual design composition, layout, the design process, and more. Also included are four infographics that support these presentations and that can be used as handout
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Introduction to Clay Ceramics: Notes and Handouts Included/ EDITABLE VERSION
We all know it, clay is fun for the students!Let's make sure students know the process and how to handle their clay project to their best ability!What's included?-FULLY EDITABLE 34 Microsoft Powerpoint Slideshow of notes!-Learning Target / Agenda-Do Now/ Bell Work- Template included!-Important Clay Vocabulary-Clay Properties/ Stages of Clay-Exit Ticket- Ceramic Artists and their websites-Editable Notes on Microsoft WordClick on the preview to see all the slides included!Note: Must have Microsoft
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Coil Vase Bundle/ Introduction to Ceramics/ Step by Step Instructions
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