Distance Learning Art lessons:
Hello Bartlett Art Family!
We are in the midst of an unprecedented public emergency.
Please follow all safety guidelines that pertain to this COVID 19 pandemic.
We will get through this!
In the meantime stay active and be creative.
The art projects should be fun and inspirational. They are simple. Make what you can with what you have. Scroll down to see the lessons. Click on the links and explore and create. You should be doing at least one project each week. You do not have to use the same materials or subject matter, but figure out a way to create meaningful artwork with what you have available to you at home. Photograph all your creations with your Chromebook camera or cell phone and upload to your Google Drive Portfolio folders. Email us your artwork and we will add it to the Bartlett Shutdown Art Gallery.
Be resourceful make art out of anything you can find just remember to be safe!
Hello Bartlett Art Family!
We are in the midst of an unprecedented public emergency.
Please follow all safety guidelines that pertain to this COVID 19 pandemic.
We will get through this!
In the meantime stay active and be creative.
The art projects should be fun and inspirational. They are simple. Make what you can with what you have. Scroll down to see the lessons. Click on the links and explore and create. You should be doing at least one project each week. You do not have to use the same materials or subject matter, but figure out a way to create meaningful artwork with what you have available to you at home. Photograph all your creations with your Chromebook camera or cell phone and upload to your Google Drive Portfolio folders. Email us your artwork and we will add it to the Bartlett Shutdown Art Gallery.
Be resourceful make art out of anything you can find just remember to be safe!
For Class Specific Opportunities, visit your class pages here: Intro to 2D Art and Drawing I
Week 11 Bartlett ART Distance Learning Projects:
(June 1 - 5)
SYNERGY
This week's assignment is to study the information below and
then create some form of "Synergistic" artwork
Create a Song, Photograph, a Drawing, a Painting, or a Sculpture by using synergy!
(June 1 - 5)
SYNERGY
This week's assignment is to study the information below and
then create some form of "Synergistic" artwork
Create a Song, Photograph, a Drawing, a Painting, or a Sculpture by using synergy!
Click to watch video about synergy
Week 10 Bartlett ART Distance Learning Projects:
(May 27 - 29)
Make-up or Revisit Week
This week's assignment is to go back through the distance learning projects
and try one that you have missed or try one of the variations suggested.
Create a Photograph, a Drawing, a Painting, or a Sculpture with a theme from previous lessons.
(May 27 - 29)
Make-up or Revisit Week
This week's assignment is to go back through the distance learning projects
and try one that you have missed or try one of the variations suggested.
Create a Photograph, a Drawing, a Painting, or a Sculpture with a theme from previous lessons.
Week 9 Bartlett ART Distance Learning Projects:
(May 18 - 22)
FOOD ART
Thank you to all our local Food Provider Heroes!
All artwork created this week is "Made With Love" just like all the
food and meals being distributed by our local food providers.
All our art is dedicated to your hard work and sacrifice.
Thank you so much!
This week's assignment is to watch the videos below and
then create some form of "Food related" artwork
Create a Photograph, a Drawing, a Painting, or a Sculpture with a food theme.
(May 18 - 22)
FOOD ART
Thank you to all our local Food Provider Heroes!
All artwork created this week is "Made With Love" just like all the
food and meals being distributed by our local food providers.
All our art is dedicated to your hard work and sacrifice.
Thank you so much!
This week's assignment is to watch the videos below and
then create some form of "Food related" artwork
Create a Photograph, a Drawing, a Painting, or a Sculpture with a food theme.
Click image to watch video!
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Here are some of our own Bartlett Food Provider Heroes.
They are braving the cold and the virus to provide our students a healthy meal.
Thank you to all essential food providers:
Webster Cafe Staff and Administrators, Grocery workers, Restaurant/take out/delivery workers, Hospital/Nursing home kitchen workers,
The Webster/Dudley Food Share volunteers, and Project Bread volunteers.
Thank you so much! Keep up the great work!!!
They are braving the cold and the virus to provide our students a healthy meal.
Thank you to all essential food providers:
Webster Cafe Staff and Administrators, Grocery workers, Restaurant/take out/delivery workers, Hospital/Nursing home kitchen workers,
The Webster/Dudley Food Share volunteers, and Project Bread volunteers.
Thank you so much! Keep up the great work!!!
Week 8 Bartlett ART Distance Learning Projects:
(May 11 - 15)
Spirals
This week's assignment is to watch the video below and
then create some form of "spiral" artwork
Create a Photograph, a Drawing, a Painting, or a Sculpture with a spiral theme.
(May 11 - 15)
Spirals
This week's assignment is to watch the video below and
then create some form of "spiral" artwork
Create a Photograph, a Drawing, a Painting, or a Sculpture with a spiral theme.
Click Image to view video!
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Watch the videos below to learn more about artist's who create spiral shaped artwork.
Click for Sean James Harrington video.
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Click for Andy Goldsworthy video.
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Click for Robert Smithson video.
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Fibonacci Spiral - Mind blowing Math and Science video! Click on photo to watch video!
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How to draw a Fibonacci Spiral video. Click on photo to watch video.
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Week 7 Bartlett ART Distance Learning Projects:
(May 4 - 8)
Found Object Art
“Found object” art describes artwork that utilizes objects not conventionally designated as art supplies,
and manipulates them, usually while keeping them still recognizable as their original form.
This week's assignment is to watch the video below and
then create some form of "found object" artwork.
It can be a cantilever sculpture like the one in the video
or you can create something more like the photo examples below.
Have fun and send photos of your finished work to Mr H or Ms G.
(May 4 - 8)
Found Object Art
“Found object” art describes artwork that utilizes objects not conventionally designated as art supplies,
and manipulates them, usually while keeping them still recognizable as their original form.
This week's assignment is to watch the video below and
then create some form of "found object" artwork.
It can be a cantilever sculpture like the one in the video
or you can create something more like the photo examples below.
Have fun and send photos of your finished work to Mr H or Ms G.
Cantilever Sculptures with John Cloud Kaiser Click image to watch video.
Examples of found objects.
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Bull's Head is a found object artwork by Pablo Picasso, created in 1942 from seat and handlebars of a bicycle.
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BABY GROOT is a very unique found object sculpture made from junk objects that include a used paint brush, a sim card, plastic eyes, measuring spoons, ...
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"Motorcycle #1" Found Object Metal Art Sculpture
by sculptor Bruce Gray
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Salvador Dalí's Lobster Telephone, 1938 A plaster lobster has been attached to the receiver of a telephone; a slight modification has turned an everyday object into something ludicrous.
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Week 6 Bartlett ART Distance Learning Projects:
Window Portraits
Document your pandemic quarantine experience.
Window Portraits ~Photograph/Draw/Paint your windows from the outside view.
Create portraits of family members, stuffed animals, or set up fun props or signs in the windows.
Jamie Harmon is a photographer that has been documenting quarantined people through windows in their homes.
Click the links below to check out his work.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=92GEqhma9h0
https://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/pandemic-a-snapshot-of-life-in-memphis-jamie-harmon/
Window Portraits ~Photograph/Draw/Paint your windows from the outside view.
Create portraits of family members, stuffed animals, or set up fun props or signs in the windows.
Jamie Harmon is a photographer that has been documenting quarantined people through windows in their homes.
Click the links below to check out his work.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=92GEqhma9h0
https://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/pandemic-a-snapshot-of-life-in-memphis-jamie-harmon/
For the Birds
Outside my window
Photos and Drawings
Photograph/draw/paint/sculpt things outside your window - birds, squirrels, mail carrier, flowers…
Put some bird food outside your window and try to photograph birds and squirrels. Sit real still, zoom in as far as you can and be patient.
Keep your phone/camera ready and keep looking outside for something to happen.
Here are a few photos that my son and I took over the last few weeks.
We have a fancy camera with a big zoom lens, but your phones can get great photos too.
Outside my window
Photos and Drawings
Photograph/draw/paint/sculpt things outside your window - birds, squirrels, mail carrier, flowers…
Put some bird food outside your window and try to photograph birds and squirrels. Sit real still, zoom in as far as you can and be patient.
Keep your phone/camera ready and keep looking outside for something to happen.
Here are a few photos that my son and I took over the last few weeks.
We have a fancy camera with a big zoom lens, but your phones can get great photos too.
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No camera, no problem, just try these drawing tutorials:
How to draw Mordekai
https://sketchok.com/cartoon-characters/regular-show/how-to-draw-mordecai-regular-show
https://sketchok.com/cartoon-characters/regular-show/how-to-draw-mordecai-regular-show
Enter this contest and your work will count for one of the distance learning art activities. Click on the image above for more information.
Week 5 Bartlett ART Distance Learning Project:
Flower Power
Create colorful uplifting artwork based upon flowers and other natural forms.
Study the two artist's below by watching the video links.
Create art using any medium: drawing, painting, photography, sculpture, poetry, music...
Email your finished artwork to Mr H or Ms G and/or add to your Google Drive Portfolios!
Create colorful uplifting artwork based upon flowers and other natural forms.
Study the two artist's below by watching the video links.
Create art using any medium: drawing, painting, photography, sculpture, poetry, music...
Email your finished artwork to Mr H or Ms G and/or add to your Google Drive Portfolios!
Georgia O'Keeffe -Mini Biography
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Georgia O'Keeffe:
Flowers
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Takashi Murakami CBS News Sunday Morning
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Takashi Murakami
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COLLABORATION!
Billie Eilish teamed up with Takashi Murakami
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COLLABORATION!
J.Balvin and Takashi Murakami Help Families and Children
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How to take a photo or video with your Chromebook
https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/4487486?hl=en
How to add your photos to your Google Drive Portfolio. Save photo or video: Photos and videos taken with the Camera can be found in the "Downloads" folder of your Files . Learn how to store your downloaded files. Move photo from your download folder to your portfolio folder.
* Older Chromebooks may need to manually move pictures to your portfolio. If your photos are not aromatically put into your download folder, do this:
Click on your thumbnail pic in the camera screen. Then click on the up and down arrow icon (export to disk) Click on your Google Drive,
find your your portfolio and open and then click open and your photo should be placed into your folder.
Today's ART Exercise: Practice taking photos with your
Chromebooks and upload them to your Google Drive Portfolios.
Do this to both document the artwork you are creating and also to create artsy photos and videos.
In photography, the rule of thirds is a type of composition in which an image is divided evenly into thirds, both horizontally
and vertically, and the subject of the image is placed at the intersection of those dividing lines, or along one of the lines itself.
https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/4487486?hl=en
How to add your photos to your Google Drive Portfolio. Save photo or video: Photos and videos taken with the Camera can be found in the "Downloads" folder of your Files . Learn how to store your downloaded files. Move photo from your download folder to your portfolio folder.
* Older Chromebooks may need to manually move pictures to your portfolio. If your photos are not aromatically put into your download folder, do this:
Click on your thumbnail pic in the camera screen. Then click on the up and down arrow icon (export to disk) Click on your Google Drive,
find your your portfolio and open and then click open and your photo should be placed into your folder.
Today's ART Exercise: Practice taking photos with your
Chromebooks and upload them to your Google Drive Portfolios.
Do this to both document the artwork you are creating and also to create artsy photos and videos.
In photography, the rule of thirds is a type of composition in which an image is divided evenly into thirds, both horizontally
and vertically, and the subject of the image is placed at the intersection of those dividing lines, or along one of the lines itself.
Chrome Book Camera - How to move a photo into your Google Drive
Rule of Thirds Example - click for more info
Distance Learning 2D ART
Keith Knight: Comic Art and Rap
Watch this video and create your own Comic Art!
Send Mr. H and Ms. G your creations and we will post on Instagram and on this website!
Keith Knight: Comic Art and Rap
Watch this video and create your own Comic Art!
Send Mr. H and Ms. G your creations and we will post on Instagram and on this website!
Ruth Asawa: (Sculpture/Origami)
Watch this video and create your own Origami sculptures
Send Mr. H and Ms. G your creations and we will post on Instagram and on this website!
Watch this video and create your own Origami sculptures
Send Mr. H and Ms. G your creations and we will post on Instagram and on this website!
Sandow Birk (Painting and Film)
Watch this video and create your own painting and/or short film.
Send Mr. H and Ms. G your creations and we will post on Instagram and on this website!
Watch this video and create your own painting and/or short film.
Send Mr. H and Ms. G your creations and we will post on Instagram and on this website!
Conceptual Art
Check out all the related examples, links and videos and then create your own conceptual art.
Conceptualize, create, and document a conceptual work of art.
Use any available materials, found-objects, computers and cameras to express your idea.
Be creative and come up with clever ways to make conceptual art out of everyday objects.
Document, title and share your art work with Ms G and Mr H!
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Apart from artistically interesting, Dan Abramson’s cool idea to create a series of yoga soldiers gives an essence of serenity to the cruel and violent nature of war.
“I made Yoga Joes because I thought that it would be a fun way to get more people into yoga – especially dudes… beyond that, I wanted to make a violent toy become peaceful,” he says.
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Conceptual Photography
