Studio I-Remote Learning Assignments

After choosing a model from "MODEL BIOS" and reading their description, think about what your model will wear on different occasions. (Be mindful of your model's age, job and how much money they make–what they can afford) Choose any mannequin from "BODY TEMPLATES" to trace woman/man onto paper THEN design your outfits OR freehandedly create your looks. See "CLOTHING TEMPLATES" for outfit ideas.

*Task #1
For Look #1: What will your model wear to WORK? (Submit a complete outfit of what your model will wear to WORK only-if your model does not work what would they wear to a business meeting?) LABEL OUTFIT as" Look 1" because we have 3 more looks to go.

Each look is worth 25 points, with all 4 potentially adding up to 100 points for this project.

1. Using crossword, find 8-16 words (of the 150 hidden words). See file "1WR Cheat sheet" for the words you are ONLY allowed to use.
2. Once you find your words, choose ONLY ONE word to use to create your bookmark.

3. Cut out a 3in wide x 6in long rectangle of white or construction paper.
4. On SIDE A, create a colorful design and draw out your ONE word. On SIDE B, list EIGHT short sentences on how you are going to apply the word you chose to your life this year. (ex: How are you going to show GROWTH this year? What are you going to COMMIT to more of this year? What do you want to LEARN this year?)

See files "Teacher Bookmark example" and "1WR Teacher Bookmark example color" for help.

Submit TWO pictures of your bookmark, one showing SIDE A and one showing SIDE B.

Please upload your completed watercolor fruit bowl here. If done in colored pencils instead, please upload here as well.
Step 1: redraw the fruit bowl
Step 2: Paint it with watercolors OR color with colored pencils, making sure to include on each fruit highlights (light areas), midtones and shadows (dark areas).

What you will need for painting:
water
watercolor paint
watercolor paintbrush
paper towel

Please see my example attached.

Step 1. FIRST, using a circular object to trace, create a big circle on your paper.
Step 2. THEN, pick only one color and paint that circle to make it look 3D. Create value (highlights, midtones, shadows) in your painting to show the illusion of light shining on the sphere.
See "Watercolor Sphere Example" attached.

***TIP: More water but less paint on brush = lighter color (highlights, midtones)
More paint but less water on brush = darker color (shadows)

***No watercolor? Use one colored pencil. Shade dark for shadows and shade light for midtones and highlights.

Our next assignment will be of painting with watercolors. By December 4, (our next class) please have your watercolor paint ready! The paint must say “Watercolor” and most packs come with a paintbrush already. (See picture attached for how watercolor paint looks.) You do not have to submit any work right now, just BUY watercolor. You can either show me your watercolor paint on Friday during class or upload a picture here.

Where to buy:
Dollar Tree has watercolor for $1,
Discount stores, Target, Michaels... have watercolor that cost a little bit more money.

Submit completed drawing of fruit bowl here. There MUST be shading on every fruit. (Just drawing outlines of the fruit is not acceptable.)
Only draw what you SEE. (Do not add leaves, different fruits that are not there, colors, extra things.)
***This project will be graded on your ability to ADD VALUE(shading–highlights, midtowns, shadows) to a drawing.
See attachments for pictures of fruitbowl, assignment description and examples.
***SIGN your name directly underneath your drawing! (This is to ensure that your work is yours alone and not copied or downloaded from the internet.)

Upload your finished drawing here. See attachments for more info.
(You can choose to use other fruit instead [of the one from the assignment] to create your drawings. Drawings must include highlights, midtones, core and cast shadow!!!

SEE pdf and video attachments for help. PLEASE REACH OUT if you are struggling.

***Poster size: 8.5x11 is fine (regular paper size)
***Requirements: COLORS, PATTERNS, WORDS/QUOTES (use any colors and patterns you want)
***Only use words that refer to and/or are important to YOU – ex: funny, dancer, basketball player, Muslim, birthday, favorite things/people, role models, family/friends, nationality, where you live, future goals...
***Material choices: Paint, colored pencils, crayons, markers

***Project is worth 100 points. Contact me for help and feedback in your design process before submitting your final project.

*This is the last assignment before Project I.
Divide your paper into 4 sections. Each section MUST have a different pattern and different complementary colors!!!
Complementary colors to use: red AND green, violet/purple AND yellow, black AND white, blue AND orange
SEE my attachments for details, pattern ideas and an example of how your assignment should be done.

*Google pattern ideas for inspiration as well.

Upload your completed letter here. Identify which group of colors you've chosen to use. (EITHER primary, secondary, tertiary, complimentary, warm, or cool colors)
See attachments for more info.
See my "letter E" example for how your letter should be designed and how big it should be!

HELP:
-Geometric letters are easier to create, use a ruler. (A,E,F,H,I,K,L,M,N,T,V,W,X,Y,Z)
-Organic letters are a little more difficult to create. (B,C,D,G,J,O,P,Q,R,S,U)
-No less than 2 colors, no more than 12 colors. You are to only use a combination of the colors of the color wheel. (red, blue, yellow, green, violet/purple, orange, red-orange, yellow-orange, yellow-green, blue-green, blue-violet, red-violet)

STEP 1: Fill out the Google Form. (Link is attached.)
STEP 2: Upload a picture, video or boomerang of yourself with your nameplate.

*See attached files (Assignment #1 and Questionnaire Example) for assistance and additional details.

Upload a picture of your completed Color Wheel. See attachments for a description, video and example of the assignment. Make sure picture is taken in an area where there is light.

YOU WILL NEED THE FOLLOWING:
Colored pencils: red, yellow, blue, orange, purple, green (the primary + secondary color together will make the tertiary color)
OR
Paint: red, yellow, blue (these three colors alone will make the secondary and tertiary colors)
(Crayons and markers are accepted as well.)

Tips: To create secondary colors when painting use equal amounts of both colors. (1/2 yellow + 1/2 red = orange)
To create tertiary colors, use more of one color until you have successfully created the color you need.
(3/5 red + 2/5 orange = red-orange)

PAINTING IS TRIAL AND ERROR. You might not get the exact color you want on the first try. It's ok. Try again.

Reach out if you need help.