Art final

Outline

Edges of objects

Clean collected line no shading

Blind contour

No looking at the paper

Modified contour

Occassionally looking at the paper (not lifting pencil)

Foreground, Middle ground, Background

Front between and back

M.C. Esher

Dutch artist known for tessellations

Maria Thomas Rick Roberts

Invented Zentangle in 2003

Pop art

Objects or scenes from everyday life using popular illustration (more about attitude) Emerged in the 1950s in Britain and the US

Andy Warhol and Romero Britto

Pop artists

Johannes Vermeer

Dutch painter, interior scenes of middle class life

Value

Control pencil movement, sharp point allows for shading, different directions, vary in pressure, no outlines

Stained glass

Found in Jarrow, England at St. Paul’s monestary, stained glass window remains were found from 686 AD

Louis COmfort Tiffany

Art Nouveau period, worked with stained glass (1870s-mid-1920s)

Winslow Homer

American artist, landscape painter best known for his marine subjects

Chinese paper cutting

First type of paper cutting, Eastern Han dynasty, Cai Lun

Kara Walker

Contemporary African American artist. walker’s silhouette works use identity and gender issues

Peter Callesen

Danish born: 1967, created tiny cuts for large installations

When was clay discovered

The stone age

Handbuilding

Building with hands and simple tools

Stages of dryness

Wet, Leather Hard, Greenware-Bone Dry