10 breadth1 selfpartrait in 3 layers
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This document provides instructions for Breadth Assignment #1 in AP Studio Art. Students are asked to create a three-part self-portrait showing how strangers, friends, and themselves see them. They must choose one of three techniques: 2D mixed media using design principles, 3D found object assemblage focusing on craftsmanship, or drawing using pencil, watercolor, or mixed media. The project consists of three layers and will be graded using the AP Breadth rubric. Suggestions are provided for getting started, including brainstorming ideas, creating thumbnails, and assembling materials.
10 breadth1 selfpartrait in 3 layers
- 1. AP Studio Art Name: Breadth Assignment #1 Portfolio: Due Date: Tuesday, September 7th Create a three-part self-portrait. Conceptually you need to show how strangers see you, how your friends see, and how you see yourself. You should avoid any true representations of yourself. 2D 3D Drawing Technique Focusing on principles of Found-Object assemblage Use either pencil, watercolor, design, create a mixed media focusing on craftsmanship as and/or mixed media. piece. Do not use personal you complete the project. Remember, you are all about photos, but you can include mark-making. photos made just for this project. Size Matboard base, no larger Can be no taller than 16” and Paper; no larger than 18x24, than 18x24 no shorter than 6” For design, consider the assignment asks you to create something in 3 layers. How can you use this idea to complete your project? How can you create unity between the layers? Journal Assignment: Create 6 total pages (double page), 2 per self-portrait view This Project will be graded using an AP Breadth Rubric for your portfolio. Where to begin? • Get your ideas! Brainstorm the three layers of self-portrait. • Create at the very least three thumbnails. • Choose the best thumbnail and begin to develop your idea. • For 3D, once you have your objects – what type of armature will best work for your design? • For 2D, think visual movement and unity! • Begin assembling photos, found objects, and any other materials that will help with your self- portrait.