Clil.act 7 flatshapes.odt
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This document provides instructions for a still life art activity using flat shapes, lines, and textures. Students will first copy one of the sample still life compositions using pencil in their sketchbook. They will then recreate the composition using a collage technique with materials like newspaper, magazines, and colored paper. Students should consider each object as a flat shape and layer them from the background to the foreground. Finally, students can use pencil or pen to add lines or details to finish their artwork.
Clil.act 7 flatshapes.odt
- 1. 1 ESO IES Ramon Llull. Departament de Dibuix. Elements of Visual Language Flat shapes, lines and textures. 7 A still life (plural still lives) is a work of art depicting mostly inanimate subject matter, typically commonplace objects which may be either natural (food, flowers, plants, rocks, or shells) or man-made (drinking glasses, books, vases, jewelry, coins, pipes, and so on). In this activity we will work with flat shapes, lines and textures to create an Still life composition. First of all you have to copy by pencil one of the compositions below on your sketch book. After that, you will have to recreate that composition using the collage technique. You may use newspapers, magazines, colour cards or any kind of paper you want. You should think that every object is a flat shape, start working in the background and put all the objects in layers until the foreground. To finish your Art work use the pencil or the felt tip pen to draw the lines or some details.