AP Studio Art: Drawing
Drawing and Painting
Syllabus
Course Pre-requisites:
Studio Art
Course Content:
Drawing and Painting is a one year course that will focus on only drawing and painting issues. Students will continue to use the Elements of Art and the Principles of Design to create original compositions.
Particular emphasis will be placed on students doing all original art. They will not be able to work from any other artists’ artwork, including published photographs, except as reference.
Students will be encouraged to take photos of everything. They will need to develop their own library of photographs to work from.
Artists Birthday
The “Artist’s Birthday” is a group project. You will be paired with another student in the class randomly and together you will throw a birthday party for your artist. This will be due on the month of the artists’ birthday!
Semester I
Students will be focused on further growth in mastering techniques. This will be accomplished through a series of teacher initiated projects. The focus will be on mastery of concept and composition through a variety of drawing issues. We will use many different drawing media during this semester.
In addition students will be thinking about their ideas for the concentration section with a final choice by the end of the quarter. They will have to turn in a written statement expressing their ideas.
Altered Book - Journal/Sketchbook will be a large focus this quarter and throughout. Students will use their Journals to explore different ideas and techniques. Altered book will be due every other week.
Art History Source Book is an outlet for students to explore their own personal aesthetic in art. Students will be required to look at art weekly and include images in a source book. This will be a reference for them and will ensure that they are continually expanding their own knowledge and exposure to art in many forms. This can be accomplished by visiting galleries, museums, student art shows or online art shows. Source book will be due every other week (opposite from altered book.)
Projects may include but are not limited to:
• Fun with media! Using the still-life provided, use as many different media as possible to explore and have fun.
• Still-life pencil drawing: emphasis on the elements and principles of design. Choose five elements and principles of design to focus on.
• Deep Linear Perspective drawing in pencil: Emphasis should be on line, perspective and value.
• Drawing the figure: Emphasis should be on proportion, composition and value.
• Still-life in Charcoal: Emphasis on composition, form, balance and contrast.
• Drawing glass: How to see through it, find highlights and shadows. Emphasis on proportion and distortion.
• Portrait in red, white and black conte crayon: Emphasis on proportion and contrast.
• Colored pencil drawing: Student choice of subject. Emphasis should be on color mixing, layering, balance, contrast and texture.
• Landscape in pen and ink: should include a structure or fence. Emphasis should be on mark making. Students will use different techniques such as stippling and cross-hatching to create texture and contrast.
Semester II
Students will be working on further mastery of techniques with a series of teacher initiated painting projects. Color theory will be a focus. Students will need to show versatility in handling all color media. Students will work in many styles, to encourage the students to expand their areas of comfort.
Altered Book - Journal/Sketchbook will be due every other week. This quarter students should be using sketchbook to develop a theme in their work.
Art History Source Book is an outlet for students to explore their own personal aesthetic in art. Students will be required to look at art weekly and include images in a source book. This will be a reference for them and will ensure that they are continually expanding their own knowledge and exposure to art in many forms. This can be accomplished by visiting galleries, museums, student art shows or online art shows. Source book will be due every other week (opposite from altered book.)
Projects may include but are not limited to:
• Watercolor painting of floral still-life: Emphasis on color theory, mixing colors, complimentary colors, and watercolor techniques (i.e. wet on wet, wet on dry, wash, graded wash, etc.)
• Mixed media Pen and Ink and Watercolor: student choice of subject. Building on the knowledge of previous projects, emphasis should be on mastery of those techniques.
• Landscape in acrylic paint: Continued emphasis on composition, color and texture.
• Self-portrait in acrylic: Focus should be on the creative self. What does this mean to you as an individual? as an artist? Your portrait should be expressive, personal.
• Palette knife painting: student choice of subject. Students should continue to focus on mastery of techniques, texture, composition, balance, value, line, etc.
A grading rubric will be used to evaluate the student’s performance in relation to technique, meeting requirements, etc.
Other requirements:
One Old book that can be altered.
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