WORKING WITH SHAPES and CREATIVITY

A shape is said to be realistic when it is a true-to-life a copy of a real object and figurative when It is an approximate representation of the original object. However, abstract images are not true- to- life copies of real objects, although they are based on certain aspects of real objects, such as shape, colour, structure and proportion.

Activity

Look at the three drawings of a PENCIL. One has been done in a realistic style, whereas the one in the middle is figurative and the one in the right is abstract.

Think of another motif of your choice and draw three pictures of it , each in a different style.

MANIPULATED IMAGES

In this project we had to manipulate images to turn them into exotic and creative living things.

It was very fun to make because we could bring our favourite magazines and change bodies to our favourite singers and actors.

I decided to do a mermaid sitting on a rock to represent summer and holidays.

Drawings Using Law of Continuity

Hello, my name is Daniel del Castillo and this is my drawing. I am using the law of continuity. This law consists in a lot of people, objects, animals, etc going smaller. It gives the impression that the people are in a very long queue. 

This is done by Valentina de la Rosa

This one is done by Rocio Castilla

Working with Images in 1º ESO D

We are Carla and Ana of 1 ESO D and we did a project in our class of Art with images taken from a magazine, we cut it into pieces and we changed the shape of the person or thing.We had a great time and we enjoyed it a lot and we also listened to music etc..IT WAS AWESOME!!!

Gestalt Principles

We are working with the Gestalt Principles in 2 º ESO Art lessons. Gestalt Principles can be helpful to find out how visual perceiving works and why some images work better than others.

The first principle we are working with is The Law of Proximity, that is, all elements that are placed close to each other will often be perceived as one group.

Working with Images

Creating a feeling of distortion.

How to turn an image into a masterpiece

WELCOME BACK TO THE ART LESSONS!

Nice to have you back in my lessons again! We are going to work hard but I have some amazing projects for you that you will love!

Carlos and Borja have been the first ones to finish Activity 1.

opt art

               These balls look as if they were poping out of the paper , don´t they?

Jaime García

Fran Jiménez

Celia Cortés

Pablo Ramírez

                             Interactive drawings

Hello , we are Xinyan and Emma , we have been working on interactive drawings in class for the past 2 days. The whole class has been enjoying the activity so far , and they find it funny and easy to do.
Interactive drawings are drawings that consist of adding an object or you finger to the drawing to make it look like yo are squeezing, pushing or touching the drawing.
These are some examples from the class:

DRAWING CITIES WITH ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE

Dramatic Perspective

A simple way of drawing a city, looking up at buildings. 

Don´t you have the feeling you are lying down in Central Park? I do!

By Emma Cole

By Carlos

 By María José

ByLucía Marín

By Rubén

By Rafa

By Hugo Rodríguez

By Julia Romero

By Rafael Torres