Remote Learning, Week 4

Draw a Shoe!

This week you will be drawing a shoe. 

Find a piece of paper to draw on, whatever

you can find will be fine. Also, you will need

a pencil or something to draw with. If you would

like to add color, you may use colored pencils,

markers, or whatever you may have at home.

Option 1 - Idea search different shoes on

Google images. Pick a shoe to draw.

Option 2 - Design and create your own shoe.

Step 1 - With a pencil, create a line drawing

of a shoe. Pay close attention to all of the detail.

Do your very best to capture folds, laces, designs etc.

Step 2 - After you complete your drawing,

add value and shade with your pencil.

You may also choose to add color, it is your choice.

You may use whatever you have at your house.

(colored pencils, paint, markers etc.)

Step 3 -

Add finishing details.

Send me a picture of your finished drawing.

Have fun, and do your best! I can't wait

to see your creations!

Student Examples...

3D Radial Symmetry Design

Symmetry / Radial Symmetry

1. Please watch the video that explains

radial symmetry….

https://youtu.be/882wM8BFIO4 

2. After watching the YouTube video that

demonstrates radial symmetry, you are going

to create a “found objects” radial design 3D. 

*Remember with radial symmetry, objects will

radiate around a central point. Start with a +

that divides it into 4 sections and then work

around it. Whatever is in one of the sections,

is in all 4.

You are to arrange found objects from your

home and create a radial symmetrical design.

Arrange them on the floor or table and then

take a picture of your design with your

chromebook and then please share it with

me on Google Classroom.

My example - Objects from my kitchen…

Notice my design radiates from one central

point, the center where the spoons meet.

Think of the spoons as the lines of symmetry,

dividing it into the 4 sections. If you cut the

picture in half and flip it over (the line of

symmetry), it is the same on all 4 sides. 

Be creative! You can use shoes, toys,

silverware, legos, fruit, candy, rocks,

coins, crayons….The list can go on and on. 

Student Examples...

Color Theory
Warm Colors/ Cool Colors

Please watch… https://youtu.be/0jFbFXYeqb0 

Warm colors — such as red, yellow, and orange;

evoke warmth because they remind us of things like

the sun or fire. 

Cool colors — such as blue, green, and purple (violet);

evoke a cool feeling because they remind us of things like

water or grass. 

Lesson

Option 1  Choose a set of colors, either warm colors or

cool colors. 

You are going to color a mandala with either warm colors

or cool colors.

A mandala, which is Sanskrit for “circle”, is a geometric

design that holds a great deal of symbolism in Hindu and

Buddhist cultures. ... In their most basic form, mandalas

are circles contained within a square and arranged into

sections that are all organized around a single, central point.

Please choose a mandala design at…

https://mandalas.coloringcrew.com/planetary-mandala.html

https://coloringbook.pics/antistress-colorings/677/mandala/

https://colormandala.com/ 

On your Chromebook, color the design entirely with either

warm colors or cool color. 

Download the colored picture and then send it to me on

Google Classroom. 

OR

Option 2 - Become aware of cool colors vs warm colors.

Create a drawing or design and color the picture in all

warm colors or all cool colors. Use whatever you may

have at home, crayons, markers, colored pencils, paint etc.

Please send me a picture on Google Classroom. 

Student Examples...