CCS-ART

Sunday, May 31, 2020

WEEK 8 - Value Scale Challenge

TASK 1: Your challenge today is to make a value scale using objects from around the house. It can be any colour you like, see examples below.

Take a photo and send it to Mrs Toma

TASK 2 – Look at the artwork below and answer the questions in an email to Mrs Toma.

SUBMIT WORK:

Take a photo of your work and email it to Mrs Toma at:

katrina.toma@education.vic.gov.au

Saturday, May 23, 2020

WEEK 7 - Nature Collage

ART – Week 7 – Nature Collage

WHAT YOU NEED TO DO:

· Take a bag or container outside with you.

· Find natural objects that you think look interesting. Think about their patterns, textures, colours and shapes. Collect roughly 20 objects (e.g. sticks, grass, leaves, flowers, seeds etc.)

· Go to a flat surface to work (concrete, dirt, paper).

· Arrange all of the items in front of you.

· Group all of the objects into colours (e.g. all browns together, greens together, etc.)

· Arrange your objects from the lightest colour to the darkest colour.

· Take a photo of your collage colour chart.

· Using your objects, create a picture of anything you like. (An animal or an insect is a good idea if you are stuck.) Think about what you want to create, and which colours or textures you will need to use to create that image so that it is as realistic as possible. You can collect more natural objects if needed. You can use PVA glue* to glue the objects down, and can add pen or pencil lines where desired. * If you do not have PVA glue just lie the objects down in your picture.

· When you have finished, take a photo.

· Email both of your photos to Mrs Toma – katrina.toma@education.vic.gov.au

Examples Below:

Friday, May 15, 2020

WEEK 6 - Creative Colour Wheel Challenge

WEEK 6 - Creative Colour Wheel Challenge

Colour is the way an object reflects or emits light. By placing colours next to each other in different ways, artists can create a variety of effects.

Each colour has 3 properties: hue, value and intensity.

Hue is the name of the colour.

Value is a colours lightness or darkness.

Intensity refers to the brightness of a colour, often measured by boldness or dullness.

There are three primary colours (blue, yellow and red) from which all other colours are made.

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Today your challenge is to create a colour wheel with objects you can find around your home. It can be anything you can find. There are two colour wheels below.

The first is simple and I would expect grade Prep to 2 to be focussing on the first colour wheel.

Example:

Grades 3-6 please take on the challenge of the more difficult colour wheel.

TASK 1 - Once you have made a colour wheel using the objects from around your house, please take a photo and send it in.