PART ONE:

Choose one of the following:

1. Put Makeup on a Woman's  Portrait and either add make-up using paintbrush, colour, the clone tool and opaque settings.  Here are some images or use your own choice:  click images of girls
   
2. Dress someone up for Purim    
3. Fix an old photo, using the healing tool to fix tears and splotches.  You can also use the sharpen and blur tools as appropriate. Use this photo: http://www.ontariojewisharchives.org/exhibits/TorontoSynagogues/synogogues/Minsk/images/Early%20history/06.html

 

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PART TWO:

Choose one of the following:

1. Create a "digital painting" from scratch using any of the tools available. You can start with an image you find, but you have to significantly change it so it becomes your own.
2. What's in Your Head: https://naea.digication.com/creative_imaging/What_s_in_Your_Head/edit 

 

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PART THREE:

Elements of Art & Principles of Design Digital Exploration

1. Use one of the digital editing programs to complete:
2. Choose 6 design elements and illustrate them using 2 - 5 shapes
3. Each image should be 8.5 x 11 inches
4. Use only black and white for the design
5. Each image should have a title (can be in colour)
6. Repeat elements (eg. size, shape, texture) across the 6 designs.

 

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PART FOUR:

Poly Animal Drawings

How To: ArtistTechnology.Blogspot.com - https://artisttechnology.blogspot.com/2017/11/low-poly-geometric-designs.html 

Check out Joshua Pomeroy on YouTube for inspiration or Molly McFarland - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_zTWzqBkd4 

Can use Pixlr (not good for Chromebook) or GIMP or Google Drawing

Boxy on Chromebooks
https://chrome.google.com/.../gaoogdonmngmdlbinmiclicjpbj...
Vectr
https://chrome.google.com/.../ncpaehbhmfoodbceflpbdocjhpo...
Or Sumo Paint
https://chrome.google.com/.../dpgjihldbpodlmnjolekemlfbca...

Poly Tutorials (Protected)

 

Can be done in Illustrator, using type tool and tools under it. (Type along a path, area fill), warp and mesh tool.

Choose a topic or create a board for a future career or life.

Create a folder and gather up images. Keep track of sources in a Google Doc or Word file.

Instructions for using Google Slides: https://shakeuplearning.com/blog/student-created-vision-boards-google-slides/ 

Alternative: create an image using Photoshop, Gimp or PIXLR by dragging images into layers, resizing, cropping.

Art Ed Guru?

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1M4JXbDRsHT7XyFkfkqs-kCASjm7Ta5wzbvR2wJox4RM/edit#slide=id.p 

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Free or Low Cost Alternatives to Photoshop

Adobe Photoshop Elements 8, a 'lite' version of Photoshop, can be purchased at a discount if you are a student. Other free alternatives are below:

 

 

• SumoPaint    An excellent on-line image editor with layers, filter effects and lots of Photoshop type tools.

• Paint.NET     Paint.NET has many of the same features as Photoshops, along with a user community and tutorials.

• GIMP           GIMP also has many of the same features as Photoshop including layers and tools, and it can work in Photoshop format.

• VCW VicMan’s Photo Editor   A handy photo editor with the usual tools such as cropping and adjustments. Includes a video tutorial.
• PhotoScape   Less features than Photoshop but easier to use for those features that it does have.
• Picassa           Lets your organize and perform basic edits to your images.
• Picnik   An on-line photo editor with basic editing functions and a few more advanced ones such including filter effects.
• Pixlr - use the Editor version
• Google SketchUp
• Blender - Free and Open 3D creation software
• Augment - Augmented reality - free app to upload 3D models (register an education account)
• Sculptris -  http://pixologic.com/sculptris/ 

 

 

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Digital Art Galleries 

• http://www.digitalblasphemy.com/
• http://digitalart.org/
• http://www.abstractdigitalartgallery.com/
• http://www.1art.com/digital.htm
• http://www.megart.com/

 

Tutorials & Software

Refer to Digital Photography page for tutoria list

Look for tutorials on YouTube

Links to 3D computer graphics on Pinterest - https://www.pinterest.com/arttech2/3d-computer-graphics/ 

    and on Symbaloo http://www.symbaloo.com/mix/3dmodeling2

Google Drawings - EDU in 90 video: https://youtu.be/Vj8l0Qf9oGE 

Painting with Digital Light: https://www.denissmith.com.au/tutorials/?fbclid=IwAR0kBOJ3QDU01q-As0ZrA2GQ97huLF1tsz9hic7iPLlv55MoJP9Gs0rkYFM 

Animation by The Helpful Art Teacher: https://www.facebook.com/groups/270334306660997/permalink/940944832933271/ 

Making Cinemagraphs - A cinemagraph is basically a video that plays beneath a still image, to create the effect of part of the picture moving - https://artprof.org/courses/cinemagraphs/

 

EXCELLENT GOOGLE DOC on Digital Art

Shared on Hyperdocs.co

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1AW53UA1KL8aXPy7ndX96z-DlDQTSx6SuSTbdFca6WoY/edit#slide=id.g487f08383a_2_24 

 

 

Real World Applications

Stencils that are printed onto shirts

Anaglyphs and 3D glasses

Designed products, playing cards, candles, soaps, bottles

School Posters

Magazine or book covers

Wrapping paper and matching tags

Plushy stuffed monsters - designed in illustrator, printed on canvas, stuffed and sewed (leave border around image)

Business cards

Personal logos

Read posters for National library week

Event poster

Travel brochure

Album covers

Memes

Graduation party invitations

Famiy crest

Trading cards

Design and paint mural