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Learning Goals I can: Use shapes to create forms Create a 5 step value scale Create the illusion of space (3D) using form and value.

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Learning Goals

I can: Use shapes to

create forms Create a 5 step

value scale Create the illusion

of space (3D) using form and value.

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Drawing with Shapes and FormsAs a group, discuss the EQ.Choose a secretrary to write down “Our Thinking.”

Essential Question:

EVEN TABLES: What is the difference between a Shape and a Form?

ODD TABLES: What is value? How do you create it in your artwork?

Bonus for all: How do artists use Form and Value to create realism?

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Vocabulary

Line: a point extended in both directions

Shape: lines combined to create an enclosed space

Value: the lightness or darkness of something

Form: combining shape and value to create the illusion of three dimensions on a flat surface

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Artist in Focus: Wayne Thiebaud

Born in Mesa, Arizona. Lived in CA (and now in AZ again. ) Considered a Pop Artist.

Focuses on the sweeter side of life….

https://animoto.com/play/eL5FyjmmdMATP70xC1SvIQ?autostart=true

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Looking closer at Wayne Thiebaud’s artwork…

Drag picture to placeholder or click icon to addConsider in the following images:

How does he create value in his paintings? What FORM did he use for each of his sweet, sweet paintings?

Where is the Light Source in each of these paintings? How do you know?

http://animoto.com/play/FiKXUeow2S7B1M112VfMBg?utm_source=amazonaws.com&utm_medium=player&utm_campaign=player

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Back to that Cake Guy… Wayne ThiebaudHow does he create value in his paintings? What FORM did he use for each of his sweet, sweet paintings?Where is the Light Source in each of these paintings? How do you know?

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Let’ Practice! Value ScalesUsing VALUE to turn SHAPES into FORMS!

One of the most common ways to learn about value is to make a value scale.

Below is a 6-part Value Scale.

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By first creating a value scale, you can assign different values to shapes to create forms.