Please answer the following questions using complete sentences, proper grammar and punctuation. Sign in as anonymous and type your full name at the bottom of your entry. Please sign your name when commenting on others posts as well to receive points.
1. What makes a good photograph?
2. Is there a difference between a photograph and a snapshot?
3. What is the hardest part about taking photos?
4. How can you be creative in photography?
5. What is a goal of yours during Photo One?
6. Ask a classmate a question concerning photography and answer one of your classmates questions as well.
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Photography Two
Please answer the following questions using complete sentences, proper grammar and punctuation. Sign in as anonymous and type your full name at the bottom of your entry. Please sign your name when commenting on others posts as well to receive points.
1. Explain the concept of your project, and why it would be a valid use of class time.
2. Detail the procedure you will take in creating this project.
3. What is the goal of this project?
4. Why is your project worth the one hundred points?
5. What does your project say; about you, art, society?
6. Doing a little research, are there examples of this type of photography/art like yours? Please list one and the source you used.
7. Please comment on how you will achieved balance, composition, lighting, contrast and use of creativity in your photos.
8. Please comment constructively on a classmates work, what you like and why, keeping in mind concepts such as; composition, lighting and creativity.
1. Explain the concept of your project, and why it would be a valid use of class time.
2. Detail the procedure you will take in creating this project.
3. What is the goal of this project?
4. Why is your project worth the one hundred points?
5. What does your project say; about you, art, society?
6. Doing a little research, are there examples of this type of photography/art like yours? Please list one and the source you used.
7. Please comment on how you will achieved balance, composition, lighting, contrast and use of creativity in your photos.
8. Please comment constructively on a classmates work, what you like and why, keeping in mind concepts such as; composition, lighting and creativity.
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
What does your art work say? (Painting/Drawing)
Painting or Drawing students will read and answer the following questions about their proposed projects. (25pts)
Please explain your projects in a well written paragraph, use proper spelling, grammar and punctuation. Answer all five questions about your project and then ask two meaningful questions of your classmates relating to your art or the art process, and then answer two questions your classmates have posted.
Questions:
1. What type of project did you complete; medium, size, subject matter.
2. Please explain how this project represents you as an artist and what meaning it holds for you.
3. Where did you find your reference or generate your concept for this project. Does it relate to someone else's work? How does yours differ from theirs or the example?
4. If you had to choose one movement in art history that your art work would best fit in to, what movement would it be and why?
5. How will this project challenge you as and artist? Why did you choose the medium you did? Who is your artwork for, you or the audience, explain your answer?
Put your name after your entry and use the anonymous sign on.
Please explain your projects in a well written paragraph, use proper spelling, grammar and punctuation. Answer all five questions about your project and then ask two meaningful questions of your classmates relating to your art or the art process, and then answer two questions your classmates have posted.
Questions:
1. What type of project did you complete; medium, size, subject matter.
2. Please explain how this project represents you as an artist and what meaning it holds for you.
3. Where did you find your reference or generate your concept for this project. Does it relate to someone else's work? How does yours differ from theirs or the example?
4. If you had to choose one movement in art history that your art work would best fit in to, what movement would it be and why?
5. How will this project challenge you as and artist? Why did you choose the medium you did? Who is your artwork for, you or the audience, explain your answer?
Put your name after your entry and use the anonymous sign on.
Independent Study
Independent study students will read and answer the following questions about their proposed projects. (25pts)
Please explain your projects in a well written paragraph, use proper spelling, grammar and punctuation. Answer all five questions about your project and then ask to meaningful questions of your classmates relating to your art or the art process, and then ask two of your own.
Questions:
1. What type of project will you be doing; medium, size, subject matter.
2. Please explain how this project represents you as an artist and what meaning it holds for you.
3. Where did you find your reference or generate your concept for this project. Does it relate to someone else's work? How does yours differ from theirs or the example?
4. If you had to choose one movement in art history that your art work would best fit in to, what movement would it be and why?
5. How will this project challenge you as and artist? Why did you choose the medium you did? Who is your artwork for, you or the audience, explain your answer?
Please explain your projects in a well written paragraph, use proper spelling, grammar and punctuation. Answer all five questions about your project and then ask to meaningful questions of your classmates relating to your art or the art process, and then ask two of your own.
Questions:
1. What type of project will you be doing; medium, size, subject matter.
2. Please explain how this project represents you as an artist and what meaning it holds for you.
3. Where did you find your reference or generate your concept for this project. Does it relate to someone else's work? How does yours differ from theirs or the example?
4. If you had to choose one movement in art history that your art work would best fit in to, what movement would it be and why?
5. How will this project challenge you as and artist? Why did you choose the medium you did? Who is your artwork for, you or the audience, explain your answer?
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