IB Still Life Drawing
(Recommended working time: Three Weeks)
In this assignment students will:
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Plan and execute a still life drawing that exhibits an understanding
of casual and linear perspective.
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Complete a drawing using traditional media that reflects personal
concerns or interests through the use of metaphor.
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Research the still life genre across a century or more.
Investigation Workbooks: (9 pgs.)
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Research the topic of still life and critically analyze the work of at
least two artists, a contemporary artist and an artist working more
than a century ago.
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Use the in-class text books to research art criticism and then write about the artists' work through the
use of a description, analysis, interpretation, and judgment or evaluation.
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Research and evaluate the use of value and value keys to create and control the mood or feeling of a
work.
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Practice several thumbnail sketches of a still life to emphasize casual and linear perspective.
Studio Work: (1-2 large drawings: at least 18"X24")
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Complete a still life using traditional drawing media that reflects an understanding of casual and linear
perspective.
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Your drawing should reflect your research into art history and the use of value to control mood or
emotion.
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Be prepared to discuss your use of visual metaphor to reflect your personal interests or concerns.
Assessment: Students will show their work for critique and submit their sketchbooks for evaluation. |
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Vanitas Still Life,
Herman Henstenburgh
(Dutch, 1667–1726)
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