A bunch of old presentations, especially used during the 2019-2022 COVID years
Presentations for COVID Spring 2020 — 2½ hour classes
- Wednesday: 01 - Depth Drawing - The Plan
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Thursday:
02 - Review of Idea Development
- Tuesday: 03 - Starting the Depth Drawing
- Wednesday: 04 - Non-central composition
- Thursday: 05 - Art History: van Eyck v Durer
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Friday:
06 - Art observation assignment of Arnolfini
- Monday: 07 - Review of creating a sense of depth
- Tuesday: 08 - Art History - Michelangelo
- Wednesday: 09 - Art History - Leonardo
- Thursday: 10 - Art Analysis - The Ambassadors
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Friday:
11 - Art Analysis assignment of The Ambassadors
- Monday: 12 - Careers: Photography
- Tuesday: 13 - Art History: Artemsia Gentileschi
- Wednesday: 14 - Careers: Digital Animation and Game Development
- Thursday: 15 - Art History: Velazquez
- Friday: 16 - Feedback to other students
- Monday: 17 - Evaluation update
- Tuesday: 18 - Handing in the depth drawing
- Wednesday: 19 - Work day
- Thursday: 20 - Francisco Goya’s Third of May, 1808
- Friday: 21 - Depth Drawing is due
- Monday: 22 - Work day
- Tuesday: 23 - Colour wheel: mixing hues
- Wednesday: 24 - Creating blacks and greys
- Thursday: 25 - Colour wheel: mixing shades
- Friday: 26 - Using colour
- Monday: 22 - Work day
- Tuesday: 27 - Colour skill builders (20 minutes)
- Wednesday: 28 - La Grande Jatte
- Thursday: 29 - Colour Schemes
- Friday: 30 - Painting references - image bank
- Monday: 31 - Starting the painting
- Tuesday: 32 - Art history: Munch or Klimt
- Wednesday: 33 - Art history: Frida Kahlo
- Thursday: 34 - Art analysis of Guernica
- Friday: 35 - Guernica assignment
- Monday: 36 - Colour scheme review
- Tuesday: 37 - Work in progress
- Wednesday: 38 - Work in progress
- Thursday: 39 - Work in progress
- Friday: 40 - Hand in your painting
Self-portrait unit presentations for 2½ hour classes
Skill builders: Making the portrait:Depth drawing unit presentations for 2½ hour classes
Skill builders: Idea Development: Creating the Depth Drawing:Painting presentations for 2.5 hour classes
Painting skill-builders: Idea development for the painting: Creating the Painting: Older presentations: Skill building: saturation and colour matching — Skill building: shape control — Day two — Day four — Day five — Day eightClay unit presentations for 2.5 hour classes
Clay skill-builders: Idea development for the clay project: Creating the clay project:- Forming the clay vessel
- Putting slip on the clay vessel and Seurat v Monet
- Carving the clay vessel and an introduction to the exam project
- Idea development: day one
- Clay: building demo
- Seurat v. Monet and adding slip Analysis of La grande Jatte and adding slip
- Clay: Carving demo
- Clay: day six
- Clay: day seven
- Last day
Final project unit presentations (for 2.5 hour classes)
Idea development for the exam project: Creating the exam project:- Exam day two of five
- Exam day three of five: art history analysis of Guernica
- Exam day four of five: optional peer feedback and Magritte v Duchamp
- Exam last day
Munch v. Klimt — Exam project - day two — Kandinsky v. Mondrian — Kahlo v. Dali — Picasso v. Matisse
Guernica analysis — Peer feedback — Duchamp v. Magritte — Day nine — Last day
Presentations for COVID Spring 2021 — 2½ hour classes
- 1 — 29/30. April — COVID II: Lockdown Harder!
- 2 — 3/4. May — A Good Day to Lockdown Hard!
- 3 — 5/6. May — Lockdown II: The Squeakquel!
- 4 — 7/10. May — I Still Know What You Did Last Lockdown
- 5 — 11/12. May — Back to the Lockdown, Part II
- 6 — 13/14. May — Lockdown 2: Hakuna Matata
- 7 — 17/18. May — Dawn of the Planet of the Lockdown
- 8 — 19/20. May — 2 Locked 2 Down
- 9a — 25. May (C only) — Lockdown 2: Infinity War
- 9b — 26/27. May — Lockdown 2: Electric Boogaloo
- 9b — 28. May (C only) — The Spy Who Locked Me Down
- 11 — 31. May/1. June — Five classes until exams! - Intro to Guernica
- 12 — 2/3. June — Stay on target: Four classes left - Guernica analysis
- 13 — 4/8. June — Just keep swimmig: Three classes together
- 14 — 7/10. June — Almost there! The pentultimate class
- 15 — 9/11. June — Here's to a better September