2. Name Art
Guiding Questions:
• What does it mean to stylize something?
• What is a design?
• What is the advantage of using patterns in a design?
• Do you prefer simple or complex designs?
Objectives/Goals:
• Learn to make bubble or block letters
• Review pattern
• Think about how designs enliven our world
• Present one’s name in a clear and interesting manner
Activities:
• • Use one’s name as the basis for a picture
• Use color, pattern, line in interesting ways
Vocabulary:
Stylize- to give something a distinctive, often artificial artistic style
Design- to work out or create the form or structure of something; to plan and make something in a skillful or artistic way; a pattern or shape, sometimes repeated, used for decoration
Pattern- a repeated decorative design
Simple- lack of complexity, complication, embellishment, or difficulty
Complex- made up of many interrelated parts; a whole composed of various interrelated parts
Definitions provided by:
Encarta® World English Dictionary © 1999 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Developed for Microsoft by Bloomsbury Publishing Plc.
Guiding Questions:
• What does it mean to stylize something?
• What is a design?
• What is the advantage of using patterns in a design?
• Do you prefer simple or complex designs?
Objectives/Goals:
• Learn to make bubble or block letters
• Review pattern
• Think about how designs enliven our world
• Present one’s name in a clear and interesting manner
Activities:
• • Use one’s name as the basis for a picture
• Use color, pattern, line in interesting ways
Vocabulary:
Stylize- to give something a distinctive, often artificial artistic style
Design- to work out or create the form or structure of something; to plan and make something in a skillful or artistic way; a pattern or shape, sometimes repeated, used for decoration
Pattern- a repeated decorative design
Simple- lack of complexity, complication, embellishment, or difficulty
Complex- made up of many interrelated parts; a whole composed of various interrelated parts
Definitions provided by:
Encarta® World English Dictionary © 1999 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Developed for Microsoft by Bloomsbury Publishing Plc.
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