More Prompts for Art blogs Art 2 - 4 read me

This is where you will find your instructions
 for your blogs...prompts will be here
 to help you write about your work.
Don't forget to take pictures!!

•  Questionable 3D

  
  

  Here are some questions to ponder...

  What’s questionable about your project?

  What medium did you use and why?

  How did you incorporate the concept of scale or proportion in your work?
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• Perspective

• Questions to ponder...
• 1. How did you demonstrate Perspective in your work?

  2. Why did you choose this solution over the others?

  3. What techniques did you use to create this work?

  4 Did you take any risks with this project or where you trying to perfect a previously learned skill? Why did you decide to take this path?
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• Time as an Element

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  1. What where some of your ideas for Time as an Element?

  2. Which solution did you chose and why?

  3. How did you demonstrate Time in your work?

  4. What medium did you decide to use and why did you choose this medium over the others?

  5. What techniques did you use to create this work?

  We encourage risk taking in art. Risk taking can be as simple as trying a new technique or learning about a new medium to as complex as trying something totally new.

  6. Did you take any risks with this project?
  
  7. Of the 5 characteristics of great art (technique, concept, emotion, new, medium) which did you include in your art?

  
  
  
  

• Sticky Situation

  
  

  Use the follow questions as a guide for your self reflection on the blog. You do not have to answer the questions literally. You may deviate and tell us a story about your journey through this project! We like to read interesting posts too so have fun with this.

  1. Explain how you developed your ideas for "Sticky Situation"

  2. Were you able to think outside the box when you were thinking about ideas?

  3. You were to incorporate repetition, rhytnm or pattern. How did you accomplish this?

  4. Describe your choice of media (acrylic, watercolor) and your challenges and successes while using it.

  5. How important were the mini lessons to the success of your final product?
  
  
• Upclose and Personal

  You may use these questions as a guide. We would like for you to freely discuss how you developed this project along with meeting the requirements and your challenges and successes. It is very important to reflect on your work. Tell us a story!

  1. Upclose and Personal was our theme. How did you develop your ideas for this project and why did you choose your subject?

  2. How did you demonstrate Emphasis in your work?

  3. What medium did you decide to use and why did you choose this medium over the others? Discuss how it enhances your piece.

  We encourage risk taking in art. Risk taking can be as simple as trying a new technique or learning about a new medium to as complex as trying something totally new.

  4.. Did you take any risks with this project? Explain.
  
  5. Of the 5 characteristics of great art (technique, concept, emotion, new, medium) which did you include in your art?
  
  
• Along with photos of your final piece and works in progress, please write about your art using the following questions as prompts.
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• Text as an Element

  Along with photos of your finished work and photos of your work in progress if available, you should use the following questions as writing prompts
  

   1. What where some of your solutions to Text as an Element?

  2. Which solution did you chose and why?

  
  

  3. How did you incorporate Text in your work?

  
  

  4. What medium did you decide to use? Why did you choose this medium over the others?

  
  

  5. What techniques did you use to create this work?

  
  

  We encourage risk taking in art. Risk taking can be as simple as trying a new technique or learning about a new medium to as complex as trying something totally new.

  
  

  6. Did you take any risks with this project? 

  
  7. What message are you conveying? How are you convey this message through the use of your images or use of art elements or principles? 
  
  

• What’s The Point

  Along with photos of your finished work and photos of your work in progress if available, you should use the following questions as writing prompts

   1. What where some of your solutions to What’s the Point?

  2. Which solution did you chose and why?

  
  

  3. How did you show contrast in your work?

  
  

  4. What medium did you decide to use? Why did you choose this medium over the others?

  
  

  5. What techniques did you use to create this work?

  
  

  We encourage risk taking in art. Risk taking can be as simple as trying a new technique or learning about a new medium to as complex as trying something totally new.

  
  

  6. Did you take any risks with this project?

  7. What message are you conveying? How are you convey this message through the use of your images or use of art elements or principles?