Examples: Asian, European, African, Australia, North and South American

Examples: Op Art, Folk Art, Impressionism, Surrealism

Examples: values, beliefs, use of technology, governmental issues

Examples: architectural design, commercial design, advertising, television, film, industrial design, multimedia, art careers, environmental design, artists-in-residence

• Elements of Art

• Analogous Colors

• Monochromatic Colors

• Complementary Colors

• Tone

• Shading

• Cast shadow

• Assemblage

• Found objects

• Sculpture

• Principles of Design

• Vanishing Point

• Horizon Line

• Perspective

• Contour drawing

• Modified contour drawing

• Blind contour drawing

• Realism

• Value

• Caricature

Examples: Roy Lichtenstein's Girl at the Piano, William Johnson's Harlem Renaissance, Auguste Rodin's The Thinker, Rembrandt van Rijn's The Night Watch

Examples: research paper, oral presentation, multimedia presentation

Example: creating movement by using a variety of directional lines

Examples: research, class presentations, field trips to places of business, guest speakers

Example: monuments: Vietnam War Memorial, Tipoli Fountain

• Craftsmanship

• Originality

• Composition

Examples: patterns of light and shadow, surface texture, symmetry, asymmetry, color schemes

Example: natural-The Alps; man-made-Arc de Triomphe, de l' Etoile

Example: examining the use of different values of color to create unity in Leonardo daVinci's Mona Lisa

Examples: identifying different types of animals in science, creating geometric shapes and graphing pictures in mathematics, designing covers for classical works of music, designing sets for theaters, creating lines of movement in dance

Examples: illustrating abstraction from reality through Mondrian's Tree series; Paul Klee's fantasy creatures

Example: Giacoma Balla's Dynamism of a Dog on a Leash using lines and movement to create feelings of happiness and excitement

Examples: comparing conventional car to a solar car, a rectangular building to a geodesic dome building

• Inception of an idea

• Elaboration and refinement of an idea

• Execution in a medium

• Evaluation of the product

Examples: personal experiences and observations of changing condition in nature; the way people appear as they move or change position; people engaging in a variety of activities; animals moving and resting; buildings and vehicles from many points of view; sensory reactions to people, objects, and nature

Example: using various lines, shapes, and/or colors to create optical illusions and perspective drawings

Examples: using the changing atmospheric effects on objects, proportion, and perspective (one and two point)

Examples: drawing with pencil, crayon, markers, pens, oil pastels, charcoal; using contour, gesture, and value techniques; using various types of paints to create art work; using mixed media including printmaking on a variety of surfaces, using watercolor for wet onto dry painting and shading on wet and dry surfaces

Examples: materials: clay, wire, wood, papier-mâché; methods: carving, sculpting, forming

Examples: wet brushing, dry brushing, washing; using mixed media, wire sculpture, carving, casting, constructing, crosshatching, pointillism, gradation, tempera

Example: using a stop-action video camera to create an animated video

Examples: school events, environmental issues