1. Subject: subject should focus on the obvious things that you see. For example, Sunset landscape painting or portrait of Nelso
n Mandela. The subject deals with answering the question : What is this? 2. Composition: Composition deals with how the elements of Art have been used by the artist. E.g. How did Claude Monet apply colour and lines in his works. Of cause there 7 elements of art and design.
3. Content deals with the message or the mood of the art work. How do you feel about the artpiece.
E.g. " The painring suggests a hot weather due to the colours applied"
4. Personal Experience: How would you say the artist applied the brush or the tool, medium and materials used?
Criterion A
Knowledge and Understanding
Find the material attached.
Time alotted: 30 minutes
Activity 2
When you have successfully reflected on the art piece, inspired by Claude Monet's painting, produce an artwork with a suitable title using your tablet.
Take note.
Criterion B
Developing Skills
Your ability to demonstrate excellent use of the stylus or the pencil on paper( if you are not comfortable with the tablet) to depict light souce from the dark tones, balanced and proportional with connection to the chosen title.
7 points
45 mimutes
Submit your works promptly as i will be wiating to grade accordingly.
Remember to report promptly. LETS KEEP INTERACTING, BUT BE CIVIL IN YOUR COMMUNICATION.
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