Visual Arts Studio 2204A/B Lecture Notes - One Sheet

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redhound350

22 Oct 2012

School

Western University

Department

Visual Arts Studio

Course

Visual Arts Studio 2204A/B

Professor

Yabut

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Document Summary

Students will create a drawing of themselves imagined as a different gender or species. This project requires both observational and imaginative technique. One sheet of stonehenge (that is your largest sheet of white paper) Vine charcoal, black cont , compressed charcoal, and eraser. Mirror, plus any references you might need (pictures of animals, aliens, etc. ) Using your observation and your imagination, draw what you would look like if you were of a different gender, an animal, part machine, or even an alien. Make sure that there is something in the drawing that is recognizably you. Fill the page with either your full body/form, or from the waist up. Make sure to use as many of your drawing techniques as possible (varying line quality; value; accurate observation; pleasing composition; correct proportion, etc. Use this project as an opportunity to show the viewer a different side of your person- ality.

Related Questions

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Using your predictions in the prelab question 4 and your observations for part C, explain what was occurring in each test tube.

Add 2 mL of 0.1 M Zn(NO₃)₂ to three different test tubes.

Add 1 drop of 6 M NaOH to each tube and record observations.

To the first test tube, add 6 M NaOH drop by drop and record your observations.

To the second tube, add 6 M HCl drop by drop and record your observations.

To the third tube, add 6 M NH₃ drop by drop and record your observations.

What was occuring in each test tube?