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Planner Cover Contest

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For this next assignment, you may have the opportunity to see your art on the cover of our planners next year!

Think back to when you designed your pizza box. What things did you do well? What did you learn from that assignment about designing surfaces?

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Here are a few things to remember:

-The template I give you is the ACTUAL SIZE of the cover

-The School Logo must be incorporated somehow

-Keep our motto in mind: ACHIEVE, BELONG, CONTRIBUTE

-BOLD rather than light colors will look better

-Artwork should be free of smudges or eraser marks

-Do not fold

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Start with a “Thumbnail sketch” then get your paper from Mrs. Hunt

-A thumbnail is a very rough draft of your sketch. It is a smaller, simplified version, usually made on draft paper. It contains only the key shapes and objects of your sketch and leaves out the details. It also shows the main color areas and how different colors work together.

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Let’s Practice!

  • Students will create practice boxes, letters, and stars to help understand one point perspective.

  • Once pages are complete, students can move onto the final project.

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WATCH THIS VIDEO ABOUT:

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HELPFUL TIPS:

-Use a ruler: Straight lines are very important on this project

-Count every point and corner: that will tell

you how many lines you should have

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After you have completed the practice pages, use 3 D letters to write your name.

-First check out this 3D letters tutorial

-Check out these student examples:

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ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE RUBRIC

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Fast Finisher Op Art

What is OP ART? It is short for Optical Illusion. Op art, short for optical art, is a style of visual art that uses optical illusions.