Art Elements Monster Project
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Introductory information for Art Element Monster Project. After learning about all the art elements, students play the exquisite corpse game to come up with different monster ideas. First they create 3 thumbnail sketches (even if they love their first sketch) then a larger/more detailed rough draft sketch. Finally they describe how they will use each art element in their picture (specifically where and how). Once all this is completed I let them loose with occasional tips on coloring techniques or composition adjustments.
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