Craftsmanship

In the laboratory of life, each newcomer repeats the
old experiments, and laughs and weeps for himself.
~ARTHUR SHERBURNE HARDY: The Wind of Destiny

Thursday, October 21, 2010

Don’t Jump Ship
Strive for Craftsmanship

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C RAF TSMANSH

Tricia
Fuglestad
K-5 Art Teacher
Dryden
Elementary


Let’s Here from Mr. Craftsman Himself


•Management
•Techniques
•Revision Let’s not debate
Process
-Vs-
Product


As I learn what doesn’t work, and make adjustments
accordingly, the student artwork improves

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•Management
1. Stay Neat
2. Listening
3. Concentrating
Craftsmanship
Generally refers to skill
in producing expertly
finished products; fine
workmanship.


Management ~ Stay Neat


Management ~ Students must listen


Management ~ Concentrate


•Techniques
1. No Sloppy Brushes
2. Watch for Wet Paint
3. Light Sketchy Lines
The artist is only as
good as his tools.
Proper preparation and
maintenance of
materials can't be
overemphasized.
~Academy of Realist Art


Techniques ~No Sloppy Brushes


Techniques ~Watch for Wet Paint


Techniques ~Light Sketchy Lines


•Revise ~ Reflect
1. White Spots
2. Black Marker
3.Try your Best!
Truth without malice -
giving honest feedback
(NOT just clapping) shows
respect & confidence in
students' ability for
continual improvement!
~Bernajean Porter


Revise ~White Spots


Revise ~ Black Marker


Revise ~ Try Your Best


Create a Culture of Craftsmanship


Craftsmanship

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