This document provides instructions and links for several online art activities: - The Doodling On-Line and ArtPad links allow users to create and share digital drawings. - The Art Institute of Chicago website has interactive games where users can identify textures, shapes, and sounds in paintings. Screenshots are to be included of arranging a Cornell box, making a mask, and creating a portrait. - The Create Your Own Paper Critter and SCRIBBLER links enable designing paper creatures and repeating patterns. Users are encouraged to explore different art forms and senses through these digital art resources.

1. Doodling On-Line
• Identifying textures, sounds and
patterns in art.
• Creating, using all your senses.

2. ArtPad
• Create and e-mail me your final product.
• You can also add your picture to the
gallery!
http://artpad.art.com/artpad/painter/

3. Art Institute of Chicago
http://www.artic.edu/aic/education/CC/
1.Open up a new Google Doc.
2.Put your NAME at the top.
3.Answer the questions for each and
include the screen shots for activity
#3.
4.Share doc with me so I can "edit". (this
allows me to include comments)
jmori@design39campus.com

4. Art Institute of Chicago
1) Explore "STORYTIME" - #2
A) How does the artwork make you feel? What do you like, what
doesn't appeal to you? Why?
2) Explore "MATCH-UP" - All: Texture, Shape and Sound
A) What textures did you enjoy? Was it easy to identify where
they were located in the pictures?
B) Was it easy for your to find all the shapes in each picture?
Where there shapes that repeated? If so, which ones?
C) Did you ever look at a painting using your sense of hearing?
What surprised you about the sounds artists included in their
paintings?
3) Explore "PLAY WITH ART"
A) Arrange a Cornel Box. Take a screen shot.
B) Make a Mask. Take a screen shot.C) Create a Portrait. Take a screen shot.

5. Create Your Own Paper
Critter
http://www.papercritters.com/pc.php
• Create
• Add to the Gallery
• Print
• Fold 3D version

6. SCRIBBLER
• Practice will increase the
repeating pattern designs on
this on-line activity.
http://www.zefrank.com/scribbler/