MRS. HURD’S ARTROOM
THE FABULOUS WORK OF
PETER MAX
THE FABULOUS WORK OF
PETER MAX
YOU SHOULD BE TAKING
NOTES!!!!!!!!!!
WRITE IN SKETCHBOOK
FOR A GRADE!!!!!
Keep notes of facts & interesting
patterns you see!
Your sketchbook page should
look something like this:
Facts from power
point
Fill boxes in with patterns &
designs
Date of Birth
Where does he live?
Why is he famous?
Facts & qualities about
art work.
Example Notes Page
Who is Peter Max?
Born in Berlin Germany, 1937
Max currently lives and works in New York City.
American Pop Artist: Known for his Psychedelic Style
Commercial Artist
*Loves all types of media
Psychedelic Style
His Artwork
 Peter Max has painted for 6
U.S. Presidents
 His art is on display in
Presidential Libraries and
in U.S. Embassies
 Max has painted our Lady
Liberty annually since
America's Bicentennial and
in 2000 a collage of his
Liberties adorned over 145
million Verizon phone books
 2006 U.S. Olympic Posters
 Grammy Awards Poster
 Pan Am Airlines
 Sprite
 5 Super Bowl Ad Campaigns
 World Cup USA
 The World Series
 The U.S. Open
 The Indy 500
 The NYC Marathon
 The Kentucky Derby
 Album Covers & More
Pick 4 to write down in notes!
Questions:
When was the beginning of the POP ART MOVEMENT?
What do you think Psychedelic Style is?
What is a Commercial Artist?
What does the term media mean when pertaining to
this class?
Definitions
Commercial Art
• Graphic art created
specifically for
commercial uses,
especially for
advertising, illustrations
in magazines or books, or
the like.
Psychedelic Art
• floral and celestial motifs
• bright, vibrating colors
• reminiscent of art
nouvea and comic strip art
• bold colors, uplifting
images and an uncommon
artistic diversity
Media
• Type of art material used (paint, pencil, ink, etc…
We Will Be Watching the Movie Soon!
The Yellow Submarine Illustrations
Elements & Principles of Art
Shape {Geometric & Organic} Repetitive Patterns
Bold Bright Vivid Color Celestial Motitif
The Different Drummer, 1968
Love Poster, 1970
One of the most famous pieces
Peace Corps, 1970
What elements and principles do you see?
Lady Liberty’s
Moon Landing #3, 1969
Pan Am Airlines, 1969
Profile Series:
this is what we will be creating
Facial Proportions
Beginning a Profile Profile with Features
How to Draw Profiles
1. Draw a circle. Divide circle
vertically in half.
2. Draw a horizontal line, slightly
below half way. (This is
different then in full face
proportions.)
3. Where the jaw and ear meet,
both slope slightly backwards
4. Note that the profile varies
much more then the frontal
proportions.
5. Gradually draw in features:
eye, eyebrow, nose, lips, chin,
neck
Tips & Tricks
Drawing the Face in Profile
Let’s use a trick to make things
easier, we'll use the frontal
drawing of the face, or one very
similar to that used in the tutorial
face drawing, as a guide to set the
proportion of the side view.
What I would like you to take from
this tutorial is the actual structure
of the face seen from the side and
to notice how compressed toward
the front all the facial features are
Draw the front oval of the head
then trace from the top and the
chin two horizontal lines. Trace
also a line passing through the
middle of the head like in the
picture.
Now I want you to notice here,
before moving further, the two
main shapes that form the head
from the side: an elongated
circle and a triangle.
You do not need to draw this, but
just be aware of it.
You can roughly position the facial
features on the frontal drawing
first (eyes, eyebrows, nose and
mouth) then trace their relative
position onto the side view using
tracing lines as shown.
Don’t forget the indents/contours!
Add in more details
Assignment:
• Create 3 thumbnail sketches in
sketchbook of different pattern ideas.
• Profiles should be of your self
• Profiles should be filled inside and
outside with patterns that resemble
Peter Max’s artwork/style: Psychedelic
• The best pattern scheme will be used to
create large scale, psychedelic, self
portrait.
Example Projects
Mrs. Hurd’s Psychedelic Profile Example sans color.

Peter max finished

  • 1.
    MRS. HURD’S ARTROOM THEFABULOUS WORK OF PETER MAX THE FABULOUS WORK OF PETER MAX
  • 2.
    YOU SHOULD BETAKING NOTES!!!!!!!!!! WRITE IN SKETCHBOOK FOR A GRADE!!!!! Keep notes of facts & interesting patterns you see!
  • 3.
    Your sketchbook pageshould look something like this: Facts from power point Fill boxes in with patterns & designs Date of Birth Where does he live? Why is he famous? Facts & qualities about art work.
  • 4.
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    Who is PeterMax? Born in Berlin Germany, 1937 Max currently lives and works in New York City. American Pop Artist: Known for his Psychedelic Style Commercial Artist *Loves all types of media Psychedelic Style
  • 6.
    His Artwork  PeterMax has painted for 6 U.S. Presidents  His art is on display in Presidential Libraries and in U.S. Embassies  Max has painted our Lady Liberty annually since America's Bicentennial and in 2000 a collage of his Liberties adorned over 145 million Verizon phone books  2006 U.S. Olympic Posters  Grammy Awards Poster  Pan Am Airlines  Sprite  5 Super Bowl Ad Campaigns  World Cup USA  The World Series  The U.S. Open  The Indy 500  The NYC Marathon  The Kentucky Derby  Album Covers & More Pick 4 to write down in notes!
  • 7.
    Questions: When was thebeginning of the POP ART MOVEMENT? What do you think Psychedelic Style is? What is a Commercial Artist? What does the term media mean when pertaining to this class?
  • 8.
    Definitions Commercial Art • Graphicart created specifically for commercial uses, especially for advertising, illustrations in magazines or books, or the like. Psychedelic Art • floral and celestial motifs • bright, vibrating colors • reminiscent of art nouvea and comic strip art • bold colors, uplifting images and an uncommon artistic diversity Media • Type of art material used (paint, pencil, ink, etc…
  • 9.
    We Will BeWatching the Movie Soon! The Yellow Submarine Illustrations
  • 10.
    Elements & Principlesof Art Shape {Geometric & Organic} Repetitive Patterns Bold Bright Vivid Color Celestial Motitif The Different Drummer, 1968
  • 11.
    Love Poster, 1970 Oneof the most famous pieces
  • 12.
    Peace Corps, 1970 Whatelements and principles do you see?
  • 13.
  • 14.
    Moon Landing #3,1969 Pan Am Airlines, 1969
  • 15.
    Profile Series: this iswhat we will be creating
  • 20.
    Facial Proportions Beginning aProfile Profile with Features
  • 21.
    How to DrawProfiles 1. Draw a circle. Divide circle vertically in half. 2. Draw a horizontal line, slightly below half way. (This is different then in full face proportions.) 3. Where the jaw and ear meet, both slope slightly backwards 4. Note that the profile varies much more then the frontal proportions. 5. Gradually draw in features: eye, eyebrow, nose, lips, chin, neck
  • 22.
  • 23.
    Drawing the Facein Profile Let’s use a trick to make things easier, we'll use the frontal drawing of the face, or one very similar to that used in the tutorial face drawing, as a guide to set the proportion of the side view. What I would like you to take from this tutorial is the actual structure of the face seen from the side and to notice how compressed toward the front all the facial features are Draw the front oval of the head then trace from the top and the chin two horizontal lines. Trace also a line passing through the middle of the head like in the picture.
  • 24.
    Now I wantyou to notice here, before moving further, the two main shapes that form the head from the side: an elongated circle and a triangle. You do not need to draw this, but just be aware of it.
  • 25.
    You can roughlyposition the facial features on the frontal drawing first (eyes, eyebrows, nose and mouth) then trace their relative position onto the side view using tracing lines as shown. Don’t forget the indents/contours!
  • 26.
    Add in moredetails
  • 30.
    Assignment: • Create 3thumbnail sketches in sketchbook of different pattern ideas. • Profiles should be of your self • Profiles should be filled inside and outside with patterns that resemble Peter Max’s artwork/style: Psychedelic • The best pattern scheme will be used to create large scale, psychedelic, self portrait.
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    Mrs. Hurd’s PsychedelicProfile Example sans color.