The document describes two art projects assigned to students. The first asks students to design costumes for performers at a fictional company's conference based on optical art. It provides instructions for a PowerPoint presentation with slides on optical art, design ideas, and a final costume design. The second assigns students to turn a studied poem into an animated PowerPoint or video by including the read poem and images illustrating the words. It evaluates an outcome that conveyed the poem's tone through imagery and reading.

1. 2nd Pol HUM/NAT - ART Type of activity: ART- DESIGN: “FASHION DESIGN” Format : E-learning Students were asked to prepare a project for an imaginary company, designing what would be the costumes for the performers at the company’s conference. Aim : to learn about fashion design, to get an online introduction to the world of fashion design and to be able to provide the teacher with a project similar to that of an IGCSE Examination. Restrictions : The design had to follow certain instructions and the instructions included a link to a real design project presented to a company. Competences : saber conocer/saber hacer/saber ser persona. Intelligences : linguistic / kinaesthetic / visual / intrapersonal.

2. Consigna 1: Research “OP ART” (optical art) and its relation with fashion design. Consigna 2: Work on a design for a man or a woman, working in an international conference on OP ART. You are a creative at a multinational company and you need to design the uniforms for the artists who are going to be performing at the closing of the conference. Choose any artists you like (circus, dancers, singers...). Consigna 3: Prepare a Powerpoint file, with 3 slides . 1st SLIDE : introduction to OP ART and fashion design. 2nd SLIDE : include all of your ideas for your final design. Textures, colours, fabrics (telas), type of dress or suit... all the things you would do on paper, but you need to do it on images. USE the croquis of the human figure and try to “dress” them. 3rd SLIDE : it will be your final design , the one to present to your boss for approval. It should be tidy and clear. You should include a man/woman (depending on your choice) as seen from the front and from the back.