Thanks to the Cloth Paper and Scissors magazine for these beautiful little people made from recycled bits.
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By Maria Testa
Activity 1:
Use your knowledge of textures, forms and tones to draw your own 3-D person. Think of objects you can collect that will give it a character.
Criteria - for 10 marks
'Beautiful' qualities - does it look beautiful? [5]
Illusions of form & texture - are they convincing?[5]
Activity 2:
Collect a variety of your own materials (recycled!) and construct a beautiful person. Try and establish a character for this person.
Design challenge .... get your character to fit inside a 1litre yoghurt tub for protection!
Criteria - for 25 marks
Technical skill - no sticky tape, glue or staples! [5]
Variety in component collection [5]
Expression of a character showing diversity in SA [5]
Presentation [5] Use of elements and principles e.g form; colour; texture; contrast; variety; [5] |
For activity 1, do we draw how the doll will look or the character that you will want to make?
ReplyDeleteBoth! You try and imagine what your doll character will look like, and draw that. However, you will find that there will be changes as you construct it - that is as it should be - an 'evolution'.
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