Jim Dine - Chalky Splat 1
LEARNING OBJECTIVE:
To follow a structured process in order to develop skilful and refined outcomes which combine techniques and processes.
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TASK:
Choose a suitable key image from the still life photoshoot. Carefully draw the key contours and details of your object and background in pencil. Use the copier to mirror your image if you used a Lightbox. Use marker pen to emphasise and define your main object so that it stands out clearly.
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MATERIALS:
Camera, still life objects, Lightbox, pencil and sharpie.
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ARTISTS:
Jim Dine
Jim Dine - Chalky Splat 2
LEARNING OBJECTIVE:
To follow a structured process in order to develop skilful and refined outcomes which combine techniques and processes.
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TASK:
Use black chalk to emphasise and define the outer boundaries of your object (see how Jim Dine does this in his work). Develop your design by gently smudging the chalk. Add coloured chalk to the background shapes and finish your outcome with a few expressive splats!
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MATERIALS:
Black chalk, coloured chalk, stiff brush and black acrylic.
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ARTISTS:
Jim Dine
Jim Dine - Mixed Media 1
LEARNING OBJECTIVE:
To follow a structured process in order to develop skilful and refined outcomes which combine techniques and processes.
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TASK:
Carefully trace your background shapes onto coloured tissue paper. Cut out your shapes with care. Choose where to collage pieces of newspaper and coloured paper into your background (consider how the pieces will complement or clash with your image). Now stick down your tissue paper shapes and then ask your teacher to re-photocopy your pencil drawing image over the top of your collaged layers.
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MATERIALS:
Tissue paper, pencil, scissors, newspaper and glue.
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ARTISTS:
Jim Dine
Jim Dine - Mixed Media 2
LEARNING OBJECTIVE:
To follow a structured process in order to develop skilful and refined outcomes which combine techniques and processes.
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TASK:
Redefine your image by adding bold outlines and strong detailed lines to the object. Use a pencil crayon to add some detailed lines to your work. You may also choose to add some realism to your drawing by adding in some shadows using controlled pencil shading. You may also wish to finish your image with some extra colours or white highlights.
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MATERIALS:
Black pencil crayon, coloured pencil crayons.
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ARTISTS:
Jim Dine
Jim Dine Presentation
LEARNING OBJECTIVE:
To follow a structured process in order to develop skilful and refined outcomes which combine techniques and processes.
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TASK:
Use the pre-made information boxes and artists images to create an A2 presentation template. Neatly mount up your outcomes and present them on the A2 sheet. Add your photo strip to the top of the sheet. Keep this sheet in your art folder as valuable evidence that you can create highly developed and well refined outcomes based on Jim Dine's artwork.
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MATERIALS:
Collage/mounting papers, printer, scissors and glue sticks.
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ARTISTS:
Jim Dine
