1 file available upon enrollment
8.5x11 or 9x12” mixed media, sketch paper
three 9x12" or larger canvas panels or stretched canvas (optional, mixed media paper can be used instead)
Access to a device with internet and a digital camera
Pencils with erasers
Colored pencils or crayons
Colored markers
Scissors 
Glue (liquid or glue stick)
Yarn (any color, standard thickness)
Paint brushes
Acrylic paint (various colors) 
Carboard
A ruler

In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
Kahoot
Pixlr

This is for students who havevtaken part one previously, either live or flex.  Projects are based upon art history.  For unit 1, dragon illustrations from the Middle Ages in Europe and modern day illustrations and sculptures from Southeastern Asia, some of which can be ferocious.  For unit 2, panel paintings of the Middle Ages both in Europe and Southeastern Asia will be shown which do feature religious imagery.  For unit 3, students will be looking at weavings from colonial America, Ghana, and the Navajo nation.  For unit 4, students will be viewing cartoons and illustrations from contemporary book illustrators as well as cartoonists. For unit 5, relief panels from various Ancient Near East sculptures will be shown which do feature religious imagery and cultural practicing, including hunting.  For unit 6, during the history of superhero comics, students will see comic covers featuring the death of a character and the characters Spawn, Deadpool, and venom.  For the final unit, students will view sculptures from Modern and Post-modern art.  No religious or cultural view will be promoted but presented unbiasedly.  No nudity will ever be displayed.  Art images like statues featuring unity will either be cropped or covered.

We will be using pixlr.com to digitize our comic books for unit 6.  Pixlr is a free Photoshop-like software that is based completely online, does not require a download or account, and is COPPA compliant.