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Learn How to Draw Optical Illusions W/ Cones, Squares, Holes, and Spheres
Rozine
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4.9
Number of reviews:(2,246)
Black and White Art Uses Shadows and Highlights Create Dimension
Class Experience
Learners have fun with Rozine's curriculum which includes seasonal pop art, cartooning, and graphic design. During each session, students learn to create an optical illusion of three-dimensional spheres. Rozine guides students step-by-step, drawing straight and curved lines with pencil. She then shows students which parts to color black and those that need to stay white. She then demonstrates how to shade grey on specific white areas, and white on the black, in order to deceive the eye....
4 lessons//4 Weeks
Week 1Lesson 1ConesWe will use straight and curvy lines, shadows and highlights to create the illusion of cones pointing at a central point.Week 2Lesson 2SquareWe will use boxes and curvy lines, shadows and highlights to create the illusion of steps. Are they going up or down?Week 3Lesson 3HoleWe will use circles and curved lines, shadows and highlights to create the illusion of a hole in our paper. Don't fall in!Week 4Lesson 4BubbleWe will use a circle and checkerboard pattern to create the illusion of a bubble popping out of our paper.
- Drawing and coloring develops many talents, such as: • fine motor skills • spatial reasoning • objectivity • visualization • self-discipline • creative problem-solving
Since 2005, Rozine taught cartooning classes to elementary-aged, inner-city children in Chicago and Los Angeles. She is the illustrator, author, and publisher of several all-age coloring activity books. She creates a relaxing atmosphere, encouraging connection amongst others, as well as confident self-expression.
Assessment
Frequency: available upon requestDetails: Students are encouraged to share their work with Rozine and other learners, by holding their artwork up to the camera. Praise and recognition is awarded, regardless of skill level. Rozine stresses the importance of each artist liking their own work—and if they see something they don't like, she motivates them to find the solution to fix the problem. Suggested fixes are offered if the student struggles.
Artist will need: - paper (can be printer paper or sketch or scratch) - pencil w/ eraser - straight edge or ruler - compass or other round object(s) to trace - Sharpie or black marker(s) - black colored pencil (optional) - white colored pencil (if no white is available, any lightest toned pencil will work) The above supplies are suggestions. Many times, the best art comes from students doing the best they can with the (unconventional) resources they have available. Students can frame their artwork by stapling or taping it to a larger sheet of colored construction paper (also optional).
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Group Class
$72
for 4 classes1x per week, 4 weeks
45 min
Completed by 16 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 10-15
1-12 learners per class
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