Sumaya

Draw what you can SEE not what you **imagine** will be there Tone: Look for the light and dark areas Fill in your portrait using light and dark **texture** as opposed to lines Be brave - avoid pretty, dark is dark, light is light No outlines - do not draw the outline first - start with the eyes and work out Proportion: Use some tricks and good observation to complete a portrait with good proportion Pop Art: Use lines to transform your portrait into areas of distinct light or dark (pop art style)
 * WALTS:**

I was brave - I have completed four distinctly **different** works? Did I avoid lines and outlines?i tryed and i think i did Is my work well proportioned? Did I use texture well? Did I really take a risk and draw what I see, not what I expect or imagine to be there?no not really but i tryed to
 * Success Criteria**

that its and landsacpe but that it feel like it be untouched the thing i like about john gatenby style was the the rich colourful pantings colours If I was to choose a tiny bit of my work that I love - what would it be and why? the eyes because the details are all in the eyes and thats why i choose it
 * Questions to challenge myself!**
 * //Why//** do I like or not like a particular work?
 * //Why//** did I enjoy or not enjoy a particular style?


 * Next steps for myself?my next is to be on task and to challenge my self**



[] [] [] [] Compare these artists - what do they have in common? What is different about them. the he things they have in common is that they both became a lawyer but dicided to become a artist Write a brief biography about either Cezanne or Matisse. Explain why one of these four artists influences you. What have you learnt from copying the work of one of these artists? What 'style' of artist was Matisse/Cezanne? What style do you think Gatenby is?

Through my eyes the world is green and is untouched. My inspiration is John Gatenby a landscape artist, who had inspired me By his rich colorful painting of landscapes. My paintings are based on John Gatenby's colors, and where the sky meets the land Or where the land meets the sky.

Through my eyes life can sometimes be wonderful and on the other hand, can be the worst day ever. But you have to understand Life isn't always fair, that's why there is good and bad in this world.



John gatenby is a local artist here in central otago. he was inspired By the magnificence west coast theand southern Alp,central otago and the lovely huge Mountains it was those feeling he wanted to share though his painting.

Most of john gatenby painting is based on landscape and seascape He also does other different tape of painting such as still life,abstract,brids and animal.

John gatenby has been painting for most of his life puruing his passion full time For the last sixteen years his panting are rich landscape colour Each board was undercoated three times wich allows his fine detailling.

Matisse was bron on the december the 31st of 1869 and died in november the 3rd in 1954, When he was 21 years old he became seriously ill and began painting and discorverd his love for art which became his long life passion.

Two years later in 1892 he gave up his career as a lawyer. He attended to art classes at the Ecole des beaux-art in paris and tried different style of painting he was then influence by Cezanne and van Gogh.

Around the year 1905 he finally found is own style like bight colour and the board brush stroke. He was know as the master of colour or the king of colour He has always tried to hide his efforts and wish for his work to have the light happiness of springtime.An had became a famous french artist.


 * //Thanks Sumaya. A good first effort here.// I didn't actually ask you to write a biography because there was limited information about your artist available. However you've managed to find a lot of imformation, well done. //I think you are working at Level 3//**


 * //In terms of next steps for writing a biography, I think you need to consider the following://**


 * Purpose:** You have provided some detail about the artists but not made a comparison. Next time it would be good to look for difference and similarity between artists. To gain a level 4 you would need to have included information such as schooling, major life events and why this person is significant in thier field for each of the artists.
 * Text Organisation:** Your Organisation of the text is pretty good. It is well sequenced and you've used paragraphs, good! N/S Conclusion.
 * Language Features**: Capitals and fullstops are generally good. I'm impressed to see that you know that you can use a last name only once you've intorduced the artist, makes the writing much less clumsy. SPELLING!!!

the things that i learn't last team and a bit of this term.....

to draw what i see and not what imagine

I learn' t how to do short pass and long pass in rippa rugby

you don't have to like you'r pantings to learn someting out of it

on pop art light is light and dark is dark not both

learn't what ratio was and how it works i also learn't to try and get the ball and not just give the ball to them

r h and ia rt means and what it stands for and how it can help you in life

and the word though my eyes can stand for a lot of thing to other pepole

and how it was to dive our own learning

you dont have to like your panting for other to like it how to shoot with two hands because i shoot with one hand WALT:Expectations acting skills how to tell a story using three pictures how to make a powerpoint how to make up eight step up (hip hop) team work how to write a script