Ms+Hayward



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? 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?
 * Success Criteria**

If I was to choose a tiny bit of my work that I love - what would it be and why?
 * 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?**



The buildings were man made and towns are full of hundereds of people but we will never know why god created the world. He just did! Its a world of blue skies with the sun streaming through the window and the world is full of pearls of nature. Even though the world can be an unhappy place, sometimes its a wonderful world. And thats my perspective of the world.
 * //Through My Eyes (World View)//**
 * //Through my eyes I see the world as a wonderful world of nature such as trees,plants and creatures which god created.

Through My Eyes (Art View)

Through my eyes I see art as a glory of wonderful experiences and adventures. I see landscapes as huge beautiful hills, blue skies and sunny beaches. Landscapes makes art inspiring because people paint landscapes of places that they have seen too or experiences they've had. I chose Grahame Sydney because I was inspired by the work and landscapes that he has painted around the Ida Valley region in Central Otago.//**