Year 7 2015

Name____________________________
Term 1, 2015
Miss Churchill

Unit breakdown
Page 1
Art vocabulary
Page 2
Colour Theory
Page 3
Written Task One-Artist Case Study
Page 4
Artwork Task One brief
Page 5-10

Written Task Two- Compare & Contrast
Page 11
Art Project Two
Page 12
Tonal Drawing
Task
Weighting
Written Project One

Artist Case Study
30%
Art Project One

Resolved Teddy Bear Print
20%
Written Project Two

Collagraph History & Steps
20%
Visual Diary
Drawings, Notes & Records
10%
Art Project Two

Resolved Creative Collagraphs
20%
TOTAL
100%

Printmaking
Assemblage
Photomontage
Decoupage
Mosaic
Still Life
Tonal Drawing
Hatching

Tint:

Tone:

Art Quiz!
Questions
1.Who painted the Mona
Lisa?
2.What happened to
Vincent Van Gogh?
3.TRUE/FALSE A tint is
any colour mixed with
black?
4.What colour does yellow
and blue make?
5.Starting with the letter P,
what is the word that
describes pale colours that
blend together with ease?
6. What is the meaning of a
complementary colour?
7.What is the
complementary colour of
purple?
8. Why was the Mona Lisa
painting so famous?
9. TRUE/FALSE Red is
opposite to Green?
10. If you are doing
origami what are you
using?
11. Best describe how you
would produce a print?
12.What is the meaning of

the word Collagraph?
(greek: kolla-graph)
13. Andy Warhol was an
eccentric Pop Artist. List
some of the popular
people, colours and
random objects he
included within his
artworks?
14. Margaret Proctor, the
Australian printmaker,
typically used what objects
in her work? List 3.
15.List the steps to the
Teddy-Bear roll out
16.How do you make a
Collagraph?
Date:

Date:

Written Art Project 1

Complete an in-depth poster telling the life and artwork of ONE printmaking
artist listed below. Be sure to answer all questions listed to the best of your
ability.
Andy Warhol OR Margaret Proctor

1. Provide a thorough introduction to Printmaking.
(ie. Country of origin, dates, famous printmakers)
(3marks)

2. Note the date and place of birth, education and notes regarding your chosen
artists life and journey.

(3marks)

3. Record 3 interesting facts about your artist (friends, hobbies)
(3marks)

4. Comment on their style and the similarities that appear across their work. ie
colour, pattern, objects, environments, expression.
(3marks)

5. Include at least 4 works completed by your chosen artist & provide dates and
titles.
(2marks)

6. Describe what you like about the artworks your chosen artist has produced.
Include what has been done well and what techniques could be used to
influence your work?
(2marks)

7. Include a reference list of 3 or more credible websites. (2marks)

8. Presentation counts! You may choose to do a booklet, A3 Poster, powerpoint
format to display your answers.
(2marks)

Total / 20
Art Project One Term 1

Teddy Bear Roll-Out

1. Watch and participate in a Teddy Bear printing demonstration.
2. Bring in an OLD teddy from home- preferably one you are prepared to
throw away.
3. In your given group, ink-up your teddy ensuring bear is successfully
covered in product to the correct consistency.
4. Transport the inked-up bear to the printing press using newspaper and
lay it face down on the cartridge paper in the middle of the press.
5. One person to feed the body of the bear through, one to turn the roller
and one person to collect the print and store on the drying rack.
6. Make 3 prints each and number each print as you go. 1/3, 2/3,3/3
7. Sign, frame and hang your best work.

Written Project 2
Investigating Collagraphs

You are to prepare an informative / instructional poster that covers the
following;

1. Provide a clear title Collagraph and a brief explanation of the art process

(3marks)
(4 marks)
3. Provide the names and artwork of 3 Collagraph artists.
(6 marks)

2. List (4 or more detailed) steps to create a Collagraph.

4. Write a small paragraph that summaries the materials used to make a
Collagraphs of all skill levels.
(2marks)
(3marks)

5. List 3 or more websites you visited.

6. Presentation counts! Be sure that your work is neat and legible.(2marks)

/20marks
Art Project 2
Creative Collagraphs Houses

Collagraphy is a printmaking process in which materials are applied to a rigid
substrate (such as paper, board or wood). The word is derived from the Greek
word koll or kolla, meaning glue, and graph, meaning the activity of drawing.
View the link below to refresh your memory before you start.

http://vimeo.com/50941703
Your task is to create an original Collagraph plate using a myriad of

textures and materials to build your design. Your design must reflect the
theme Houses whether that is a haunted house, a village or simply a
quirky house with plenty of character.
Show your experimentation with different materials by taking notes in

your visual diary.
Apply ink to your plate using a roller and print onto cartridge paper using
the printing press.
Continue to print a total of 3 prints (1/3, 2/3 & 3/3)
Date, number and hang the most clear print from your set.

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Name____________________________

Written Task One-Artist Case Study

Artwork Task One brief

Art Project Two

Written Project One

Art Project One

Written Project Two

Art Project Two

12.What is the meaning of

Written Art Project 1

Art Project One Term 1

3. Provide the names and artwork of 3 Collagraph artists.

Your task is to create an original Collagraph plate using a myriad of

Show your experimentation with different materials by taking notes in

Continue to print a total of 3 prints (1/3, 2/3 & 3/3)

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