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creating
Cubist
portaits
Presented by
Mrs. Meczywor
Cubism
NOT THIS
Cubism is an art style invented by Pablo Picasso and a friend in 1907. Cubism focuses on shapes that might look like cubes. A variety of shapes can be used. This creates a two-dimensional(flat) look.
What is
Cubism
THIS
Picasso's cubist portraits
Picasso's
style
- Abstract(simplified) face features, keeping only the most important parts.
- Broke up the face into fragments(pieces) of shapes and colors.
- Included different face views and features' views. Ex:One side of the face might be profile and the other three-quarter view. The lips could be broken into multiple views as well.
- Puzzle-like and flat, not realistic.
Creating your cubist
self-portrait
FOLLOW THE
ART 5 STEP PROCESS
STEP 1: PLAN AND PRACTICE
Start with your idea, think about the two portrait views you want to use and what facial features will be your main focus.
STEP
1
STEP 2: BEGIN TO CREATE
Start sketching out your idea. Begin with drawing the face shape, then start drawing the shapes for the facial features. Draw light until you get it right!
STEP
2
STEP 3: REVISE
Look at your sketch and check if your design works. Don’t worry if it looks funky, it is meant to. Erase and redraw as needed.
STEP
3
STEP 4: ADD FINISHING TOUCHES
Add the details. Do not worry about making the face colors realistic, maybe try blue hair! Try complementary colors to make it pop. Add a background and outline.
STEP
4
STEP 5: SHARE AND REFLECT
We share our work with others and learn from our work. Be prepared to discuss during Google Meeting during the week.
STEP
5
Please turn it in
Please attach to the assignment and Turn- in through Google classroom(preferred). If you’re having difficulty with this, you may submit to mmeczywor@eisd.org Include the lesson and student name in the subject. Use the attached video tutorial for help with submitting to Google Classroom. Please email me any questions you may have. The artwork will be graded according to the 4 art Rubric categories(Complete/Neat, Creativity, Effort, Follow Directions)