Day 22 of our 30 day January Challenge was an optical illusion inspired by Patrick Hughes and Mrs Belzner’s class.
This is a project that requires movement to do it’s optical deceit, so to see the projects at their best, go to Instagram and look for #30sal videos posted around January 22, 23, 24. Also, take a look at the videos posted to our Padlet DAY 22: REVERSE PERSPECTIVE. These projects were much more complicated than… say… drawing a stick of butter, so THANK YOU to everyone who pushed through the glue and scissor induced tantrums to make the weirdness happen. I appreciate your efforts, and I’m sorry about the glue in your hair.
[image_with_animation image_url=”11209″ alignment=”” animation=”None” box_shadow=”none” max_width=”100%”] Thank you for the Salish Sea art submissions! My inbox has been pinging with new and interesting artworks from all of you. I welcome all these flora, fauna, maps, and memories. I hear a few of you need a couple more days to get your artworks finished, so I’m …
Chuck Close has an almost photographic memory for things that are flat, but for 3 dimensional things that move around – things like faces – he is effectively blind. His work is built around his talent, and his disability. Through the detailed grids, Close can learn about the faces of people he cares about and commit them …
[image_with_animation image_url=”7724″ alignment=”center” animation=”None” box_shadow=”none” max_width=”100%”] Piet Mondrian, 1912 Yesterday’s challenge was to draw a tree from observation. That was part 1 of 3. Today is part 2 of 3. Today we’ll do the same, only different. Look again at the tree. If you did a drawing, study your drawing. Look at the branches, how …
30SAL Faves: Reverse Perspective
Day 22 of our 30 day January Challenge was an optical illusion inspired by Patrick Hughes and Mrs Belzner’s class.
This is a project that requires movement to do it’s optical deceit, so to see the projects at their best, go to Instagram and look for #30sal videos posted around January 22, 23, 24. Also, take a look at the videos posted to our Padlet DAY 22: REVERSE PERSPECTIVE. These projects were much more complicated than… say… drawing a stick of butter, so THANK YOU to everyone who pushed through the glue and scissor induced tantrums to make the weirdness happen. I appreciate your efforts, and I’m sorry about the glue in your hair.
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