Balance: Create a composition that showcases both symmetrical and asymmetrical balance.
Contrast: Illustrate a scene using only black and white, focusing on the play of light and shadow.
Shape: Create an artwork entirely using geometric and organic shapes.
Unity: Combine various objects in a creative way to express a common theme or idea.
Color: Develop a monochromatic color scheme to convey a specific mood or emotion.
Line: Experiment with different types of lines (straight, curved, zigzag) to create dynamic compositions.
Rhythm: Draw a repeating pattern that captures a sense of movement and flow.
Form: Render a still life, paying special attention to how light interacts with the objects to create the illusion of three-dimensionality.
Emphasis: Design a page where one element is the focal point and the rest support it.
Texture: Explore various techniques to convey different textures, such as rough, smooth, or fuzzy.
Value Study: Select an object and create a grayscale drawing that accurately captures its light and dark values.
Cross-Hatching: Practice cross-hatching techniques to add depth and volume to a drawing.
Still Life: Set up a composition of objects and draw it using different shading techniques to achieve realism.
Collage: Combine various materials (newspaper, magazines, fabric) to create a visually engaging collage that tells a story.
Mash-Up: Combine two unrelated objects to design a new, imaginative entity or scene.
Typography: Create a visual representation of a favorite quote or phrase using creative typography.
Master Study: Choose a work from a famous artist and recreate it in your style, paying attention to their techniques and style.
Historical Era: Research an art movement (e.g., Renaissance, Cubism) and create a piece inspired by its style and principles.
Then & Now: Draw an image that represents who you were at the start of this class and who you are now.