TAG——美术游戏
原文链接:https://createartwithme.com/tag-art-game/
日期: 2016-03-06
作者: 米歇尔·伊斯
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TAG——美术游戏!
绘画。素描。拼贴。TAG是一款适用于家庭、各类课堂、社交活动或企业团队建设的优秀美术游戏!TAG充满趣味、富于创意、独具特色、强调协作,最重要的是——你最终将完成一件美术作品!
我和家人一起玩了TAG美术游戏,玩得非常开心!我特别喜欢我们共同创作的这件美术作品,它定格了全家人一起游戏的美好回忆! 我的孩子和丈夫都热爱美术,因此我确信他们一定会喜欢这款游戏!我在自己的课堂(三年级至高中美术)中也使用TAG,它在学年初是一堂极佳的破冰美术游戏课,有助于学生彼此了解,并熟悉各自的美术风格。今年三月,我还将把TAG带到学校的美术节上,用于创作一幅超大尺幅的协作作品(非常适合家庭美术之夜)!
什么是TAG?
据TAG官网介绍:“TAG是一款协作型美术游戏,玩家轮流转动,通过绘画、素描与拼贴,共同创作一幅原创抽象美术作品。游戏需使用卡片、骰子、美术工具及色轮。每一步操作均依据一系列卡片提示进行。当抽到一张‘完成了吗?’卡片,且所有玩家一致认为作品已完成时,游戏即告结束。”
TAG盒装套装包含哪些内容?
我收到的是含美术工具的TAG美术游戏套装
(他们另提供一款价格更低的套装:不含美术工具的TAG美术游戏套装
)
套装采用色彩明快、结实耐用的包装盒,内含以下物品:
游戏配件: 80张卡片、色轮、骰子、说明书
美术工具: 16支油画棒(Crayola)、8种水彩颜料(Crayola Artista II)、5张各色卡纸、7张各色薄纸、2张金属质感纸、3张11英寸×15英寸水彩纸、剪刀、胶水、画笔(Blick品牌)、2罐亮片
我对大部分工具的质量感到满意。Crayola油画棒与水彩颜料着色力强,为画面带来鲜明饱满的色彩。水彩纸的品牌不详,但纸质厚实,估计为100–140磅,作画时不易起皱(“卷边”)。不过,Blick画笔略令人失望——刷毛容易脱落,且蓄水性能不佳。
谁可以玩TAG?
TAG面向幼儿园及以上年龄段人群。只要参与者能理解不同类型的线条或形状,必要时有人协助辨识颜色,即可参与游戏。本游戏适合儿童与成人、专业艺术家与非专业爱好者共同参与。我也认为TAG可应用于特殊需求学生的家庭或课堂环境(稍作调整即可)。企业亦可将其作为团队建设活动(对鼓励协作、创意引导与团队配合极具价值)。
如何玩TAG?
玩TAG十分简单,说明清晰明了;首名玩家示范后,其余人便立刻掌握规则。TAG官网提供一段玩法教学视频,建议开玩前观看,尤其适合人数较多的场合。
玩TAG的几点建议:
- 所有参与者应在开始创作前,在作品背面签名;我们还标注了日期。
- 每幅作品限最多4人参与;或同时开启2张及以上水彩纸(即同步进行2场及以上游戏)。原因在于部分人(比如我!)创作时习惯慢工细活,单次回合耗时较长,易导致他人久坐等待——孩子容易失去兴趣或感到无聊。若同时启动多幅作品,则可让更多人全程保持投入。
- 下几位玩家可提前抽取卡片,并思考自己想如何表现(如为拼贴环节,还可预先裁剪好素材,待轮到自己时直接粘贴)。盒内卡片数量充足,完全支持此做法。(我们一家共5人,整套卡片并未用完。)
- 准备一台吹风机,以加快水彩颜料干燥速度。
- 提前设定一些口头行为准则,指导大家如何在创作过程中相互鼓励,或以富有创意的方式引导彼此。(例如:若不喜欢他人对作品的改动,该如何表达?能否要求他人按自己想法创作?等等。)

我在哪里可以买到 TAG?
Amazon(含联盟链接)
TAG 概述
TAG The Art 游戏是一款极佳的协作式艺术创作游戏,能将一群人凝聚起来共同完成一幅作品。最终成果未必是核心目标,真正重要的是共同经历创作过程!若在课堂或家庭教学中使用本游戏,可达成大量学习目标,尤其涵盖色彩理论、美术元素(线条、形状、色彩、明度)以及美术原理(均衡、重复、强调)。它非常适合作为美术学习中心活动,或任何年龄段学生的开学首日美术项目。作为家庭活动,或面向其他群体(如美术社团、女童子军、X 公司、教会等),本游戏亦是促进彼此鼓励与团结协作的绝佳契机。
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(本文系 Michelle C. East 代表TAG 撰写的商品评测。本人免费获赠 TAG 游戏一套,由发明者 Mollie Thonneson 提供,以换取在 Create Art with ME 平台发布的评测。文中所有观点均完全出自本人真实想法。)
TAG – The Art Game
Original: https://createartwithme.com/tag-art-game/
Date: 2016-03-06
Author: Michelle East
Categories: 1st Day of Art Class, 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, 5th Grade, 6th Grade, After School Art & Art Camp, Art Games, Art Lessons, Collage Lessons, Elementary Art, End of the Year Projects, Featured, HS Art, K-1st Grade, Last Day of Art Lessons, Mixed Media Lessons, MS Art, non-objective, Oil Pastel Lessons, Product Reviews, Watercolor Lessons, Watercolor Resist
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TAG – The Art Game!
Paint. Draw. Collage. TAG is an excellent art game for the home, any classroom, social event or company team-building activity! TAG is fun, creative, unique, collaborative, and best of all you end up with a piece of art!
My family and I played TAG The Art game and we had a great time! I LOVE that we have a piece of art that captured our memories of playing the game together as a family! My children and husband love art, so I knew this would be a hit with them! I use TAG in my classroom (3rd-HS Art), it is a great icebreaker art game at the beginning of the year that helps the students get to know each other and their art styles. I will also be bringing it to our school Art Festival in March for an extra large collaborative piece (great for Family Art Nights)!
What is TAG?
According to the TAG website, “Tag is a collaborative art game where players take turns painting, drawing, and collaging while they create an original piece of abstract art. TAG is played with cards, dice, art supplies, and a color wheel. Plays are made by following a series of card prompts. The game ends when a “finished?” card is drawn and all players agree the artwork is done.”
What’s Included in the TAG Box?
I received Tag the Art Game with art supplies
(They do offer a lower cost box Tag the Art Game (art supplies NOT included)
)
It came in a colorful and sturdy box with these supplies:
Game Supplies: 80 cards, Color Wheel, Dice, Instructions
Art Supplies: 16 oil pastels (Crayola), 8 watercolor paints (Crayola Artista II), 5 sheets of assorted color cardstock paper, 7 sheets of assorted color tissue paper, 2 sheets of metallic paper, 3 sheets of 11″ x 15″ watercolor paper, scissors, glue, Paint brush (Blick), 2 containers of glitter
I was impressed with most of the quality of the supplies. The Crayola oil pastels and watercolor paints had high pigment and provided brilliant color to the composition. I couldn’t tell the brand of the watercolor paper, but it was a nice thick paper most likely 100-140lb, so it didn’t “buckle” as we painted on it. I was a little disappointed in the Blick paint brush, the bristles kept falling out on the painting & it didn’t hold the paint well.
Who can play TAG?
TAG is geared towards Pre-K & up. As long as the person can understand different types of lines or shapes and someone can help out with colors if needed, they can play the game. This game can be played with children and adults, artists and non-artists alike. I can also see TAG being used in special needs homes or classrooms as well (with some modifications). Companies could use this game for a team-building activity (great for encouragement, creative re-direction and team collaboration).
How to play TAG?
Playing TAG was easy, the directions were clear and once the first person played, everyone knew and understood how to play the game. There is a How to Play Video on the TAG website, this is great to watch before playing, especially if you are playing with a large group of people.
A couple of suggestions for playing TAG:
- Have all people playing sign the back of the artwork BEFORE you get started. We also dated ours.
- Limit to 4 people per piece of art OR Have 2+ pieces of watercolor paper started at the same time (basically 2+ games going at once). The reason is some people (AKA Me!) like to take their time in creating art and can sometimes spend a long time on their turn. This causes everyone else to just sit around and wait-kids loose interest/get bored. If you have a couple of pieces of art started that will keep more people occupied during the game.
- Have the next couple of people choose their cards and be thinking about what they want to do (or if its collage, they can get started and ready to glue when its their turn). The box comes with enough cards that you can do this. (We have 5 people in our family & didn’t go through all the cards)
- Have a hair dryer handy to help speed up dry time with watercolors.
- Set some verbal ground rules of how to encourage each other or creatively re-direct each other through the artistic process. (What do we say if we don’t like what someone else has done to the art? Are you allowed to tell someone else to create? etc.)





Where Can I get TAG?
Amazon (affiliate links)
TAG Summary
TAG The Art Game is an excellent game for pulling a group of people together to create a piece of art. The end product is not necessarily the objective, but working through the creative process together! If you are using this in the classroom or home school setting, there are so many learning objectives that can be met through playing this game especially color theory, elements of art (line, shape, color, value) and principles of art (balance, repetition, emphasis). This would make a great art centers activity or 1st day of class art project for any age. As a family or some other type of group (art club, girl scouts, X company, church), use this as an opportunity for encouragement and togetherness.
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(This is a product review post written by Michelle C. East on behalf of TAG. I received the TAG game courtesy of the inventor, Mollie Thonneson in return for a review on Create Art with ME. All opinions are 100% mine.