波普艺术课
Original: https://tabithaannthelostsock.blogspot.com/2012/05/pop-art-lesson.html
Date: 2012-05-29 Tags: 6th grade art, art lesson plan, comic art, onomatopoeia, pop art, primary colors, Roy Lichtenstein
| This post is dedicated to a lesson I teach at school. It is one of my favorites and this is the first year I have ever done it! I used it as an introduction to our comic strip unit... see below http://classroom.mineolaisd.net/webs/seatont/comic_strips.htm I really enjoy comics, not necassarily the adventure or stories of them, but the way an artist can draw a story and use such movement and expression in every frame. It takes talent! I am a big comic art fan... |
| I love this piece showing Superheros and the sub-word ONOMATOPOEIA! Get your Roy Lichtenstein coloring pager here. |
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Roy-Lichtenstein-Quote-coloring-page-4739886
| We talk about Roy Lichtenstein and his use of primary colors and animation with his sound words... |
| My Splat |
| I wanted to do one using our school Mascot, Buzz. |
| My Husband wanted to try too! |
I decided to incorporate the Pop Word lesson into my Cow Parade... see below
http://classroom.mineolaisd.net/webs/seatont/cow_parade_2012.htm
Faith, 6th grade 2014
| This "Pop" work and all below were done by my 6th graders using red, yellow, blue, and black markers on simple computer paper. They all finished in 2- 46 minute class sessions. I was amazed... are you? |
| Tyler S. 6th grade 2013 |
| Jacob B. 6th grade 2013 |
| Kimberley 6th grade 2013 |
| Omar C. 6th grade 2013 |
Or, Use the same idea as a name design
6th -8th grade at MMS (2019)
I also LOVE using Pop art comic style in my own personal art...
see here...
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