阿迪雷·埃莱科布与塞努福动物艺术课（第二部分）

原文链接：https://createartwithme.com/adire-eleko-cloth-senufo-animal-art-lesson-part-2/

日期： 2012年12月7日
作者： 米歇尔·伊斯
分类： 四年级、五年级、六年级、非洲艺术课、拼贴课、文化主题艺术课、绘画课、综合材料课、油画棒课、节奏与图案课、水彩防染技法课

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塞努福动物

参考资料： 阿迪雷蜡染（一次忠实的尝试）

第二部分教学内容：塞努福动物布绘

1. 塞努福布绘最早起源于15世纪至16世纪西非的科特迪瓦。
2. 他们制作布绘作品，以在狩猎时保护自己，并在舞蹈时带来好运。
3. 塞努福人以用泥浆绘制风格化的动物而闻名。这些绘画的设计母题通常包括鸟类、蛇类、鱼类、蛙类、鳄鱼和龟类。
4. 绘画中既使用动物形象，也使用戴面具的人物形象。
5. 戴面具的舞者形象常以侧面或正面呈现；有时身体为正面视角，头部则为侧面视角。
6. 几何图案/纹样（如圆形、条纹和锯齿形）用于装饰画面。节奏即艺术元素（图案）的重复。
7. 展示塞努福绘画范例：
8. 世界纺织品：科霍戈手绘与织造布
9. 明盖伊国际博物馆：塞努福艺术

关于塞努福人及其艺术的补充资料：
SENUFO

《西非塞努福雕塑》：1963年纽约原始艺术博物馆举办的一场具有影响力的重要展览](https://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/smpa/hd_smpa.htm)

《非洲塞努福布》](http://artinspired.pbworks.com/w/page/13819503/African%20Senufo%20Cloth)

第二部分：塞努福动物布绘制作步骤

所需材料： 12×18英寸黑色纸、彩色油画棒、剪刀、胶水

1. 选定一种动物： 鸟、蛇、鱼、蛙、鳄鱼或龟
2. 在一张12×18英寸黑色纸上，大幅勾勒出所选动物的轮廓。
3. 用剪刀将动物形象剪下。
4. 用油画棒在动物形象上绘制简洁的几何图案（切勿过于繁复）。
5. 最后，用白色埃尔默胶水将剪下的动物形象粘贴到背景上（即阿迪雷·埃莱科布——参见本课第一部分）。

前往 第一部分 阿迪雷·埃莱科布课程

以下为学生作品范例：

劳伦

贾米辛

科尔顿

卡罗琳

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Adire Eleko Cloth & Senufo Animal Art Lesson (Part 2)

Original: https://createartwithme.com/adire-eleko-cloth-senufo-animal-art-lesson-part-2/

Date: 2012-12-07 Author: Michelle East Categories: 4th Grade, 5th Grade, 6th Grade, African Art Lessons, Collage Lessons, Cultural Art Lessons, Drawing Lessons, Mixed Media Lessons, Oil Pastel Lessons, Rhythm & Pattern Lessons, Watercolor Resist Tags: 4th grade art, 5th Grade Art, abstract, abstract art, Adire Eleko, adire lesson, art class for kids, art lesson, art lessons for children, art lessons for kids, art projects, art projects children, art projects for, art schools for kids, Collage, elementary art, kids art lessons, kids school art projects, mixed media, mixed media art projects for kids, Oil Pastel, repetition, rhythm in art, Senufo, senufo animals, senufo art, senufo cloth painting, stylized animals, teacher art projects for kids, teaching art to kids, watercolor resist

Senufo Animal

Resources: Adire Wax Batik (A Faithful Attempt)

Part Two Delivery: Senufo Animal Cloth Paintings

1. Senufo Cloth Paintings first originated in Ivory Coast in western Africa in the 1400s and 1500s.
2. They made Cloth Paintings to protect them when they were hunting and to bring them good luck when they were dancing.
3. The Senufo people are known for their mud paintings of stylized animals. Design motifs for these paintings usually include birds, snakes, fish, frogs, crocodiles, and turtles.
4. Both animal and masked figure drawings are used on the paintings.
5. The masked dancer figures are often shown from the side or front view. Sometimes they are shown with a front-view body and a side-view head.
6. Geometric designs/patterns such as circles, stripes, and zigzags embellish the drawings. Rhythm is the repetition of the elements of art (pattern).
7. Show examples of Senufo Paintings:
8. Textiles of the World: Woven and Hand Painted Medium Korhogo Cloth
9. Mingei International Museum: Senufo

Additional Resources on Senufo People and Art:
SENUFO

Senufo Sculpture from West Africa: an influential exhibition at The Museum of Primitive Art, New York, 1963

African Senufo Cloth

Part Two Senufo Animal Cloth Painting Instructions:

Supplies: 12×18 black paper, colored oil pastels, scissors, glue

1. Decide on one animal: bird, snake, fish, frog, crocodile, or turtle
2. Draw an outline of the animal Large onto a sheet of 12×18″ black paper.
3. Cut out the animal with scissors
4. Use oil pastels to draw simple geometric patterns on the animals (Don’t make them too busy).
5. Finally, glue the animal onto your background (Adire Eleko Cloth, see Part One of this lesson) with white Elmer’s glue.

GO to Part ONE of Adire Eleko Cloth Lesson

Here are some STUDENT examples:

Lauren

Jamisyn

Colton

Caroline

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