4种提升创造力的方法＋创意速写本点子
原文链接：https://createartwithme.com/4-ways-grow-creativity-creative-sketchbook-ideas/
日期： 2016-02-05
作者： Michelle East
分类： 美术课、高中美术、初中美术、速写本点子
标签： 4种提升创造力的方法、培养创造力、创意速写本点子、有趣的速写本作业、提升你的创造力、并置绘画、形态转化、荒诞交叉联结、剪刀变形、速写本作业、培养创造力的速写本作业
“舒适区是创造力的最大敌人； 走出舒适区需要依靠直觉，而直觉又会构建全新视角，并战胜恐惧。” Dan Stevens
你的学生是否困在自己的舒适区里？他们是否总只画自己熟悉的东西？你自己是否也困在舒适区里？哎哟——这一句戳中我了！
突破当前能力的局限，需要承担风险——即主动脱离我们习以为常的情境，无论心理上还是身体上。
作为美术教师、家长或艺术家，我们所有人都需不断挑战自我，推动自身专业成长（有时我们身兼数职）。那么，该怎么做？如何迈出冒险的第一步？本文将从美术教师的视角出发，为你介绍4种提升创造力的方法。
4种提升创造力的方法
1. 将自己置于一个全新环境中。
这可以简单到参观一家新美术馆，或一家风格新潮的餐厅。关键在于：去一个全新的地方，让自己脱离日常环境。建议先从本地开始，选择花费不高的场所。做一名观察者——主动寻找新的灵感来源。随身携带速写本，对所见之物进行多种尝试性速写。
2. 尝试一种全新的美术媒介。
有没有哪种美术媒介是你一直不敢碰的？买来或借来相关材料，用它完成一件作品。别害怕失败！ 我们通过实践学习，你至少得勇敢尝试一次不同的东西。
3. 研究一种你知之甚少的艺术风格。
了解该风格的代表性艺术家及其主要特征，再围绕它设计并完成一个创作项目。如果你平时习惯写实风格，那就挑战自己，创作一件完全非具象、但构图精良的作品！
4. 将两件毫无关联的事物组合起来。
无论是两种美术媒介，还是两种艺术风格，都无所谓。只要把两个“新事物”融合进同一件作品中即可！（可先从下方速写本点子入手试试看！）
4个有趣的速写本作业（用于培养创造力）
并置绘画： 将两件互不相关的物体组合，创造一个新形象——其中一件须取材于自然，另一件须为机械构造。采用完整明暗/排线表现。媒介： 彩铅
示例在此
剪刀变形： 以一把剪刀为起点，创造性地将其转化为其他形象——如怪物、机器人、机器、交通工具或动物。改变其尺寸与功能。采用完整明暗/排线表现。媒介： 彩铅
示例在此
荒诞交叉联结： 从以下两组词中各选一个，组合进同一幅画面：
龟 章鱼 蛇 鸟 蜥蜴 蜜蜂 老鼠 鱼
铅笔 锤子 锯子 钳子 剪刀 轮胎 钟表 鼓
媒介： 彩铅
示例在此
形态转化： 任选两件物体（一件为动物，一件为人造物），让它们彼此缓慢过渡、相互转化。共需绘制6幅图，清晰呈现由一物向另一物逐步演变的过程。加入完整明暗/排线表现。媒介：** 绘画铅笔
示例在此
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4 Ways to Grow Your Creativity PLUS Creative Sketchbook Ideas
Original: https://createartwithme.com/4-ways-grow-creativity-creative-sketchbook-ideas/
Date: 2016-02-05
Author: Michelle East
Categories: Art Lessons, HS Art, MS Art, Sketchbook Ideas
Tags: 4 Ways to Grow Your Creativity, Building Creativity, Creative Sketchbook Ideas, FUN Sketchbook Assignments, Grow Your Creativity, Juxtaposition Drawing:, Morphing Transformation, Preposterous Cross-links, Scissor Metamorphosis, Sketchbook Assignments, Sketchbook Assignments for Building Creativity
Are your students stuck in their comfort zone? Do they always create art based on what they are familiar with? Are YOU stuck in your comfort zone? OUCH-that one got me!
Growing beyond our current abilities requires RISK–getting outside of our comfortable situations-mentally and physically.
As art teachers, parents, artists we ALL need to be challenging ourselves to grow in our professions (sometimes we have multiple professions). So how to we do that? How do you take risks? I am going to tackle this from the art teacher perspective-here are 4 Ways to Grow Your Creativity.
4 Ways to Grow Your Creativity
1. Put your self in a new environment.
This could be as simple as visiting a new art gallery or new funky restaurant. Point is-visit a NEW place-get yourself out of your normal environment. It’s best to start locally, somewhere that will not be a big expense. BE AN OBSERVER-look for new inspiration. Bring a sketchbook & sketch various things you see there.
2. Try a new art medium.
What is an art medium you have been afraid of? Buy or borrow some supplies and create a piece of art using that new medium. DON’T BE AFRAID TO FAIL! We learn by doing & you must a least TRY something different.
3. Research a new art style you know little about.
Find out the major artists and characteristics about it then create a project on it. Do you normally work realistically? CHALLENGE YOURSELF to create a completely non-objective piece that has good design!
Whether its two art mediums or two art styles-it doesn’t matter. Just try two new somethings combined into one piece of art! (Try the sketchbook ideas below for a start!)
4 FUN Sketchbook Assignments for Building Creativity
Juxtaposition Drawing: Create a new object by combining 2 unrelated objects-one needs to be from nature, the other needs to be mechanical. Render with full shading. Medium: colored pencil
Example Here
Scissor Metamorphosis: Use a pair of scissors as a beginning point, creatively transform the scissors into something else- a monster, a robot, a machine, a vehicle, an animal. Change its scale & it purpose. Render with full shading. Medium: colored pencils
Example Here
Preposterous Cross-links: Choose any 2 words below to combine together in one image:Turtle Octopus Snake Bird Lizard Bee Rat Fish
Pencil Hammer Saw Pliers Scissors Tire Clock Drum
Medium: colored pencil
Example Here
Morphing Transformation: Choose 2 two objects (one animal & one man made) to slowly morph into each other. You should have 6 drawings illustrating the transformation of one object into the other. ADD FULL SHADING Medium: drawing pencils
Example Here
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