Art Is Every Day by Prince, Eileen S. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Contents Introduction What is Art and Why Should We Study It? What is a Substantive Art Program? Critiquing Portfolios Materials I A Brief Overview of Elements, Principles, and Other Terms

1. Elements 2. Principles 3. Other Terms

II Everywhere

1. Sketch Diaries 2. Observational Drawing 3. Photography 4. Rubbings 5. Found Objects 6. Big Questions

III At Home

1. Color Mixing 2. Photo Design Quilt 3. Paper-Bag Puppets and Masks 4. Paper-Plate Masks 5. Printmaking with Styrofoam Plates 6. Value Collage 7. Magazine Rainbow/Color Wheel 8. Paper Houses 9. Staring at Colors—Complements 10. Food-Colored-String Pulling 11. What If You Illustrated this Story? 12. Still Life/Portrait/Landscape/Genre 13. Drawing with Black Crayon 14. Paper Weaving with Magazine Pictures or Newspaper 15. Interpret Values with Newspaper 16. Using Line to Create the Illusion of Form 17. Distortion with Drawings, Magazine Pictures, or Printouts 18. Drawing to Music 19. Pattern/Texture Fill 20. Vegetable Prints 21. Homemade Play-Doh or Self-Hardening Clay 22. Building People and Cartoon Characters From Magazine Photos 23. Imaginary Shape

IV At the Art Museum

1. Generate a Word List 2. Autobiography 3. Scavenger Hunt 4. Find the Concept 5. Write a Poem, Song, Play, or Story 6. Which is Your Favorite? Why? 7. Vanitas Hunt 8. Drawing in the Museum 9. How Would You Arrange Your Museum?

V In the City

1. Find a Style 2. Look for Different Forms or Shapes 3. Drawing on Photos for Perspective 4. Finding Letters 5. Urban Elements and Principles 6. Find Your Favorite Structure 7. City Draw and Fill 8. How Would You Draw These Noises? Smells? 9. Reduce Scenes to Shapes and Lines—Simplify 10. Write a Poem, Song, Play, or Story 11. Photo Blowups

VI At the Park

1. Trace and Rub Leaves 2. Fall Trees 3. Match Using Only Red, Yellow, and Blue 4. Sand-Casting 5. Rock Sculptures 6. Drawing Trees 7. Prose/Poetry/Play/Music 8. A Naturalist’s Diary 9. How Would You Interpret Smells, Sounds, and Feelings? 10. Snow Creatures and Sand Castles 11. Andy Goldsworthy

Acknowledgments Bibliography Index of Projects by Elements and Principles