September 3: Drawing Icons
illustration by Victor Mosquera
Tuesday, November 3 :: Click Link for assignment >
illustration by Victor Mosquera
C: Voice Level 1 (quiet talking)
H: Raise your hand
A: Work on the assignment
M: Stay in your assigned seat
P: Work till assignment is completed
WHAT ARE WE LEARNING: Today we are drawing icons.
WHY IS IT IMPORTANT: We are practicing how to create images that maximize our ability to communicate with minimal detail.
HOW WILL MY TEACHER KNOW WHAT I LEARNED: You will draw for the entire class period and be ready to share your work with your class mates next week.
A smiling sun
A crescent moon with stars
A steaming cup of coffee or tea
A house with exaggerated proportions
A potted cactus
A pair of headphones
A stack of books
A vintage camera
A lightning bolt
A simple mountain range
A mushroom
A snail
A cat curled into a ball
A sleeping dog
A fish in a bowl
A butterfly
A self-portrait as a simple icon
A bee
A spider and its web
An eye with decorative details
A hand giving a thumbs-up
A pair of sneakers
A backpack
A bicycle
A skateboard
A pair of sunglasses
A key
A padlock
A treasure chest
A tiny sailboat
A hot-air balloon
A rocket ship
A planet with rings
An alien face
A simple robot
A ghost
A tiny dragon
A wizard's hat
A potion bottle
A magic wand
A crown
A speech bubble with a doodle inside
A smiley face with an unusual expression
A heart made from unexpected objects
A cloud raining something other than water
A tiny character hiding behind an object
A food item with a face
A plant growing out of an unexpected place
An everyday object turned into a character
A miniature scene inside a jar
SHORTCUT!
Press and hold the CTRL and ALT keys on your keyboard + the DELETE key (above the Backspace key!)