Final Project, 7th Grade

Hello 7th grade!

This post is for Jan 15th, 16th, 17th and 18th.  You will be wrapping up this quarter with a couple of digital options.  Let's start with the requirements...

Go to your google drive and create a google presentation.  You can embellish it with different fonts, backgrounds, and pictures from our flickr account.  To insert a image into a google presentation try to copy and paste... if that doesn't work, please learn more by clicking here 

Here's what I want to see on the presentation.

slide 1: Your name, hour you have class, and grade
slide 2: Variety:  How did we learn it?  What does it mean?  Comment on
your work.
slide 3: Unity:  How did we learn it?  What does it mean?  Comment on your
work.
slide 4: Emphasis:  How did we learn it?  What does it mean?  Comment on
your work.
slide 5: Balance:  How did we learn it?  What does it mean?  Comment on
your work.
slide 6: Two point perspective:  How did we learn it?  What are your
thoughts about the method?  Comment on your work.
slide 7: One thing you wish we would have had more time for and why.

Please put the effort into this project.  You have 4 days to show me and your parents what you did this quarter.  Be creative, make it beautiful!!  When you are done making you google presentation I would like you to send the link to both me and your parents for final review. When finished with the presentation you can do the following extras.

• Create a digital notan.  This is a project using Sumo.FM (click here) which you will log into using your google account.  Listen to the tutorial of the project (use headphones if you have them) and give it a try (click here for tutorial).  Challenge yourself with the notan (make lots of transitions, and intricate shapes)
• If you finish up with a notan, make another one or experiment with Sumo.FM.  It a fun program.    Please send me the link to your artwork that you have 'saved to sumo.fm' so I can see it.
• You can do anything off my art resources page. (click here)
• Check ut parent portal so you know your grade for art (and your other classes).(click here)