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Studio Art Notebook
(Instruction Manual)

2001-2002

General Instructions
1. Separate sections in notebook or separate notebook for studio art
2. Pencil and eraser every day
3. Proper Clothes

Labeling- Bottom right side of mounting paper in black marker unless otherwise instructed print
Name____
Studio Art____
Period_____
Single Line- Lines that show shape and detail

Outline- Lines that show the outside shape only

Studio Art 9/20/01
"Similar Forms"

1. Choose two objects that have similar form (shape). One must be from nature and the other manifested
2. Draw them on newsprint, in single-line and have them approved
3. Combine the two outlines (overlay them) to make a third, new shape like an abstract. IT should not save the design of either original object.
4. Cut oak tag 10x16 and put your name on it.
5. Draw all 3 objects in single-line, same size, evenly spaced on the oak tag.
6. Paint using neatness, clean up is very important!!!!
7. Mount with......

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Approximate Word Count: 1034
Approximate Pages: 5 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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