Transcript Alice in Wonderland

Alice in Wonderland
Character and Scenery Design
September 1-3, 2015
Alice Liddell, Aged 7
Warm Up: Day One
• In your sketch / notebook, write “Wonderland
Design” at the top of the page.
• Draw a horizontal line in the middle of the page.
• Draw a vertical line down the middle of the top box.
• Example:
Warm up continued
• In the upper left hand column, write “Sir John
Tenniel (1820-1914).”
• Write the following statements:
– Illustrator during the ____________
centuries.
– Most famous for illustrating:
______________________.
– Knighted by :
___________________________.
Alice and Cheshire Cat
Jabberwock
Chess Game
Assignment
• For the next couple of days, we will look at
quotes from Alice in Wonderland and related
novels.
• You will become the illustrator!
• Use your skills to design and illustrate a
scene!
• You may use the Chromebook to look up
quotes, but we are not listening to music or
playing games.
Today’s Goal
• Choose a scene to illustrate.
• In your notebook, copy the quote you
want to reference.
• Underneath, draw a few small, sloppy
sketches of ideas you might use.
• You may also look at novels that are
inspired by Alice in Wonderland.
Alice-related books
• Alice’s Adventures Through
Wonderland and Through the
Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll
• The Looking Glass Wars by Frank
Beddor
• Splintered by A. G. Howard
• Otherland by Tad Williams
Superintendent’s Visual Arts Exhibit
• Deadline for entries January 16, 2017.
• 5 students each from DJHS, CJHS, and EHS
may submit work.
• Winning entries will be displayed in the
Alabama State Capitol.
• Work must be original and unique (i.e.: I can’t
accept multiple entries from the same
assignment.)
Warm Up: Day 2
• Write the following definitions on the bottom
half of your notes page:
• 1. Thumbnails—In art, small practice sketches
that help the artist plan out a project.
• 2. Illustration—Art that refers to a written
work.
• 3. Abstract—Type of art that doesn’t try to
look like anything from the real world.
Today’s Goal
• You should have a quote from Alice in
Wonderland or a related work.
• Today, you will begin your artwork.
• Let me know if you need something not
at your station.
• Try to make your quote and image work
together. For example—you can use a
quote to frame your drawing.
Wrap Up
• You will not be here Friday, so our
finished art is due tomorrow!
• Trash—Make a lap around the table and
make sure it is clean!
• Supplies—Put away drawing tools.
• Papers—If anyone wants to leave their
drawing here, take it up and put it on the
rack.
Day 3: Warm Up
• In the upper right column of your notes,
write “Salvador Dali (1904-1989).”
• Write the following statements:
• 1. _________ century Spanish artist.
• 2. Associated with the
_______________ art movement.
• 3. Illustrated Alice in Wonderland in
1969.
Down the Rabbit Hole
Advice from a Caterpillar
The Mad Tea Party
Today’s Assignment
• Today, we will continue our Alice in
Wonderland illustration.
• Don’t forget! Try to incorporate your
quote into your picture!
• You may use the Chrome Book only
for looking up information related to
this assignment.
Wrap Up
• Everyone—Make sure your first and last name
and block are on the back.
• Trash—Make a lap around the table and make
sure it is clean!
• Supplies—Put away drawing tools.
• Papers—Take up everyone’s illustration and
stack them neatly.
• HAVE A WONDERFUL DAY!!
Day 4: Activities
• No notes today!
• Today, we will continue our Alice in
Wonderland illustrations featuring text and
design.
• When you finish, submit your work to Google
Classroom.
• Tomorrow will be a wrap up day!
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOPa2rV
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Clean Up
• Everyone—Make sure your first and last name
and block are on the back.
• Trash—Make a lap around the table and make
sure it is clean!
• Supplies—Put away drawing tools.
• Papers—Take up everyone’s illustration and
stack them neatly.
• HAVE A WONDERFUL DAY!!
Day 5: Wrap Up
• Today is a wrap up day, so you may use your
earbuds / headphones to listen to music.
• Always use Chromebooks responsibly. They
aren’t for watching videos unrelated to
class!
• Check Google Classroom to be sure all of
your assignments are submitted… If you
don’t click the blue “TURN IN” button, I
won’t be able to see your work!