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One of my students Picasso inspired work, Acrylic on paper |
It's been so long since I last posted about me and my artsy kids. The holidays and that first month coming back always tends to fly right by. The bases of this article is to showcase a fun and fantastic artist project that can easily be done with both middle school and high school students. The project starts out with a quick presentation of the artist Picasso and his Cubist style. I presented the students with plenty of portrait references and we then commenced to play an art game that I absolutely love. It's called Roll a Picasso. I was able to get the amazing template on Teachers pay Teachers and you can access it by clicking
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Roll a Picasso Template used. |
After printing out the Template for all the students I then had a digital dice which you can find
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Once that's set I have the students take their papers and fold it in in half . We then did two sessions of the Roll a Picasso game. Afterwards I have the students customize the Picasso inspired portraits. This all takes about a whole class period (1hr 30 min). We then take 2 more class periods to paint them up and create some of the following, talented works.
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One of my students Picasso inspired work, Acrylic on paper |
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One of my students Picasso inspired work, Acrylic on paper |
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One of my students Picasso inspired work, Acrylic on paper |