COLLABORATIVE PROJECT

Sonia Delaunay

Artículo de El País

Sonia delaunay for kids de nivaca2

"A line is a dot that went for a walk" Paul Klee

Paul Klee from Alice Fernándz

Here you can find more examples.

HOUSEHOLD MONSTERS

WORKING ON A PART OF A PAINTING

Kaela Speicher 

Here you have a video

And here you can find a lot more drawings.

STAR DODECAGON (4 EQUILATERAL TRIANGLES)

https://www.mongge.com/ejercicios/33616

 

A family guide to HOUSE MONSTERS

"It has been some time since the existence of House Monsters was first discovered. House monsters are creatures that live in our homes and create all sorts of mischief. They trip us up, they tug at us and they are always plotting and scheming to make our daily lives just that little bit more complicated than we would like".                                                                                                      

Manual de monstruos domésticos from ESTER ALONSO


Click on the picture below to find out more about this project (don´t forget to type the password).    

VASSILY KANDINSKY (Collaborative Project)

 Squares with Concentric Circles, 1913 

Wax Crayons

EQUILATERAL TRIANGLE & SQUARE

INSCRIBED REGULAR POLYGONS (GENERAL METHOD)

HEPTAGON

In this particular case there is no need to divide the diameter into equal parts using the Thales Theorem.

Add colour to your polygon by using a pattern to easily distinguish between both star polygons.

INSCRIBED REGULAR POLYGONS

How to do exercises 1, 3 and 5

How to do exercises 2, 4 and 6

Drawing with the compass

A compass is a technical drawing instrument that can be used for inscribing circles or arcs. They can also be used as tools to measure distances, in particular on maps. 

Compasses are usually made of metal or plastic, and consist of two parts connected by a hinge which can be adjusted to allow the changing of the radius of the circle drawn. Typically one part has a spike at its end, and the other part a pencil, or sometimes a pen.

PARTS OF A COMPASS

Handle

Users can grip it between their pointer finger and thumb.

Legs

There are two types of legs in a compass: the straight or the steady leg and the adjustable one. Each has a separate purpose; the steady leg serves as the basis or support for the needle point, while the adjustable leg can be altered in order to draw different sizes of circles.

Hinge

The screw on your hinge holds the two legs in its position; the hinge can be adjusted depending on desired stiffness. The tighter the screw the better the compass’ performance.

Needle point

The needle point is located on the steady leg, and serves as the center point of circles that are drawn.

Pencil lead

The pencil lead draws the circle on a particular paper or material.

Cristina Bachero

Claudia Martín

It is not easy to work with a compass accurately but I´m sure that you´ll try your best.

Remember that practice makes perfect

This  handout is going  to help you with the dimensions.´

You´ll have to work with colour but selecting a pattern such as working with cool and warm colours or trying to find another type of harmony (monochrome, analogous colours...)


-Link to the excercise (step by step) Part one

- Part two

NOTAN: AXIAL SYMMETRY/POSITIVE & NEGATIVE SPACE

Nōtan (濃淡^?) is a Japanese design concept involving the play and placement of light and dark elements as they are placed next to the other in the composition of art and imagery.

Notan Japanese word that means the use of light and dark.

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Notan from ESTER ALONSO

It´s important to keep the composition balanced.
We can use a seesaw as a good example.

Click on the image below to learn more about how to get a balanced composition.