Letter's to art III

dear Art III Theres nothing I have to complain about nothing I really have to say about ap art, theredore I will give you guys some advice on things you should have before taking ap art, you hould for startes have a portafolio already started because it is lots of work to start one through out the year especially if its your senior year. Also sculpture sophtmores yould take IB art because not to be mean but the IB are more appretiatie of sculpture and 3D.

Artist Interpretation of the world

lesson 1: Artist Interpretation of the world.
In this lesson I will be teaching the art III kids how to creat their interpretation of what the world means to them. This interpretation will be placed in a cardboard box that will be painted black.
step one : first we will cut a three 4x7 rectagle. these will be the walls then we will cut two 4x4 "lids"
step two: atach all items together but one of the 4x4 squears we will use one inch wide paper hingesthat will be glued to the out side to keep the box from colapsing.
step three: Let it set for a few min while you preper what you will put inside it.
step four: placeitems in close box wait fot it to dry.
step five spray paint!!!!!!
THE END!!

box 1

Clay pot II

Clay Pot

Math Curse art history

Art history: Louisa Nevelson was born in 1899; she was one of the most prominent sculptors of her time. Her sculptures included wood assemblages typically painted in either jet black or, later, in white and gold as well, ranged in size from the small and personal to the large and monumental, In the 1930's she came a cross the artist Hans Hoffman, In Munich, Germany. She studied under his direction and was greatly influenced by African masks and sculptures on display in Paris in 1931.
Artist intent:
My artist intent with this piece was to recreate one of Louise Nevelson sculptures. i recreated her world in a box piece putting my world or equation of my life at this moment into a more literal and less abstract form. This is why I used litteral objest in the box.

My 100 pice

This is my Hundreds pice its a mixture of colors that have been based on the 5 primary colors (black, white, red, yellow, and blue) and all though the intent was 100 colors so far there are about 49 colors.

for this pice my influential artists were Jackson Pollock and Morris Louis. I used Jackson Pollock's use

of color and technique of splatter painting because it seamed

like the most fun and less time consuming technique but instead of using a paint brush to splatter the paint

I replaced the paint brush for 49 squirt bottles and diluted the paint with water to make it easier to squirt out of the bottle. This is a Morris Louis technique.