THE MUNDANE - PHOTOGRAPHY
A lesson designed around finding the small details and using compositional techniques in order to gain a basic understanding of Photography. Written for High School, and includes an in-depth introduction to camera techniques, vocabulary, and processes. Combines the practices of Shooting and Editing into a single lesson.
THE MUNDANE - PHOTO CRITIQUE
A lesson written as the final critique for the Mundane Photography lesson. Designed to be the classes introduction to the practice of critique, the lesson includes a discussion about the language and mindset used when discussing artwork, and how to approach a discussion with other artists.
THE CHASE
A lesson written for a film/videography class that serves as an introduction to montage (in the french definition). The lesson includes a discussion of film history, and examining the philosophy of Lev Kuleshov. Students are expected to use the idea of a “Chase” to explore the process of production with an edit in mind.
LOGO DESIGN
Designed for an intermediate level digital media class, this lesson serves as a total introduction to Adobe Illustrator and the idea of branding. The lesson includes an in-depth exploration of the pen tool, bezier curves, and logo research before students take the time to develop their own brand.
4 - COLOR PATTERNED FABRIC
A lesson designed to be a quick, practical lesson on the production of a 4-color pattern. Includes discussions of formatting, and a proposed printing process through an online retailer.
NON - OBJECTIVE WATERCOLOR & INK
A lesson designed to be an exploration into non-objective drawing, and serve as an introduction to abstract art as a whole. Includes discussion about modern artists such as Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko, Willem De Kooning, and more. Also designed to be an examination of watercolor painting techniques.
VALUE & STILL LIFE
A lesson designed to be a foundational piece in an introductory visual arts class. Used to discuss and practice different techniques in rendering value, the lesson includes multiple exercises that bring students from the ground up in their development of drawing skills.
MONOCHROMATIC LANDSCAPES
A lesson designed for an introductory visual arts class, that brings students through the basic formation of a landscape. Includes discussion of color theory and exercises that give students a tangible reference for how a basic landscape is structured.