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Grade 9 (10F/S)

Visual Art 10S

Module 1 -Lines

Drawing: Contour

  • Observe the lines in your environment more closely.
  • Name the different kinds of line.
  • Understand the difference between primary and secondary contour.
  • Refine skills required to produce a contour drawing.
  • Observe that the direction and characteristics of a line can create an emotional response in the

viewer.

  • Compose drawings that use line to evoke emotional response. 

Drawing: Composition

  • Observe the positive and negative shapes in a composition and be able to differentiate between them.
  • Observe “negative space” and record it by shading.
  • Develop skills in composing drawings that treat the space of the page as a two-dimensional 

surface and that do not rely on the traditional concept of object against background for interest. 

Art Criticism

  • To use an organized system for the study of a work of art – “the steps of art criticism”.
  • To critique your own artwork.

Module 2 – Shape, Space and Form

After completing this unit, you will be able to:

  • Explain the difference between shape and form.
  • Create two – and three-dimensional pieces of art.
  • Understand point of view and perspective.
  • Use point of view and perspective in your drawings.
  • Understand the expressive qualities, or meanings, of shapes, forms and spaces in a work of art. 
  • Examine objects in the environment to see how light sources create gradations of value.
  • Use line to create changes in value to establish shape and form.
  • Create a variety of values: compare the effects achieved by hatching, cross-hatching, and stippling: apply various amounts of pressure to a medium to create graduating values.     
  • Experiment with different drawing methods and media to reproduce value gradations that are present in basic geometric forms.
  • To use an organized system for the study of a work of art – “the steps of art criticism”.

Module 3 – Colour

After completing this unit, you will be able to: 

  • Name the properties of color and the colors of the spectrum
  • Identify different color schemes
  • Mix your own paints.
  • Produce tints, shades, and work within a variety of color schemes.
  • To use color as an expressive medium in creating two- and three-dimensional art pieces
  • To recognize the expressive qualities of color that artists use to create meaning.

Module 4 – Proportion

  • What is proportion?
  • Drawing humas and portraits

8 Assignments, 3 major projects