WELCOME BACK - SPRING 2023

 

Please complete Mr. Webb's Daily Check-In >>>HERE

OBJECTIVE

- Welcome Back for the Spring semester!

- Begin Opening Day Activities (sign & return schedules, complete tasks below)

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TASK 1 - Google Drive Shared Folder Creation

Step-by-Step Google Drive folder slideshow>>HERE

Follow the steps on the slide show to make your own shared folder.  Submit the link to your folder in Task 2


TASK 2 - Spring 2023 Opening Day Survey

Click the following link to access the survey >>HERE


TASK 3 - Goal Setting Activity - Part 1, Traditional Drawing

PART 1 - TRADITIONAL PAPER

DRAW 3 THINGS THAT YOU DID OVER THE WINTER BREAK

-Something you enjoyed

-Something you learned

-Something you actively wanted and pursued

On the lines below the boxes, describe what each box is showing.

In the space below the boxes, trace your hand.  Within each finger write goals that you will set for yourself this semester.  Then, outside of your hand, draw symbols for each of the goals that you set.

<Hand in your paper document.  Mr. Webb will scan and return a digital copy to your registered Google Shared Folder>


TASK 4 - Goal Setting Activity - Part 2, Digital Ink & Paint

Recommended apps>> Krita, Magmastudio, Photopea.com

PART 2A - COLOR YOUR DOCUMENT

Color each object with a flat color layer

Add shadows to a layer above flat color, labeled 'Shadows'

Add highlights within a layer above Shadows, titled 'Lights'

-----------------For quick cropping of backgrounds, use the remove.bg web app

Find photos of objects that complement or support your drawn elements.  For example, if something you enjoyed was traveling across the country to visit relatives, you might include a picture of a cropped airplane.  Find supporting imagery that you will essentially cut and paste onto the digital copy of your document.

For Credit:  Submit your multi-layered document as a Krita file via Schoology.




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