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Lesson Plan

Cartoon Enlargement by ECSDM


Subject

The Arts (1996)


Assessment

  • Completed project handed in to the teacher.
  • Completed student evaluation form.

SMART Board

This instructional content was intended for use with a SMART Board

Description

  • Using the grid system drawing technique, students will enlarge a cartoon comic strip.

Materials and Resources

Cartooon Enlargement.notebook

Objectives

Students will be able to…

  • Enlarge a cartoon using the grid system drawing technique.
  • Learn how to increase the size of something, while keeping the same proportions as the original.
  • Use markering techniques similar to those of a graphic artist.

Vocabulary

  • Enlargement- To make larger.
  • Grid- Arrangement of crossed lines.
  • Cartoon- Drawing that is a caricature
  • Comic Strip- Cartoon series as in a newspaper.
  • Duration

    • Six , 45-minute class periods.

    Materials/Resources

    Art Supplies:

    • Pencil
    • Eraser
    • Rulers
    • Oak Tag Scraps
    • 18 X 24 White Drawing Paper
    • Markers
    • Sunday Comics

    Procedure

    • The class will be shown pictures by several Pop Artists.
    • Students will select a cartoon from the Sunday Comics section.
    • Students will fold cartoon and large drawing paper into a grid of 16 squares.
    • Students will sketch out their cartoon in pencil.
    • Students will marker in their cartoon drawing.
    • Students will outline all lines in black marker.

    Day 1

    • Begin class viewing artwork by several Pop Artists. Analyze and discuss their artwork and how it is related to the class project.
    • Have students read the Sunday comics and select a strip for the class to work on.
    • Students will then vote on the strips the class will complete.(you will need between 3 to 4 strips depending on the class size.
    • Have students separate the strips using scissors and place into a hat.
    • Students will then pick a cartoon to enlarge.
    • Students will then tape their cartoon onto a piece of oak tag and put their name on the back (so cartoon does not get lost!).
    • Following a teacher demonstration... utilizing the cartoon enlargement SMART Board notebook.
    • Students will begin to grid out their cartoon and their paper by folding them in half each direction 3 times.(creating 16 boxes)
    • Students should then draw a pencil lines over their folds.
    • Students will then begin to enlarge their cartoon onto the paper keeping the same proportions as the original cartoon.
  • Cartoon Enlargement Notebook
  • Day 2

    • Review procedures from the previous class.
    • Students will continue drawing their cartoon.
    • When students are finished, they should erase their grid lines on the paper.

    Day 3

    • Review procedures form previous lesson.
    • Students will be discussing marking and how a Graphic Designer would marker their own artwork.
    • Following a teacher demonstration step by step students will complete a marker test.
    • Students will begin marking their cartoon enlargement with warm colors first.
    • Day 4

      • Review previous class procedures and how to marker like a Graphic Designer. Students will continue markering their cartoon enlargement with warm colors first then cool colors.
    • MARKER TEST.doc
    • Day 5

      • Review previous class procedures and how to marker like a Graphic Designer.
      • Students will continue markering warm colors and then cool colors.
      • Black will be added last to the cartoon enlargement seeing how every detail will need to be outlined.

      Day 6

      • Students will finish outlining their cartoon in black marker and complete a student evaluation form

      Author

      Janet W. Andrews-Coyle, Enlarged City School District of Middletown

      Student Artwork

      • Examples of student artwork.

      Cartoon Enlargement #1
      Cartoon Enlargement #2
      Cartoon Enlargement #3


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