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 Choose an something from nature to draw with one single stroke.
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Drawing Challenge
Materials:
Materials:
- Piece of paper
- Any kind of drawing materials (pencil, pen, or crayons)
- One random household item that fits in your hand
- paper clip,
- pencil
- coins,
- small toy
- Place your random object somewhere on your paper. Use it as a starting point and create a drawing that includes the object. You may create your drawing as an abstract or representational work of art. Use the drawings below as inspiration! TIPS: be creative and have fun!
When you finish, take a photograph of the drawing with the random object. Post your photograph in the comments.
This week, place 10 dots on your paper (6x6 piece of paper). Imagine something you could create from the design.
Meaning of Transformation - a process by which one figure, expression, or design is converted into another that is the same in some important respect but is differently expressed or represented.
TRA - Prefix, in Latin means across, beyond, through, to change
FORM - Root word, in Latin means manner, or character or “a shape”
ATION - Suffix, in Latin means the state of being, condition, or action
Meaning of Transformation - a process by which one figure, expression, or design is converted into another that is the same in some important respect but is differently expressed or represented.
TRA - Prefix, in Latin means across, beyond, through, to change
FORM - Root word, in Latin means manner, or character or “a shape”
ATION - Suffix, in Latin means the state of being, condition, or action
In this week's drawing challenge, illustrate an idiom. Idioms are phrases communicating different ideas than the individual words.
For example, “Get off my back!” is an idiom meaning “Stop bothering me!” The idiom “You hit the nail on the head” means “You’re exactly right.”
You may draw any idiom you like, including one listed in this challenge:
For example, “Get off my back!” is an idiom meaning “Stop bothering me!” The idiom “You hit the nail on the head” means “You’re exactly right.”
You may draw any idiom you like, including one listed in this challenge:
| It's raining cats and dogs. Get off my back! You hit the nail on the head. We don't see eye to eye. I hope you enjoy this challenge. If you want to find more idioms, check the Scholastic Practice Page: Idiomatic Expressions |  |
Drawing Challenge
During the challenge, you have seven minutes to build creative fluency and express your ideas.
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