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You need: A pencil, eraser and markers a study of & LINE PATTERN You need: A pencil, eraser and markers

Discussion Point How many types of lines can you name? How many types of patterns can you name?

A Study in Line & Pattern Trace your hand on the middle of your sheet of paper (including your wrist at the bottom of the page)

A Study in Line & Pattern The inside of your hand will be filled with colorful patterns The outside of your hand will be filled with black and white patterns

Your Task Create a composition using line and pattern You will be evaluated based on the Art Rubric (color and finishing, neatness and details) You will be evaluated on your use of a variety of lines and patterns

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