1. Painted Dreams

2. Process:  Information review on color  Project goals with discussion of artistic influence  Discussion of the use of color theory and proportion within artistic examples  Historical review of artistic influence  Brainstorming of main story line and possible meanings  Design  Color mixing practice  Production

3. Project Goals:  You will be able to define, determine, and produce tints, shades, tones and neutrals for each hue of the color wheel, including hues of different intensity and value.  You will be able to define, determine and produce the basic color schemes.  You will be able to produce a visually interesting image using the principles of design with a focus on Proportion, contrast, and color scheme.

4. Today:  Project overview and artistic influences  Begin brainstorming Tomorrow:  Review Principles of Design  Review Color Schemes  Discuss the use of the Principles of design and their use in artist examples with a focus on Proportion and Contrast.

5. Surrealism

6. Salvador Dali The Persistence of Memory Oil on canvas 1931

7. Vladimir Kush Metamorphosis Oil on canvas

8. Vladimir Kush African Sonata Oil on canvas

9. Glenn Brown Bocklin's Tomb (After Chris Foss), 1998 Oil on Canvas 87 x 130 inches (221 x 330.2 cm)

10. Glenn Brown Jesus, The Living Dead (After Adolf Schaller), 1998 Oil on Canvas 86.5 x 128.5 inches (205.7 x 326.4 cm)

11. Lisel Ashlock Hysteria Acrylic on panel 2009

12. Lisel Ashlock Moby Dick Paint on panel

13. Tomer Hanuka Jaw Breaker Mixed Media 2008

14. Tomer Hanuka Juxtapoza Mixed Media 2008

15. Fernando Vincente Interiores Acrylic on convas 2008

16. Fernando Vincente Flor de piel Acrylic on convas 2008

17. Amy Sol Dream of a Distant Cousin Acrylic on panel 2008

18. Amy Sol Dream of a Distant Cousin Acrylic on panel 2008

19. Nicolleta Ceccoli Beautiful Nightmares Acrylic on panel

20. Nicolleta Ceccoli Beautiful Nightmares Acrylic on panel

21. Anne Angelshaug

23. Paolo Pedroni

25. Mark Ryden

26. California Brown Bear

27. Mark Ryden

28. What is a dream? What are the visuals of your dream? Look deeper. Look up artworks that have already been done. What images/ideas can you still use?