1. Self-portrait Charcoal
August 22- September 3

2. Produce a charcoal value sheet Understand how to use charcoal
August 22 Objectives
Students will…
Produce a charcoal value sheet
Understand how to use charcoal
Students will have their photos taken for the grid drawing.

3. Charcoal Charcoal is made from burnt pieces of wood.
There are four kinds of charcoal you will use in class.

4. Vine charcoal This is used for sketching
It can be erased with your fingers
It is very lightweight

5. Powder Charcoal
This is a dust like charcoal which is used for laying ground. It gives the paper a light grey background

6. Compressed Charcoal This charcoal make a darker mark.
It is harder to ease.
We use this for shading.

7. White Charcoal This is a white charcoal used for highlights
Make sure you erase before applying white charcoal.

8. Value sheet 40 points
Formative Assessment

9. August 23 objectives Students will… Practice their value scales
Grid their photo

10. Students will first put a pinch of powder charcoal on their paper
Students will first put a pinch of powder charcoal on their paper. They will then rub in the powder charcoal with a paper towel.
Students will then sketch a circle, cone and a cube.
They will then pick a light source and shade the forms.
Value Scales
Formative Assessment

11. Gridding your picture
With a ruler make one in lines from the top of the photo to the bottom
Then make one inch line from left to right
Connect the lines on the same plane
USE A PENCIL ON THE PICTURE

12. This time 2 inch spaces Gridding your paper
On a white piece of paper lay some ground (powder charcoal)
You need to do the same thing as before on your paper now using white charcoal pencil.
This time 2 inch spaces

13. August 24th- September 3 Objectives
Summative Assessment
Students will…
Carefully look at each box and transfer the image using vine charcoal
Shade and highlight the drawing when all of the image is sketched in place. Using compressed and white charcoal
Add detail using your charcoal pencils

14. Rubric

15. Good Better Best

16. Draw your feet with pencil or charcoal using value
August 26th Sketchook
Draw your feet with pencil or charcoal using value
Formative Assessment

17. Using value draw a kitchen utensils
Formative Assessment
September 2 Sketchbook
Using value draw a kitchen utensils