1. 3-D Studio Art Comprehensive 3
Trompe L’oeil
3-D Studio Art Comprehensive 3

2. Trompe L’oeil: Paintings
translated from French, means "to fool, mislead, or trick the eye". For that very reason, trompe l'oeil was frequently utilized by the great artists of the Renaissance period, for example, to momentarily trick the viewer into believing that the painted objects they were looking at were real. It is a very difficult technique used by many artists throughout history.

3. Trompe l’oeil: Chalk

4. Victor Spinski

6. Learning Goal and Criteria
Students will be able to create a work of art, in clay, in the Trompe Loeil style.
Scale: Should be the same size as the object creating
Texture: What texture is your object? Smooth? Rough? Metallic? Wooded?
In the Round: Should look like the object for 365 degrees
Trompe L’oeil
Scale
Texture
In the round

8. Sculpture vs. Function
Could this project be functional or could be used?
Should it be sculptural?
Can it be both?

13. Brett Kern’s Ceramics
This project heavily focuses on texture, but subtle and intentional designs that coincide with the item chosen.

16. Evaluation and Rubic: How will I be graded?
Design: Item choice, trompe l’oeil
Item comparison: Present your project with a group of items. Did your project ‘trompe l’oeil?
Evaluation: Celebrating Success
Art Criticism: Describe Analyze Interpret Judge
Project
Process
Design 33
Item comparison
Evaluation

17. One of the tasks for this project is to present the item with other tangible items. Will it fit in? Does it look realistic?