1. AP Breadth Alternatives/Substitutions Have fun, switch it up and swap it in for a weaker project!

2. Object Investigation Showing investigation of parts of an object and textures, details, points of view Direct observation Use tools, things that can be taken apart, opened, moved etc. Alternative: TEXTURE- idea of knot, tangled, braid, rope texture (Jennifer Wroblewski, Hugette Despaut May) Form, Texture, mark making, advancing and receding space though light and shadow, foreshortening Charcoal, graphite, pastel or acrylic Observational

5. Mark Making/Texture investigation Create marks through investigating the shapes and lines that create texture in a drawing. Observational

6. http://www.jenniferwroblew ski.com Mark Making

7. http://blindbrookart.weebly.com/ap-art.html

8. Abstracted Landscape Observe and sketch a landscape of your choice Reference color and forms and interpret in abstract way Simplifying to line, value, shape, texture, positive and negative space City scape/urban landscape as inspiration Or by contrast- suburb scott tulay, brian bishop, kim kadmus owens) Show case mark making, surface texture, line, shape, pos/neg space, subtractive methods of drawing Observational

9. Brian Bishop: Figures and Landscape

12. Charcoal

16. Museum Investigation First trip: the MET Project option #1: create a final drawing from an observational sketch within the museum from prompts assigned at field trip (or personal reference photo) Project option #2: create an artwork in the style of an inspirational work

17. Picasso- Composition with a skull

18. Leger Contrasted Forms

19. Ms. Livoti’s Inspiration in High School: Picasso Picasso, The red armchair Picasso, Head, 1972 Picasso, Woman with Pears

20. I wanted to express the essence of the figure- a lonely girl, consoling herself. I remember wanting to make her seated, but not wanting to care about perspective. Working in an abstract way helped me to express myself more. I was able to enjoy painting, mixing color, making brush strokes, and controlling line.

21. Student work

22. Still life combined with a landscape- objects placed in a setting that reflects the objects/tribute to historical time period/past/future/nostaligia Figures walking through a game board- game pieces are large, figures are small, interesting perspective Wood mannequin figure drawing, lit with strong lighting to show shadows, with the figures in various poses, falling, and broken limbs, distorted body A still life of wrapped objects, showing shadows, textures

23. Drawing from the point of view behind something/someone Exploring human connections, love between mother and child, consolation A random spill- drop or spill things and draw it as they naturally fell Musical instruments Drawing of food photo-realistically A crowd of people- in a car, on a couch, on the subway, waiting on line Inner spirituality/interpreting religion The artist in their environment