Balance
Balance Slideshow:
1. Have students open sketchbooks to blank back.
2. Have them draw three squares and label them Line Symmetry, Radial Symmetry and Asymmetrical Balance.
3. Students will draw examples in each box.
4. Students will write down a number list of 1 - 6 and take a small quiz.
1. Have students open sketchbooks to blank back.
2. Have them draw three squares and label them Line Symmetry, Radial Symmetry and Asymmetrical Balance.
3. Students will draw examples in each box.
4. Students will write down a number list of 1 - 6 and take a small quiz.
Vocabulary:
Symmetrical - if the picture was folded in half, both halves would be equal.
Symmetrical - if the picture was folded in half, both halves would be equal.
MNIST Dataset: Classifying Images
Brian Becker
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Jim Zuckerman on Composition: Symmetry | Educational articles and book excerpts on photography topics
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Wild Maths - Millennium Mathematics Project
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Asymmetrical - one side dominates, but balance is still achieved.
Balance: Symmetrical/ Asymmetrical/ Radial | Art Class Diary
Art Class Diary - WordPress.com
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Heliconius Homepage | Asymmetric butterflies - Heliconius Homepage
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Alexis Nielsen Interiors
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Radial - similar elements radiate from a central point.
Grapefruit Slice Clipart
Pd4Pic Clipart
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Radial Design
3villagecsd.k12.ny.us
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Inside the magnificent mind of Ashley: Symmetry Picture Assignment
ashisqueen.blogspot.com
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Assignments:
Creating a Radial Design
Creating a Radial Design
Creating a Radial Design:
Materials - Pencil, paper, tracing paper, sharpie, markers, ruler and circular item to trace.
1. Trace a circle onto the center of the page.
2. Using a ruler, divide the circle in half with a straight line vertically through the circle.
3. Using a ruler, draw a line horizontally through the circle to create quarters.
Materials - Pencil, paper, tracing paper, sharpie, markers, ruler and circular item to trace.
1. Trace a circle onto the center of the page.
2. Using a ruler, divide the circle in half with a straight line vertically through the circle.
3. Using a ruler, draw a line horizontally through the circle to create quarters.
4. Draw two diagonal lines across the circle to create 1/8 pie sections.
5. Place tracing paper over the pie sections and trace one section. Create an interesting design in the tracing paper pie section.
6. On opposite side of tracing paper, retrace the design.
7. Lay the pie section (tracing paper) over a pie section in the circle and trace over the design. This will leave copy of the design. Do this for each pie section.
8. Trace designs out with a sharpie and color in with markers.
6. On opposite side of tracing paper, retrace the design.
7. Lay the pie section (tracing paper) over a pie section in the circle and trace over the design. This will leave copy of the design. Do this for each pie section.
8. Trace designs out with a sharpie and color in with markers.
Student Examples:
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