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    The document provides instructions for creating a Cubist portrait inspired by Pablo Picasso. Students are instructed to roll a dice seven times to determine facial features like eye shape, nose, mouth, and ear placement. They then design their portrait on the provided page using bold colors, lines, and shapes in different proportions to convey emotion, as in Picasso's Cubist works. Students can then write an artist statement describing their piece and teachers can have students critique each other's works using provided feedback prompts.

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    The document provides instructions for creating a Cubist portrait inspired by Pablo Picasso. Students are instructed to roll a dice seven times to determine facial features like eye shape, nose, mouth, and ear placement. They then design their portrait on the provided page using bold colors, lines, and shapes in different proportions to convey emotion, as in Picasso's Cubist works. Students can then write an artist statement describing their piece and teachers can have students critique each other's works using provided feedback prompts.

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    Everything Changes Picasso and Cubism Activity Sheet Super Eco B&W

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    joel
    The document provides instructions for creating a Cubist portrait inspired by Pablo Picasso. Students are instructed to roll a dice seven times to determine facial features like eye shape, nose, mouth, and ear placement. They then design their portrait on the provided page using bold colors, lines, and shapes in different proportions to convey emotion, as in Picasso's Cubist works. Students can then write an artist statement describing their piece and teachers can have students critique each other's works using provided feedback prompts.

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    Changing Faces

    Using the chart below and a dice, create your own Cubist portrait inspired by Pablo Picasso.

    1st Roll 2nd Roll 3rd Roll 4th Roll 5th Roll 6th Roll 7th Roll
    Head Shape 1st Eye 2nd Eye Nose Mouth 1st Ear 2nd Ear

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    Design your portrait here:

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    Early Finishers Task: Write an Artist Statement


    • What does your portrait show?
    • What emotions are you trying to get across?
    • How have you tried to portray this?
    • Do you have a style that is unique to you?
    • What materials have you used?
    • How do viewers feel when they look at your work?
    • How do they know it is yours?
    • How did you feel when creating this work and how do you feel about the work now?

    Title of Your Piece:


    Artist:

    Artist Statement: 
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    

    Plenary Task:
    Swap your portrait with a partner next to you. Give your partner two good points about their work and
    suggest an improvement for their work.

    Remember that a good cubist portrait shows the following areas:


    • bold colours
    • block colours
    • bold, Black lines
    • different proportions
    • strange placement
    • strong shapes
    • emotions

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    Something I like about your art is...

    
    
    

    An improvement I would suggest for your work is...

    
    
    

    Something else I like about your art is...

    
    
    

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