Sneaker Redesign
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This is another from scratch lesson plan that I teach with a color theory worksheet. It is the last project I teach in my color unit as a way to cap the unit and review everything, use color schemes, and make decorative papers. It may be a bit easy but It's simple enough to emphasize color decisions instead of a technical use of color. I've found it's hard to get students to classify their color scheme, but at least some do make informed decisions about their colors and their classification. Color theory worksheet: http://tinyurl.com/lquf26x
Sneaker Redesign
- 1. Sneaker Redesign: Shape and Color moods- Criteria & Objectives Students will redesign a sneaker for the brand of their choice using the color scheme of their choice from a color packet. Students will complete a packet of color schemes using colored pencils or tempera paint. Students will make paste paper for one of their colors and to add texture and patterns. Students will make watercolor accident paper for one of their colors and to add texture and patterns. Students will layer and collage their paper using composite shapes and advanced collaging techniques. Students will use colored pencils, paste paper, construction paper, and pencil to design and create their sneaker. The objective of the assignment is to use a color scheme, re-design a product, and to make paste paper to create visual texture.
- 3. Paste Paper
- 4. Make your sneaker design big, big designs are easier to cut out.
- 5. Dont cut out individual shapes. Cut and paste them on a larger sheet of paper, then cut and paste them onto your design. This way your edges are clean and crisp.
- 6. If youre having trouble cutting out complex shapes, then layer your shapes. Cut out background colors as one large shape, then layer and overlap your sections.
- 17. Color wheel
- 18. Color wheel with tints Tints= Color + White
- 19. Color wheel with shades Shades= Color + Black
- 20. Complete color wheel with tints and shades
- 21. Primary colors
- 22. Secondary colors
- 23. Tertiary colors
- 24. Analogous colors Analogous= colors next to each other on the color wheel
- 25. Analogous color triads Analogous Triad= three colors that are next to each other on the color wheel On the left is the proper way to color in squares, on the right is the improper way to color in the squares
- 26. Split complimentary triad Split Complimentary Triad= a complimentary color pair where one color is split into two tertiary colors. For example Yellow and Violet are a complimentary color pair, you can split Violet into Red-Violet and Blue-Violet and add yellow to make it a complete split complimentary color triad.
- 27. Split complimentary triad Here is an example of another split complimentary color triad. This time blue has been split into Blue-Violet and BlueGreen. You will have to use a split complimentary color triad for your artwork, make sure you pick a triad that you like.