Non Objective
What is non-objective art?
Non-objective art does not have anything realistic in it. It is not trying to look like anything. Instead, artists use the elements of art: lines, shapes, colors etc. to create their artwork.
Learn more in this video:
Your task:
Create a non-onjective artwork using only shapes and lines
Steps:
1. Gather some different object that you can trace to make shapes (a cup for a circle, a block for a square, etc)
2. Trace the shapes on your paper, spreading them out and overlapping some of them
3. Add black lines (straight with a ruler or squiggly)
4. Color in some of the shapes, be sure to leave some parts white
*Be sure your name and class code is on the back of your paper in pencil
*If you are working digitally, be sure to save your work to the camera roll (even if it is not finished)
2. Trace the shapes on your paper, spreading them out and overlapping some of them
3. Add black lines (straight with a ruler or squiggly)
4. Color in some of the shapes, be sure to leave some parts white
*Be sure your name and class code is on the back of your paper in pencil
*If you are working digitally, be sure to save your work to the camera roll (even if it is not finished)
Material Options:
Recommended: Collage or Drawing
Also Available: Digital or Paint
Also Available: Digital or Paint
