"Trust in the Lord with all thine heart;
and lean not unto thine own understanding.
In all thy ways acknowledge Him,
and He shall direct thy paths."

Proverbs 3:5-6

ART (ELECTIVE)

COURSE INFORMATION 2010-2011

About Us
Board Members
Bylaws
Calendar of Events
Mission & Vision
Our Communities
Pathways Timeline
Statement of Faith

Contact Us

FAQ

Hiring Requirements

Shops & Academics
Bldg Constr & Maint
Cabinetmaking/Woodworking
Art (Elective)
Cosmetology
Jeweler/Goldsmith
Veterinary Assistant
On-line Academics

Special Events

Student Services
Admissions Policy
Student Forms
Tuition

You Can Help
5 Easy Ways
24-7 Prayer
$1 in Faith

We live in a rapidly changing world full of information and colorful images. There is an overwhelming demand for artists with fresh ideas, new perspectives, creativity, bold expression, and innovative designs. This course is designed to teach art fundamentals and principles. However, this course will also challenge each individual student to discover and develop the special God-given purpose and direction for his or her life by developing and expanding those artistic gifts that each has been given. Everyone is unique and everyone has a God-given talent. Through this program, our goal is to unlock and release these talents to the glory and honor of God.

This course is designed to teach fundamental art skills, basic principles of design and color, and principles of typography. Students will complete a portfolio and a gallery presentation.

Students will be required to integrate many academic skills as they work on art projects. Math is essential for the graphic industry standards-measuring. Spelling and Communication are extremely important when using words and making sentences that are incorporated as part of the layout and design of an illustration or graphic art design. Geography and History are used when doing research for an art project involving a foreign country or an historical event. Science and research are necessary to produce accurate representations of people, animals, plants, or anything in nature. Reading comprehension is essential for following directions. Communication and Presentation skills will be enhanced as students present and creatively explain productions.

Potential Instructor: MICHELE KEMBERLING

Michele has been a free-lance artist for 28 years, painting, illustrating and designing nearly 100 pieces of professional artwork by hand as well as through computer graphic design. Michele has an Associate’s Degree in Commercial Art from H.A.C.C., and also certification from a two-year program at “Art Instruction Schools” in Minnesota. Michele is excited about the opportunity to pass on her knowledge, skills, and expertise to her students who will become the artists and designers of the future.

LEVEL I - Introduction and Basics

Basics of Art

General Lab Safety
Careers, Opportunities & Ministries
Famous Artists and Productions
Individual Analysis
Fundamentals of Art

Line
Form
Shape
Space
Color
Texture
Perspective

Tools, Materials, Mediums
Forms of Art

Drawing
Illustration
Design
Painting
Sculpture
Photography
Topography
Graphic Design
Electronic Illustration

Preparation & Presentation
Gallery Presentation Final

BIBLICAL INTEGRATION – CHRISTIAN SERVICE ASSIGNMENT

Students will participate in outreach to an area nursing home by creating and designing Christmas decorations for the facility, as well as traveling to the facility to help place and present the decorations. The students will have the opportunity to personally bless the residents of the nursing home facility by designing and printing Christmas cards to hand out to the residents. This art project will become part of each student’s portfolio. To cover the necessary cost of materials for this project, the students will conduct a fundraiser by designing and printing Christmas cards and selling them through the School Store.

SUPPLIES TO BE PURCHASED BY THE STUDENT

Safety Glasses, Gloves, Facial Mask.

Drawing Materials: pens, pencils, colored pencils, chalk and assorted drawing paper.

Painting Materials: brushes, paint, paper and canvas. Matt board for framing artwork.

Textbook(s) and References as needed.

*"Trust in the Lord with all thine heart;* and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct thy paths." Proverbs 3:5-6
Home	ART (ELECTIVE) COURSE INFORMATION 2010-2011
About Us Board Members Bylaws Calendar of Events Mission & Vision Our Communities Pathways Timeline Statement of Faith Contact Us FAQ Hiring Requirements Shops & Academics Bldg Constr & Maint Cabinetmaking/Woodworking Art (Elective) Cosmetology Jeweler/Goldsmith Veterinary Assistant On-line Academics Special Events Student Services Admissions Policy Student Forms Tuition You Can Help 5 Easy Ways 24-7 Prayer $1 in Faith	We live in a rapidly changing world full of information and colorful images. There is an overwhelming demand for artists with fresh ideas, new perspectives, creativity, bold expression, and innovative designs. This course is designed to teach art fundamentals and principles. However, this course will also challenge each individual student to discover and develop the special God-given purpose and direction for his or her life by developing and expanding those artistic gifts that each has been given. Everyone is unique and everyone has a God-given talent. Through this program, our goal is to unlock and release these talents to the glory and honor of God. This course is designed to teach fundamental art skills, basic principles of design and color, and principles of typography. Students will complete a portfolio and a gallery presentation. Students will be required to integrate many academic skills as they work on art projects. Math is essential for the graphic industry standards-measuring. Spelling and Communication are extremely important when using words and making sentences that are incorporated as part of the layout and design of an illustration or graphic art design. Geography and History are used when doing research for an art project involving a foreign country or an historical event. Science and research are necessary to produce accurate representations of people, animals, plants, or anything in nature. Reading comprehension is essential for following directions. Communication and Presentation skills will be enhanced as students present and creatively explain productions. Potential Instructor: MICHELE KEMBERLING Michele has been a free-lance artist for 28 years, painting, illustrating and designing nearly 100 pieces of professional artwork by hand as well as through computer graphic design. Michele has an Associate’s Degree in Commercial Art from H.A.C.C., and also certification from a two-year program at “Art Instruction Schools” in Minnesota. Michele is excited about the opportunity to pass on her knowledge, skills, and expertise to her students who will become the artists and designers of the future. LEVEL I - Introduction and Basics Basics of Art General Lab Safety Careers, Opportunities & Ministries Famous Artists and Productions Individual Analysis Fundamentals of Art Line Form Shape Space Color Texture Perspective Tools, Materials, Mediums Forms of Art Drawing Illustration Design Painting Sculpture Photography Topography Graphic Design Electronic Illustration Preparation & Presentation Gallery Presentation Final BIBLICAL INTEGRATION – CHRISTIAN SERVICE ASSIGNMENT Students will participate in outreach to an area nursing home by creating and designing Christmas decorations for the facility, as well as traveling to the facility to help place and present the decorations. The students will have the opportunity to personally bless the residents of the nursing home facility by designing and printing Christmas cards to hand out to the residents. This art project will become part of each student’s portfolio. To cover the necessary cost of materials for this project, the students will conduct a fundraiser by designing and printing Christmas cards and selling them through the School Store. SUPPLIES TO BE PURCHASED BY THE STUDENT Safety Glasses, Gloves, Facial Mask. Drawing Materials: pens, pencils, colored pencils, chalk and assorted drawing paper. Painting Materials: brushes, paint, paper and canvas. Matt board for framing artwork. Textbook(s) and References as needed.

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