Art Prep for Coop #3
Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2016 9:28 pm
Dear Upper Grammar Artists,
We will be taking a diversion of my original art plan as I have fallen in love with cartography! Please plan to bring to the NEXT TWO COOPS the following items:
Ruler
Pencil/eraser
Colored Markers
Colored pencils (if you have them - I can't remember if I required these as I have quite a few)
Ink Pen - like a fine line G-2 type or similar in black and blue
Additionally, I would like you to turn in some (hand written) observations based on the questions provided and referring to the attached maps. This exercise should only take about 30 minutes. I apologize that it is super late to post, however, it will help us move into our art project much sooner if you are able to complete this prior to class. Please turn this in to me prior to worship with your name on it. It is likely easiest to view the maps on the computer and zoom in and out to look at them. It will take a lot of ink to print them, so I don't recommend it.
"Cartography has always had a dual nature. There those who consider cartography an art form. Others consider cartography an exact science of how one can flatten a rounded object and not distort the image."
We shall consider the art form
We will be taking a diversion of my original art plan as I have fallen in love with cartography! Please plan to bring to the NEXT TWO COOPS the following items:
Ruler
Pencil/eraser
Colored Markers
Colored pencils (if you have them - I can't remember if I required these as I have quite a few)
Ink Pen - like a fine line G-2 type or similar in black and blue
Additionally, I would like you to turn in some (hand written) observations based on the questions provided and referring to the attached maps. This exercise should only take about 30 minutes. I apologize that it is super late to post, however, it will help us move into our art project much sooner if you are able to complete this prior to class. Please turn this in to me prior to worship with your name on it. It is likely easiest to view the maps on the computer and zoom in and out to look at them. It will take a lot of ink to print them, so I don't recommend it.
"Cartography has always had a dual nature. There those who consider cartography an art form. Others consider cartography an exact science of how one can flatten a rounded object and not distort the image."
We shall consider the art form