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A Basic Skill and Understanding GRADE7 INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN & ARRANGEMENT Thinking About How to Break Up Number
1 Selected
the best design from your thumbnails. You will reproduce that
design on a larger sheet of paper using first a pencil to copy the
sketch then painting in the spaces (you should have at least 10
areas in your breakup design). In the first set. You will
use only black and white and as many shades of gray that you can
mix. The water soluble poster paint is mixed using a flat
palette and blending colors together with your brush.
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Sample of Breakup Design #1
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to Break Up Design 2 In the second design series you will break up the space again using 3 line movements which go from edge to edge. These will follow movement pattern of: Strait, Curve, Strait. On your thumbnail sketches try to achieve ten to fourteen areas inside of your design. How to Paint This Design. Paint these spaces by mixing combinations of black, white and one Hue. A hue would be the name of a color, like red, blue, green, etc. |
Example of Breakup Design #2

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to Break Up Number 3 In the third design series you will break up the space again using 3 line movements that go from edge to edge. This one will break up space using the following movements: Strait, Curve, Curve, Strait. Again try to achieve about ten or more shapes or areas inside of your design. How to Paint Number 3 Paint this design using 2 hues plus white. Do NOT use any black in this color mixture. |
Example of Breakup Design #3
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to Break Up Number 4 This will be an extra choice if time allows. Use 3 line movements which go from edge to edge. Use only compound curves, (S curve movements.) These can get scribbley, so don't use too many S curves. Limit your compound curves to 2 per line. Try to achieve about ten or more shapes or areas inside of your design . How to Paint Number 4 In the color scheme for this design use only bright primary colors, blue, yellow, red, and black. Do not mix the colors together. |

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