The Beautiful Enemy. Mutation of Human Cells

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2 CRITERIA 4 Craftsmanship: CRITERIA 3 Effort: CRITERIA 2 Directions & Initiative: Excellent Good Fair Poor CRITERIA 1 Learning Objective: Assessment Rubric (Teacher only) Last Name (Apellido): First Name (Nombre de pila): Period: Assignment (Asignación): Circle the number that best shows how well you feel that you completed that criterion for the assignment. Criteria 1 Learning objective: Criteria 2 Directions & Initiative: Criteria 3 Effort: Criteria 4 Craftsmanship: (Total: 25 x 4 = 100 for most possible points) Final Grade: Learning Objective (Objetivo de aprendizaje): Teacher Rating Total Excellent 9-10 points exceeds meeting objectives of project 5 points followed directions well and added creativity 5 points took time to develop idea(s), completed project, didn t rush, good use of class time Poor 0-4 points little attention to producing a quality piece, project objectives not met 0-2 points did not follow directions, took shortcuts to finish project 0-2 points ideas were incomplete, project not completed, failed to use class time wisely Automatic minus 10 points for failure to complete any of the shaded blocks. 5 points project was neat, clean & complete, worked to full potential 0-2 points sloppy construction, poorly treated edges, incomplete, used very little or no ability

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4 The Beautiful Enemy Mutation of Human Cells Students will study and then transfer scientific human cell information to CREATE a new perceptive of the cell, experimenting with color, form, and shape through research and artist processes. How can you USE the elements of SHAPE, COLOR, and FORM to create an artwork replicating a human disease cell?

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6 Some changes from healthy to diseased may include: 1. These cells consist primarily of a nucleus. 2. They have only a scant rim of cytoplasm. Diseased Cells

7 Mutated neurological cell resulting in Autism

8 Prostate Cancer Cell

9 Breast Cancer Cell

10 Lung Cancer Cell

11 Skin Cancer Cell

12 Geometric/Organic Shapes and Form of Cells Fresh Broccoli Cancerous Tumor

13 Our artist inspiration is o Miró initially went to BUSINESS school as well 20 April December 1983 Spanish painter, sculptor, and ceramicist born in Barcelona. as art school. o He developed his unique style: organic FORMS and flattened picture planes drawn with a sharp line

14 o STARVED himself to bring about hallucinations 20 April December 1983 Spanish painter, sculptor, and ceramicist born in Barcelona. o Called his artwork X, emphasizes antagonism (active hostility or opposition) o Grattage - SCRAPING paint off of the canvas

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16 Geometric /Organic Shapes Of Cells Mirrored In Abstract Art Miró, Gargantua

17 The Gold of the Azure Joan Miro, 1967 Pancreatic Cancer cell

18 Ovarian Cancer Cell Constellation Mirò

19 The Beautiful Enemy Mutation of Human Cells 1. Draw the OUTLINE of the cell. 2. Draw any line(s) extending OUTSIDE of the main body of the cell. 3. Draw the DETAILS inside of the cell. 4. Draw objects in the BACKGROUND lighter and smaller.

20 The Beautiful Enemy Mutation of Human Cells 5. Once it is drawn with a pencil, you will color it CAREFULLY with watercolors using the image to direct your work. 6. Look CLOSELY at the dark and light areas. 7. Be sure to fade and BLEND colors where necessary.

21 The Beautiful Enemy Mutation of Human Cells 8. Outline the parts with THIN black lines as they are pictured on the screen so they will be prominent. 9. Select background colors surrounding the cell. Make sure the cell STANDS out against the background. 10. Each project will be LABELED

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