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Introduction to Lines in Art

Lesson Opening: "The Journey of a Line"

Objectives


Setting the Stage

Imagine you are standing at the edge of a blank canvas. In front of you lies an expansive world of possibilities, but there is one thing that stands between you and your masterpiece: a single line.

Quick Reflection

To kick off our lesson, let’s take a moment to reflect on the significance of lines in both the natural world and art.

Take a minute to jot down your thoughts in your sketchbook.

Engage Through Movement

"Line Walk"

After our reflection, let’s get up and move!

  1. Draw a Line: Find a partner and silently draw a continuous line—first with your finger in the air, then with your partner by moving your arms to create shapes.
  2. Interpret the Feel: Discuss with your partner how the line felt to create. Was it smooth, jagged, straight, or curvy? How did the movement change your perception of the line?

Bridging to the Lesson

Now that we have explored the essence and emotions of lines through personal reflection and movement, let's delve deeper into how lines are used in art.


Transition to Activity

With lines all around us—both in the environment and in the world of art—let’s put our new understanding to the test. For our main activity, you will create an artwork that uses lines to express a specific emotion or idea. Choose your lines wisely to convey your unique message!

Get ready to explore the incredible journey that a line can take!