Here is a picture of him with his art.
BURTON MORRIS ART
We talked about 3 common features of all his pieces:
-Black Energy Shards around the outside of the work
-Bold, Flat, Bright and Basic Colors
-Thick Black Outline
-Highlights and Shadows with solid color
These videos help show him and his style of art...
Burton Moris Style Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctjiBvVyxCo&list=PL4AE49DD6487CE892&index=67
PDQ Commision Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FAT1us5V8g&list=PL4AE49DD6487CE892&index=69
Making art like Burton Morris
Burton Morris Heart Project
We talked about 3 common features of all his pieces:
-Black Energy Shards around the outside of the work
-Bold, Flat, Bright and Basic Colors
-Thick Black Outline
-Highlights and Shadows with solid color
These videos help show him and his style of art...
Burton Moris Style Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctjiBvVyxCo&list=PL4AE49DD6487CE892&index=67
PDQ Commision Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FAT1us5V8g&list=PL4AE49DD6487CE892&index=69
Making art like Burton Morris
Burton Morris Heart Project
Student Examples from Winter 2021 at Mineola MS
Kameron, Zane, Vanessa, Avery, and Anonymous...
Braxton, Mary, Keira,
Presley, Kali (center), Thomas,
Shylynn
Jaycee, Bailey, Kaylee,
Uriel, Katherine, Laney,
Andrew
Kalie, Cayden, Jayla,
Max, Austin, Kacie
LET"S GET STARTED
above by Mrs. Tabitha Seaton Morgan
STEPS
1. Start with 2 square pieces of paper. One should be black and one should be a contrasting color.
*note- I use the example of a "pizza" to start this project. The black is the "crust" at the bottom, the color is the "cheese blob" and the hearts and all other are the "toppings".
3. Burton Morris uses "energy shards" on the edges of his paintings to give the art life. You can use a scissor to make a negative V shape around the edges of the "cheese", or you can use a black marker to draw them in and color them in. When laid down, the look basically the same. Decide which way you are more comfortable with.
4. Get scrap colored paper (I use the pieces that I cut from the cheese paper before I made it square) and cut out heart shapes for your art. Variety of sizes is good. Layering is good. Try to choose colors for your "toppings" that contrast with your "cheese". This will make your hearts stand out stronger and be emphasized.
5. Glue down your hearts and draw a bold black line around them. You can add marker to the hearts on one side or under another heart to appear as though there is a shadow on them.
6. Use white scrap paper to make curved shards to put on your hearts as highlights.
7. Look closer at Burton Morris's art. Find other things you can incorporate if you want to add more interest to your work.
Emilia Spangenberg
Free time Pop Art Heart
Feeling like a
CREATIVE CHALLENGE!?
Use a different idea from Burton Morris's Pop Culture Subjects.
See if you can do the same idea as above, but a different shape instead of a heart...
DONUTS...
Hot DOgs?...
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2020-21 School Year
8th period Beginning Art Students
Jaxon, Anonymous,
Audrina and Lucy
Jeremiah, Daniel, Emma,
Kenzi, Natalie, Grayson,
Carol, Hunter & Davis
1st and 3rd period Beginning Art
Kaityn, Jaylee, Josie,
River, Francisco, Valerie,
Jarezi, Nathalie & Alexandra
River, Francisco, Valerie,
Jarezi, Nathalie & Alexandra
2020
From Mineola Middle School 6-8th grade
1st Period
Stephanie, jada, Kaylynn, Anonymous,
Rylee, Kayla, Yuka, Victoria,
Desiree, Sa’Niya, Kaleece & Katie
2nd period
Chance
Yareli, Emily, Mariana, Maleighna,
Chris, Lucy, Landon, NoName,
Caroline, Janette, Saphyra & NoName
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4th period
Kylee, Krissie, Bethany, Bryan,
Michael, Journey, Tristan, Sammy,
Autumn, Alisia, Brooke & Adrian.
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3rd and 5th Period Art
2019
From Mineola Middle School 6-8th grade
1st Period
Stephanie, jada, Kaylynn, Anonymous,
Rylee, Kayla, Yuka, Victoria,
Desiree, Sa’Niya, Kaleece & Katie
2nd period
Chance
Yareli, Emily, Mariana, Maleighna,
Chris, Lucy, Landon, NoName,
Caroline, Janette, Saphyra & NoName
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4th period
Kylee, Krissie, Bethany, Bryan,
Michael, Journey, Tristan, Sammy,
Autumn, Alisia, Brooke & Adrian.
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3rd and 5th Period Art
Ruben, Brielle, Bella, Dax,
Kaylee, Danielle, Deztaney, Josilen,
Frankie, Carie, Brooklyn & Caroline
2019
From Alba Golden Elementary (4-5)
Mrs. MacAnich 5th grade
Chloe, Addison,
Raylee & Alyssa
Anonymous, Campbell, Ella,
Sammy, Luier, Sofia,
Faith, Ramsey & cavern
Mrs. MacAnich 5th grade
Chloe, Addison,
Raylee & Alyssa
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Anonymous, Campbell, Ella,
Sammy, Luier, Sofia,
Faith, Ramsey & cavern
Rowdy, Josilyn, Isaac, Weston,
Madison , Anonymous, Wesley & Jaylee
2017-2018
Mrs. Clouse's hearts
GiGi, Erin, Allison, Trent,
Melanie, Miya, Valery, Sophia,
Myles, Lauren, Joseph, patch,
Pius, Leo, Anonymous & Anthony
Mrs. Ahmed's hearts 4th grade
Heaven, Martin, Isabel, christy, Xavier,
Adam, Jordin, Caleb, Phoenix,
Justine, JoJo, Reggie, Jake & Anonymous
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Mrs. Davidson's 4th grade
Selena, Ria, Kayleigh, chance,
Sara, Jason, Jocelyn, Janiya,
Michael, Anonymous,
Ashton, DaMarlo, Colin & Ayden
Ian, Alexandra, Ellis, Daniela,
Angel, Erik, Zeke, Addyson H.,
Zayd, Julian, Gavin & Jaslene
Mrs. Thomas's 4th grade
Sophie
Mrs. Meleski's 4th grade class 2018
Hailey P., Charlie, Jamilah, Kelci,
Annie, Angeline, Addison, Alec,
Jason, Angeline, Shelby & Anonymous.
Mrs. Bennett's class 2017-18
Gavin, Zaine, Sunshyne,
Roman, Anna, Sarah,
Kim, Shelby & Samuel.
Roman, Anna, Sarah,
Kim, Shelby & Samuel.
2016-2017
Below, Mrs. Elijah's 5th grade class
(Evy, Katelynn, Katie W., Katie K. and Antonio)
Image above by Maisy, 4th grade
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.This lesson idea stems from this art teacher blog...
This is a great YouTube video that explains PopArt to kids...