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Thursday, November 13, 2025

Sundry Semi Sphere



A SPHERE (Form) is a CIRLCE (Shape)  in 3D. 
A SEMI-SPHERE is half of a sphere. 


What objects/forms are SEMI-SPHEREs?

How does a semi-sphere change if it moves above or below you?

How does your EYE LEVEL effect objects? 
Above your eye? 
Below your eye?

 Further from your eye?
Closer to your eye?


PROJECT:
1. Creatively think of as many forms that are Semi-Spheres as possible. 
DO THE WORKSHEET. 

2. Choose one object or different objects to use for your project. 
You will beed SIX total. 

Show A Semi-Sphere form from these different eye levels or depths. 

PERSPECTIVE

EYE LEVELS:
Eye level is about where you look UP , DOWN, or FORWARD. 
IT is about how things change based on if they are ABOVE, BELOW, or AT your EYE LEVEL.
1. Above eye level- Worm's Eye View
You may have used this if you were in my class in middle school...

https://tabithaannthelostsock.blogspot.com/2020/11/worms-eye-view-city.html
https://tabithaannthelostsock.blogspot.com/2015/09/desert-sky-worm-eye-view.html



2. Under eye level- Bird's Eye View
3. Eye level


DEPTHS:
Depth is about how FAR BACK or FORWARD something is from your eye, 
less about above or below your eye.
1. Foreground (close to viewer, further down on paper)
Far below Horizon, More detail, bigger. 
2. Middleground
3. Background
On horizon, Smaller, less detailed. 



CRITERIA
-choose a form that is a semi-sphere. 
All of them can be the same object, or different. 

-create a space of background, foreground, and middle-ground. 

- Use your semi-sphere objects to show
above eye level, at eye level, and below eye level. 










Wednesday, September 13, 2023

Artsy Architecture






LESSON INSPIRED BY 
THAT ART TEACHER

Click on above image to see 
examples and instruction. 

Student Examples:
Advanced Art (11-12th grade)


Bella                           Jenifer

Bethany                                 Melissa 

Riley                                         Aniah

Victoria                                  Audree

Madelynn                        Sadie

Sa'Niya                                        Spencer





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1. Choose your Architecture. 
Find something that you can put into overlapping.
*It can be puzzled together from different areas of the world/city or 
make believe buildings can be added into background to fill up space. 

HERE ARE SOME IDEAS

Moscow, Russia

Taj Mahal

German Villages

Montreal 


Pueblo VIllages

OR

Pieces of Your Town
Mineola, TX









I chose Moscow Russia and Mineola, TX. 

2. Choose your COLOR SCHEME
Choose 3 colors (analogous) for your Background.
*You can use a Marker Bleed technique (like mine) 
OR Acrylic Paint smear (refer to ThatArtTeacher). . 

Below 




DRAW basic shapes and lines 
of ARCHITECTURE with PENCIL

EMPHASIZE with BLACK permanent marker

SHADE with DARKER VALUE within the background colors



Use white or lighter color for the highlights on buildings. 
Make sure to leave MID Tones of the buildings exposed (background
First one, I used White and Yellow Paint pens. 
Second one, I used White Paint Pen only. 

Or Use Acrylic






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Similar Lesson I have done on 
TheLostSockBlog

OVERLAPPING CITY 
https://tabithaannthelostsock.blogspot.com/2013/02/overlapping-city.html

CITY BY WATER 
https://tabithaannthelostsock.blogspot.com/2020/11/city-by-water.html