Creating a response to Picasso's Guernica, using previously learnt techniques

Art and design

Copy the artwork with as much detail as possible.

Create a version of the original artwork in our own chosen media.

Create an artwork which shows how the original artwork made us feel.

What do we mean by 'creating a response' to an artwork?

It might look different because we aren't able to match the skill of the original artist.

It might look different because we aren't trying to copy the original, rather we are trying to respond to how the original makes us feel.

It might look different because we didn't use the same materials as the artist did.

Why might our artwork look very different to the original work we responded to?

We could copy the original in different colours.

We could include information from our research.

Which of the following was NOT one of the points we considered for our response?

We might use angular geometric shapes because it adds detail to our work.

We might use angular geometric shapes because they are reminiscent of broken/smashed shapes which link well to the context of the painting.

We might use angular geometric shapes because this is often a characteristic of Cubist artworks.

Which of the following is NOT a reason we might use angular geometric shapes in our response?

Create a reponse to another artwork which links to our theme.

Create another response to Guernica using alternative media.

Which of the following did we NOT consider, to help us extend our learning further?

The idea of dividing you image up into nine equal boxes to improve composition is called:

When we talk about how much of an image is focused, we call this:

Which of these is not  a viewpoint we discussed today: