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Triptych - The Meaning of 3 of Us in One Element and More


The Triptych






 Students need to work together towards one tell,
one element of unity, and 3 in one composition.
So the viewer looks from one panel to the next,
in order to come to terms with how the art speaks to them and
 how they can appreciate three different artworks in one composition.




The colors of the three pieces of art keep the artwork interesting. 

Students can alter the colors and transition within each of the pieces

during the making of the art







This way students are to:

Use an overhead projector, to outline the contour of their head/face (Siluet)

over poster papers (420mm x  297mm.)

Students write about their likes, challenges, happiness, or own events.
 
What makes one unique and amazing.

Looking closer at the story they choose meaningful colors 
 
To then use the elements as lines or shapes permitting the expression of feelings

or meanings.

Students make connections using color, lines, shapes, and repetition to help and 

unified the design. 

Making connections create a way, and direction beginning and 

ending of their story.






8th Grade students at work



Student's work was exhibited at the U of U


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