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Buchanico Hull Art 2!

Posted by Anthony Buchanico on
A:Negative space can be thought of as the image between the image. It can be represented as what sticks out in the picture. This was represented in the tree shown below.

B: I noticed which part was negative and positive space by taking note of what sticks out in the picture. This went for both images.

C: It can help an artist with the shading of a picture as well as perfecting the perspective of the image

D: Seeing in negative space can help improve the perspective and shadowing of a certain object. A vacuum cleaner was drawn in one art class and if done professionally shadowing would have been included. This would have been easier with Positive and Negative space.
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Boccuti Negative Space

Posted by Drue Boccuti in Art - 9 - Hull on
A. Negative space is the space in a picture or drawing where there is nothing there. 


B.

1. I found negative space in the cut out by only cutting one side of the picture and gluing it down to a different colored paper. When I glued the pink part down you can see the brown paper and that is the negative space.


2. I found negative drawing in the stool drawing, by first getting the outline of all the objects. I looked at the actual stools and when I looked at it, everything that was around and what was inside of the stool I shaded in.


C.Negative space helps the artist by seeing the object better. Its easier to find the objects and creates a new view to the picture.


D. Negative space does enhance the drawing. The negative space highlights the objects or person(s) in the drawing.  

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Negative Space Reflection

Posted by Taylor Ximines in Art - 9 - Hull on
The project that we had to do was about negative and positive space drawings. Negative space drawings are drawings where you draw the shape of the space before you draw the actual object. To find the negative space of the cutout I simply got the construction paper and that was my negative space. Then once I had my object I put it over another piece of construction paper (that was a different color) and cut it out; this was my positive space. For the stools I tried my best to focus on the shapes of the space that were not the object. So I shaded in my negative space for them. Negative space helps because it helps the artist to draw the picture easier. Also for the person viewing the picture it enhances the picture more. It's more contrast in negative space then in regular drawings, so it enhances it for the human eye.
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Where's my Negative Space at?

Posted by Nicholas Doroba in Art - 9 - Hull on
A. What is negative space (explain this concept to a fourth grader that has never heard of it)
Negative space is everything that is behind what your looking at. So, if I told you to draw the negative space where I had just placed a flower in front of an all blue wall, then the negative space is everything that is blue.

B. Explain how you found negative space in 1. your cut out?, 2. in your stool drawing?
I looked at the tree and then everything behind it. Then cut out everything besides the tree. Same thing for the stool drawing.

C. Why does it help an artist to see in negative space?
If an artist draws in negative space they will not only be ably to draw the object, but actually see it. When they draw in negative space, they are looking at the shape of the object, which helps them draw the object more accurately. 

D. Does seeing in negative space enhance drawings, why or why not
 Yes, because as stated above the artist sees not only the object, but the shapes that form the object.
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Negative Space

Posted by Maria-Carolina Latorre-Socas on
Negative space is the area around the an object. The object it's self is called the positive space because it is the part that is there on the frame. When I was cutting out the shapes, what ever was cut out was the positive space and what ever was left from the cutting was the negative space. In the stool drawing, the negative space is everything around the stool. It helps an artist to see the negative space because only the objects shape is standing out. It enhances the shape of an object.
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Negative Drawings!

Posted by Ellen To in Art - 9 - Hull on
Wondering what a negative concept is?
Well, its two colors. All of the objects are connected. The space behind the object is one color and the objects are another. There are no lines in negative space drawings, just shapes and the background.

How can you try negative space?
For my negative space drawing, I drew the objects first and then I erased all of the lines and then I colored around the objects I drew. Then when I was all done, I erased all of the lines that I forgot to erase. What our teacher did that made it easy is that she put orange paper as the background and told us that the orange was one color and the objects were another.
For my negative cut out, I used stencils to help me. This cut out was really hard because we couldn't mess up. First, we cut the stencil in half along with on of the two sheets of paper we took. The scraps of the stencil would be used for the other half of my drawing. 

You're probably thinking, why would this help me in anyway if it's so hard to do? 
It's not, artist actually do this for a living. These types of drawings would help add a whole new view on the drawing for the artist and also helps the artist practice not drawing every little detail but the space around the object or thing you are drawing, so in a way anything negative helps you become a better artist!

 Did you look at my drawing and cut out yet?
There are a few mess ups but doesn't look cool? Couldn't you imagine an artist doing this? Its so simple looking but looks amazing when it is done. Just two colors and thats all it takes. You could hang this on your wall!

Below you'll see in order: 
- My Negative Space Drawing
- Tree Negative Cutout
- House Negative Cutout  

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Negative Stuff

Posted by Nicholas Murray on
  1. A negative drawing is a drawing were every thing but the actual image is blacked out.
  2. In my cut out I cut out the shaded part of the picture and pasted it on a full paper, then used the rest of the picture, flipped it, and glued that to the other side of the full paper. In the drawing, I shaded in everything and erased out the shapes afterward.
  3. They will be able to know what the outline of a drawing will look like.
  4. It will enhance the drawing because you will have the boundaries of a drawing.
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Dakota Foster's Negative Space

Posted by Dakota Foster in Art - 9 - Hull on
Negative space is the space in a picture that isn't taken up with drawings or figures. Also, negative space could be the background of the picture. For example, if you draw a house in the middle of a paper, but then you color the space around the house. That is classified as negative space because that part is not occupied by anything. 
 You can find negative space in my cut out drawing of the bird by looking at the black parts. The black parts are the negative space in the drawing. This space is empty because there wasn't a bird there before, but with the positive space around the negative space, you can see the bird and it's wings. Now for my second drawing, even though it isn't complete. You are able to find the negative space vs. the positive space. As the same for this drawing, the black or shaded in parts is classified as negative space. The non-shaded part which is the objects in the pictures are the positive space. The negative space isn't occupied and the positive space because it is the figures in the picture. 
It helps for an artist to see the negative space because the artist can focus on outlining the figures in the picture instead of getting ever detail. Once the artist can outline the figures in the picture then, the artist knows the basic shape of the figures in the picture. So, the artist can focus on drawing the positive space of the drawing last. Another reason, it helps for the an artist to see the negative space because it makes for an interesting piece of artwork. If the artist draws the negative space, then the audience can wonder what is in the positive space. 
In my opinion, I do think negative space enhances drawings because it make them look more interesting. Also, the artist can focus more on the details and take their time so, the picture is more likable. 
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Negative Space

Posted by DeShawn McLeod on
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​Negative Space Concept: 
Negative space is the space around the object. For example, there is a colored in circle that is black and out side of this circle the color is white. The negative space of the circle is the white part of the paper. Another example would be a can. The can's outlined shape is black and the outside of it is white. The white part of the paper is the space around it that is negative space.

At first, I was confused because I didn't know the negative space of the owl. Then I noticed the first piece I cut out that was the background to the owl. After, I added pieces from there by adding certain shapes I cut out and made the owl. The negative space for the stools was hard. When drawing it, I had to look at it and come up with reasonable shapes that envisioned the stools in negative space. 

Negative space probably helps artists know the other side of what they are drawing. Knowing the positive and negative helps the artist know their drawing intimately and it's easy to understand it and capture any angle. 


Using negative space shows the "bare bones" of the drawing and it shows its simplicity. A carving may have many designs in the middle, but it's negative space shows how its not complex at all.  
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Negative Space

Posted by Tamatha Lancaster on
Negative space is when the area or background around an object in a picture is shaded/colored but the object itself is not. The way I found negative space in my cut out is that I knew that the object (the owl) would be positive space so the extra space around the object would be the negative space. And in my negative drawing, the way I found negative space is by outlining the objects first then shading the background behind it. It helps an artist to see in negative space because when you look at a negative space drawing, you can see and focus on the shape/structure of the object. Seeing in negative space does enhance drawings because the picture would pop out at you and would have your eye focus on the shape and not the details. 
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Negative Space

Posted by Dejah Harley on
Negative space the area around an object within a certain frame. The object itself would be the positive space because there is a object that is there. The space where there is nothing is the negative space. It is just a background. Within my cut out, one side of the paper was positive and the other was negative. Within my stool drawing, the object was the positive space and the background was the negative space. Negative space helps an artist to see the actual shape and definition of an object. Negative Space brings out the drawing. It makes an object pop.

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Negative Space.

Posted by Victoria Yarbrough on
Negative Space is the space around or between an object. For example if you have an apple, you would draw the space around the apple.

In my Stool drawings, I found the negative space by creating the shapes the space was taking up. So for example, if two Stool legs have space between them, that space made a trapezoid. For my cut- out, to find the negative space, I just looked at the parts around the drawing.

It helps an artist to see negative space because they can see the shape and formation of an object to draw it almost to perfection.

In my opinion, negative space does enhance the drawing because it makes the object pop.

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Negative Space

Posted by Matthew Hamilton in Art - 9 - Hull on
Negative space is the background space in an image. It is the space in between the image. 

I found the negative space in the cut out picture by thinking the opposite that I normally would. I found the negative space for the drawing by shading in the whole page and then erased the stools and the other parts of the image.

It helps an artist to see negative space because it is good to see all parts of the image not just what is in front of you.

Seeing in negative space does enhance the drawing because when you see the negative space it brings out the normal drawing. 
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Something Important.

Posted by Henry Poeng in Art - 9 - Hull on
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​A. What is negative space (explain this concept to a fourth grader that has never heard of it.)
-Negative space is a special type of drawing. For example, if you are looking at a black and white drawing, all the white parts will turn black, and all the black parts will be white. 

B. Explain how you found negative space in 1. your cut out? 2. in your stool drawing?
-In my cut out, I found the negative space by cutting out the shape using construction paper. Using the cut outs, I pasted it onto another piece of construction paper, that would become my negative space. Making use of the left over cut outs, I pasted it onto the negative space paper. The owl that I was making started to take shape.

C. Why does it help an artist to see in negative space? Some artist find it easier to draw what is not the main focus of the drawing. This in turn will create the drawing that is in focus. This is found to be easier by some artist.

D. Seeing in negative space shows a sort of silhouette of the drawing. Since the main focus of the drawing is a different color then the rest of the whole entire drawing, it makes it more appealing. 



Negative Spaces by Robert Jenkins

Posted by Robert Jenkins in Art - 9 - Hull on
​Negative Spacing is when the picture is made based on the shape that  is created from the parts of paper that is not shaded.You can also say it is created based on the contrast of two colors.

The way that I created Negative space with my cut out is by first cutting my print out of the tree while on of the brown piece of construction paper.Then used the space created from the cut  out of  white paper i glued it on as place in the picture below.

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Tyler Creighton Positive negative space reflection

Posted by Tyler Creighton in Art - 9 - Hull on
Question's

A. What is negative space (explain this concept to a fourth grader that has never heard of it)The space around and between the subject of an image. It is also space between objects. 
B. Explain how you found negative space in 1. your cut out?, 2. in your stool drawing?
I found negative space by looking at all the shapes in the drawing and how the cutout is made of them.Then I went on to finding out where the space between the objects are.But on the other  had I had to figure out where the shapes would be and if they were negative 
C. Why does it help an artist to see in negative space?
Because negative space helps define the space . Plus it help the drawing on the paper look like it has many dimensions.
D. Does seeing in negative space enhance drawings, why or why not
I believe it does because it makes the art pop, and sometimes it adds like a 3-dimensional figure to the certain art.Also because negative space helps things in the drawing show that was never shown or seen before.
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Negative Space

Posted by Byshera Moore-Williams in Art - 9 - Hull on
    Negative space is the background and it is the area the is be hide the object and in the space between. The negative space in the picture is the background and the area between the finger. And with the owl is on the left side the brown and on the right the pink. So that you know where thing are in the front and the back. I think that it dose enhance the drawing because then you can layer and know where things fall.
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Negative space drawing, Willson, Orange, Hull, Art

Posted by Willie Willson in Art - 9 - Hull on
A.  Negative space is space that no object is occupying.  You can clearly see negative space if you put an object against a piece of paper.  Everywhere you see the paper is negative space.
B.  I saw negative space in the cutout because it alternates between surfaces.  The first piece of paper is negative, then positive, then negative, and so on.  In my stool drawing I just drew the parts of the orange paper that I could see. 
C.  It helps an artist to see in negative space because it adds an entire new vantage point from which to create a drawing.
D.  Seeing in negative space can enhance a drawing because someone could be awful at regular drawing, and then be awesome at negative space.
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The Bank

Posted by Evett Hawks in Storytelling - Chase on
​Yesterday i went to the bank with my mom too get my first credit card. we get to the bank and this woman inside is  cashing a check. the teller then said too her that they could not cash her check for some reason. She flipped out and started talking really really loud about how she couldn't get her check and make a huge ruckus. She then got up and said to the tellers " This is why i can't go to banks because it's always african americans coming up in here and disrespecting me and denying me service" Well i laughed my mom grimaced and the other two tellers just stared at the lady like she was an idiot she then talked for 30 mins and left and i finally got out of there. At least there was entertainment 

Negative Space

Posted by Karly Bornstein on

A. ​Negative space is the space around and between the object your drawing. 


B. I found negative space by drawing the stools and shading the background. The space was already there, I just had to shade it in. For my cut out, I cut out the negative space of the picture, and left the white space to glue on.

C. It helps an artist make their drawing more 3-D. It creates a more bolder looking picture, then if you just drew something from perspective.


D. Yes, it gives the drawing a background. It also helps give the drawing shapes and precision. 

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Posted by Jamie Murphy in Art - 9 - Hull on
A.  The negative space is the area outside the outline of the drawing. So it's everything that you don't draw or color in
B.  Cut out drawing- i cut out every piece of the stencil then organized the negative pieces  (outer) on one side and the other on the opposite side
Stool drawing-  I drew the outline of the stool then focused on the background of the stool and everything around it.
C. It helps an artist see you can see everything around it in its environment
D. Yes it shows more detail (:
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E1 U8 26/04/11 CLASE

Posted by Melanie Manuel on

Create a nutritional guide

Pick one of the following people and create a one-week nutritional plan for him/her. Choose to work on the plan for desayuno OR almuerzo OR cena.

Michael Phelps

Lindsay Lohan who needs to gain weight for a role

Angelina Jolie, a vegetarian with a voracious appetite

Dora la Exploradora

                 Nick Jonas who is diabetic

You must:

-  indicate quantity (UNA manzana, DOS hamburguesas

- provide variety so they don’t get sick of it

                                 - recommend a drink (un vaso de = a glass of, una taza de = a mug of)

                                  - be creative (Peruvian Andes cuisine?)

You can use words that are not on the vocab sheet.

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