During this Jim Dine Tools on Packaging Art Project, students will learn about Jim Dine through research and practical activities.
Students will:
- Reseach the work of Jim Dine and create a research page.
- Create a collaged surface on packaging and draw a tool using charcoal.
Included in this download:
- A 9-slide PowerPoint, pictured above. This includes objectives, an example research page, and step-by-step images to guide your students throught the process.
- A one-page resource to remind students of the steps, pictured above.
- 6 high-resolution images of tools to draw. Pictured above.
Please note, this download does not include any Jim Dine images as they are protected by copyright. The Arty Teacher Ltd never knowingly breaks copyright.
Materials Required: Old packaging, brown packing paper, newspaper, corregated card, masking tape, gummed tape, acrylic paint, pencils and charcoal pencils.
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2 responses to “Jim Dine Tools on Packaging Art Project”
I used this with my Year 9’s – we used PVA and white poster paint on top which gives even more textured results as it dries in a crazed texture.
Stress that they need to tear post-it note sized pieces and that corrugated cardboard needs placing around the edges to allow a flatter surface to draw on.
The parcel tape is fun for them to use.
Hi Helen, Thanks for this useful feedback and tips. I’m glad it was a success 🙂