Week 11: Graffiti bubble letters



SEE THINK WONDER

 What do you see in the picture? What do you think is happening and what was the artist trying to tell you with this picture? What does this picture make you wonder about?

Baltimore Street Art

Artist: BOODA

Location: Graffiti Alley

This piece is dedicated to MASK, a notable Baltimore graffiti artist who passed away last year.  BOODA, an exceptional Baltimore street artist, signed the piece in the top right-hand corner ” Much love From: Booda, Adrienne, …, Tyke, We miss you!”.  On the left side of the piece, it says “RIP” and underneath that it has the names “Mask” and “Drak”.  Drak was another accomplished Baltimore street artist who passed away a few years ago.  Drak has several pieces inside Graffiti Warehouse.  No doubt about it, Baltimore is full of artistic talent!  Wondering what piece is underneath BOODA’s?

http://baltimorestreetart.com/booda/

Assignment

Create a Graffiti style bubble letters to write our name or nickname. Check out the examples for inspiration.

1. draw your name using bubble letters.

2. color in your letters. You can use shading from a point of light. 

3. Create a background around your name and color it.

Vocabulary

graffiti

background


https://www.baltimoremagazine.com/section/artsentertainment/ernest-shaw-toni-morrison-graffiti-alley-station-north/

http://baltimorestreetart.com

Why This lesson

Artistic Process: Creating

Anchor Standard 1 Generate and conceptualize artistic ideas and work.

I:P-2:2: Experiment with design elements/principles such as; colors, line, and shapes.