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Autumn Art Presentation

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Autumn Art Presentation

Imagine the class newspaper is preparing a page about an autumn art exhibition. Plan a short, clear presentation that helps readers understand your artwork. Use your own autumn-inspired artwork, or imagine one if you have not made it yet.

Look closely and plan

Think about the colours, shapes, textures and materials in an autumn artwork.

1.A class newspaper reporter asks what your artwork is about. Write one sentence that introduces its subject or idea.

2.Which detail would best help a viewer imagine the texture of a rough tree trunk?

Draw smooth, straight lines with no changes.
Use short, broken marks and layered brown shades.
Cover the trunk with one flat, bright pink shape.
Leave the trunk blank.

3.Match each art choice to the effect it could create in an autumn picture.

A line of leaves swirling across the page
Several small leaf shapes repeated
Rubbing a crayon over ridged bark

Creates a pattern
Shows texture
Suggests movement

4.Choose one colour or colour combination you used (or would use) and explain the mood it helps create.

Build your presentation

A helpful presentation has an introduction, details about choices, and a closing thought.

5.Write a title for your artwork. Make it give the audience a clue about the scene or feeling.

6.Oliver says, “I used collage because overlapping paper leaves make the scene feel layered.” What does Oliver explain?

Only the title of his artwork
A material choice and its effect
The name of the newspaper
How to clean a paintbrush

7.Plan a 3-part presentation. Write one short note for each part: (1) introduce your artwork, (2) explain an art choice and its effect, (3) finish with something you want viewers to notice or wonder.

8.Which is the clearest way to speak during a short presentation?