Pop Art Shoes

Turn a drawing of a student's own shoe into a pop-art color study. An Andy Warhol-themed presentation and drawing worksheet support looking closely at a reference and experimenting with color schemes.
Grades
Grades 4–12
Pages
1
File type
Multiple File Types

Updated Nov 05, 2022

Subject
Creative Arts, Art, Graphic Arts
Topic
Pop art, Andy warhol
Resource types
Activities

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From the author

Pop Art Shoes (Andy Warhol)

Art project and presentation of one of my most popular lessons. I teach this lesson to my 4th graders and they enjoy learning about Andy Warhol and they absolutely LOVE getting to draw their own shoe! I would recommend this exciting art project for grades 4th and up. Students will learn how to draw using a reference and how to use a variety of color schemes. I'm here to make your life easier with ready-made, visually engaging and thought provoking art project presentations. This PowerPoint presentation includes everything you need to teach this lesson.

Media/Tools required:

Pencil

Paper

Crayons or colored pencils

Glue

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Draw a shoe using a visual reference.
  • Explore different color schemes in an artwork.

Teaching tips

  • Give students time to examine the shoe's outline and details before drawing.
  • After students finish their line drawings, make the photocopies specified in the presentation before starting the four color treatments.

Skills covered

  • Observational drawing
  • Color selection

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What materials should I prepare?

Prepare a shoe reference, pencil, eraser, an ultra-fine black marker, crayons or colored pencils, scissors, glue and black construction paper. The presentation calls for photocopies of each completed line drawing before students color and mount four versions.

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