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Colored Shattered Images

Dive into the creative process of producing colored shattered images through contour line drawings. Start by selecting a subject, such as a car, insect, or person's face, and enlarging your contour drawing. Next, break up your image using linear designs that mirror fragmented patterns akin to shattered glass or waves. Finally, add depth by applying color that transitions from light to dark within each geometric shape. This assignment encourages exploration of geometric shapes, contour lines, and value scales, inspired by Picasso's Cubism, to create visual complexity and intrigue.

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Colored Shattered Images

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  1. Colored Shattered Images Exploring value, geometric shapes, contour lines and repeat patterns

  2. Step One: Select a subject and produce a contour line drawingin the middle of the piece of paper. Students should choose a single object such as a car, insect, person’s face, fish, etc. Subject should be enlarged.

  3. Pablo Picasso: 1881-1973 “Art consists of inventing & not copying” Born in Spain One of the major founders of “Cubism” Created more than 22,000 works of art in his life time

  4. Cubism style: ‘Shattered’ or fragmented objects and shapes. Imagine broken glass!

  5. Use of value: from lightest to darkest. Use of dull or natural colors

  6. Geometric Shapes: Mathematical shapes; sharp edges

  7. Step Two: After you have drawn your contour drawing, figure out a way to break up/divide your images in a linear way before value is added. Examples are shattered glass, waves of water, spiral of a seashell, or geometrical division of shapes such as squares or triangles. These new lines will overlap the enlarged drawing of their subject. This will make your initial line drawing more visually complicated. The effect is to create many more shapes, like a giant puzzle.

  8. Step Three: Now that you have created your contour line drawing, added your linear lines over your drawing, it is time to add value to your project. You will add color to each of your shapes by creating a value scale from lightest to darkest in each geometric shape.

  9. Samples of Shattered Images

  10. Assignment Colored Shattered Images • Select a subject and produce a contour line drawing in the middle of the piece of paper. Students should choose a single object such as a car, insect, person’s face, fish, etc. Subject should be enlarged. • After you have drawn your contour drawing, figure out a way to break up/divide your images in a linear way before value is added. • Examples are shattered glass, waves of water, spiral of a seashell, or geometrical division of shapes such as squares or triangles. • These new lines will overlap the enlarged drawing of your subject. This will make your initial line drawing more visually complicated. The effect is to create many more shapes, like a giant puzzle. • Now that you have created your contour line drawing, added your linear lines over your drawing, it is time to add value to your project. You will add color to each of your shapes by creating a value scale from lightest to darkest in each geometric shape

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