Unleashing Creativity: Drawing Gargoyles

Unleashing Creativity: Drawing Gargoyles
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Unleashing Creativity: Drawing Gargoyles

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Learning Objective
Explore the history and significance of gargoyles in art and design and learn how to create a drawing of a gargoyle.

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What do you already know about gargoyles and their significance in art and design?

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History of Gargoyles
Gargoyles originated in medieval architecture as decorative water spouts. They are often depicted as grotesque creatures with symbolic significance.

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Design Elements of Gargoyles
Gargoyles often incorporate elements of animals, mythological creatures, and human features. They serve both functional and artistic purposes in architecture.

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Sketching Techniques
Explore techniques such as sketching basic shapes, adding details, and capturing the expressive features of gargoyles in drawings.

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Expression and Detailing
Emphasize the expressive and detailed features of gargoyles, such as intricate facial expressions, textures, and architectural elements.

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Creativity and Personalization
Encourage students to add their own creative flair and personalize their gargoyle drawings while staying true to the symbolic elements.

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Critique and Feedback
Conduct a peer critique session where students provide constructive feedback on each other's gargoyle drawings, focusing on artistic elements and symbolism.

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Reflection and Sharing
Reflect on the process of creating gargoyle drawings and share insights about the significance of gargoyles in art and design.

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Write down 3 things you learned in this lesson.

Slide 11 - Open question

Write down 2 things you want to know more about.

Slide 12 - Open question

Ask 1 question about something you haven't quite understood yet.

Slide 13 - Open question