Zen Doodle Assignment

We will be creating a Zen Doodle using the elements of art and principles of design that we will be learning this week with creating our foldable study guides.
Here are some examples.  We will be drawing the Zen Doodles on white drawing paper.  You can start sketching ideas in your sketchbook.  You can start by drawing your designs in pencil and then going over your design with a fine tip black marker.  This assignment focuses on the use of line, pattern, rhythm, and contrast.
This assignment is due Thursday, September 14 at the end of class.  We will have a class discussion of everyone's projects on Friday, September 15.

Here's a PowerPoint Presentation with videos and images with step-by-step instruction...


Here is a a description of the assignment with some examples...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OK7JZkKc48M


Some Zen Doodle image examples:














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