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Digital Art for Teachers
Teachers are uniting to share lesson plans,
hardware, and software resources; answer questions. Just getting
started or been there for years, we can all be of service:
Share your student's work with us:
Send student art as an attachment (jpg)max size 500pixels any
side to:
Marvin
Grossman D.Ed.
and I will post them on our website.
The following images were created with Photoshop,
children ages 6-10.
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As we move into the
21st century, no one doubts that the computer and its ability
to transfer data is playing a pivotal roll in the course of
human history. Art has the potential to put a human face on
the computer;the information highway without art is a stream
of data. Just as Artists perceived the camera as a great challenge
in the 19th century, the computer challenges the Arts in the
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However, technology can only challenge the direction of art,
not the existence of the artist. Technology needs the artists
to give life to data, and art educators need to help fill
the need for digital artists.Digital art experiences can start
with the first school exposure to the computer.
Marvin Grossman D.Ed.
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About these Pictures
I included these examples to demonstrate that no matter how
complicated the software is our children are up for the challenge.
This Lesson is an introduction to Adobe Photoshop . In these
examples students learned various paint tools, selections,
masks, filters, etc., while they were creating an Outer Space
picture. These pictures are the work of elementary students
grades 1-3. The lessons that follow are more practical for
beginning computer art programs since they utlize digital
drawing programs that most school may already own.
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