Creating an Infographic – Principles of Art

in·fo·graph·ic
ˌinfōˈɡrafik
noun
a visual image such as a chart or diagram used to represent information or data.
“a good infographic is worth a thousand words”

You will be assigned a Principle of Design to make an Infographic on. Be sure that your poster has LOTS of information and interesting visuals. Look at the examples above to get a sense of the aesthetic (you will need to decide on a COLOR SCHEME). EVERY IMAGE YOU INCORPORATE WILL BE CREATED BY YOU NOT THE INTERNET!!! You will need to show how that principle is used in a variety of elements.

You can use an infographic Template from the following sources…
https://www.easel.ly/home
https://infogram.com/app/#/library
https://www.canva.com/

BEFORE YOU START!!!!!

In your sketch book you will…..

Create and Infographic about the Principle of Design you are assigned.

Requirements:

  • Include all your planning sketches! You can do them digitally or draw them on paper – upload to Google Classroom by photographing them.
  • You must include as much information about the Principle as possible.
  • Create examples of the Principle using the Elements of Art.
  • The information needs to flow, but it doesn’t have to flow straight down. Play around with different ways the information can flow.
  • Visually pleasing and easy to read! Very important to catch the viewers eye and have your work be seen.
  • Good Craftsmanship.

Read the Rubric Below to understand more. Focus on the very Left Column to see how to get the best grade!

Infographic of Principles of Design Rubric

Shoes! Value Project

  1. Draw 5 different styles of shoes using contour line on your 9×12″ sheet of paper in pencil.
  2. Overlap images. Create a focal point. Remember RULE OF THIRDS!
  3. Create at least 5 different-sized rectangles that overlap on your paper.
  4. Choose 5 spaces to add your value to (see above photos).
  5. Use the practice sheets on my desk like the one above to practice shading (we will do this in class together to get you started).
  6. Shade in your 5 chosen spaces to create 3D shoes on a 2D surface.
  7. Photograph and turn in on Google Classroom and hand in to the top tray near my desk.

Elements and Principles of Art PowerPoint Slide

Monday and Tuesday, we will be in the computer lab! I will pair you with a partner or group, and you will work together to create a PowerPoint Slide of an Element or Principle that I will assign you.

Include on the slide:

  1. Name and Definition of your Element/Principle
  2. 3 Artwork Examples of your Element/Principle
  3. First and Last Names and your class period (can be small at the bottom)

Email this slide to me at mslongart@gmail.com and include your class period and names in the subject line (ex: 4th Jane Doe).

Wednesday, you will present your slide to the class!