Visual Story Elements: Setting and Characters
Creating visual art pieces (drawings, paintings, sculptures) that represent the story's setting and characters.
Key Questions
- Design a backdrop or prop that establishes the story's setting.
- Analyze how color and line can be used to create a specific mood for a scene.
- Explain how visual elements can convey a character's personality without words.
Ontario Curriculum Expectations
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