Organic Shapes from Nature
Students explore organic shapes found in nature and create artworks inspired by their fluid forms.
Key Questions
- Compare the characteristics of organic shapes to geometric shapes.
- Design an artwork that incorporates various organic shapes inspired by natural elements.
- Explain how organic shapes can convey a sense of movement or growth in art.
Common Core State Standards
Suggested Methodologies
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