Pablo Picasso Art - Cubism Final Drawing

Last month we began our cubism portraits based on Pablo Picasso's cubism art. In cubism you can ply around with lots of shapes. The facial features like your mouth, nose, eye, ear could be in different shapes and different places. Before completing our final drawings we did two practices (go on my blog to see the two practices, it also has the steps on how to make a Picasso art if you would like to also like to draw a Pablo Picasso Cubism Art Pablo Picasso Attempt #1 Pablo Picasso Attempt #1).

Something I found interesting was making different shapes and putting them on different places because normally that have a specific place where they are. 

I found colouring my my art because it took ages! but I finally I got through it!

For my picture I want to focus on letting go by trying not to keep my drawing perfect.

Here is my final picture!

Pablo Piccasso Attempt 2

Yesterday, on the 10th of March we did a attempt to try and draw art. This time we've coloured our drawings. First we drew a weird face shape then added eyes, nose, mouth, and hair. Then we grabbed newspaper and placed it on the table. We then got some paper towels so we don't get dirty. Mine first started off good but then when I got to the purple part I used a crayon instead on a pastel. Check out the first attempt for the Pablo Piccasso Cubism art. Here is my 2nd attempt!

Pablo Piccaso Art - Cubism Drawing #1

 Yesterday, the 9th of March Te Wairua Pakiki 4 (TWP4) did some art that is based on Pablo Piccasso. Pablo Piccasso was born on the 25th October 1881. Pablo Piccasso passed away on the 8 of April 1973. Pablo Piccasso first started drawing at the age of 13. Here are some of the artwork Pablo Piccasso have done!

In cubism you can play around with lots of shapes. The facial features like your eyes, nose, mouth, and ears can be in different shapes and places. Our teacher said "Cubism is that it looks as if the painting dropped and cracked, and was rearranged when put back together." When we looked at pictures we noticed that their were lots of shapes and the parts of it's face were big and small were small also their were lots of different colours. 

After our teacher demonstrated and we saw lots of examples it was our turn to draw.

Steps :

1. In pencil, draw your head, any shape will work. You can use a mirror or draw your from your imagination. 

2. Add your facial features, eyes, nose, mouth, etc. Try to use shapes you noticed in your discussion.

3. Add your hair. What lines can you use to look like your hair?

Here is my first attempt -