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Cubism online games

Cubism tic-tac-toe

http://www.artsology.com/cubismchallenge.php

The Picasso Guernica shuffle puzzle game

http://www.artsology.com/picasso-shuffle-puzzle.php

The bouncing cubist ball game

http://www.artsology.com/cubist-ball-game.php

Pablo Picasso color face generator

http://www.artsology.com/color_generator.php

Create a Picasso head

http://www.picassohead.com/create.html

Create a cubist portrait (or self portrait)

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What You Do:
  1. Before you begin, take a look at Cubist paintings online or in the library and notice the way the features in the paintings are formed from a mixture of various angles. Some famous Cubist artists to reference might be Pablo Picasso, Georges Braque, Paul Cezanne, and Juan Gris.
  2. Gather a variety of photographs from various sources. For this project, you will need to have photos of facial profiles, three-quarter views, and front views.
  3. Make several copies of each view.
  4. Use the scissors to cut out parts of the images such as their lips, eyes, noses, chins, and necks.
  5. Lay out your portrait. Draw an outline for the face, and arrange your cut-out features from different viewpoints within it. Cubist art is a little like putting an Egyptian frieze and a Renaissance portrait into a blender, so be sure to mix styles as well as points of view in your montage.
  6. When the features have been laid out, glue the pieces onto the paper background.
  7. Color or paint the features and pieces. You may want to look at the color schemes of various Cubist works to get a feel for how you want to shade your work.

Picasso upside down contour drawing

Draw this drawing (or an object) upside down!
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HEAD-BODY-LEGS GAME

Divide your paper into thirds, take turns drawing each section of a body without showing each other. After you finish one section, pass it along and have the next person draw the next section
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