AP Studio Drawing/Painting and 2D
Summer Homework
Kuntz
Summer work is required. Your “AP” status is retained by having the summer work done by the first day of class.
1. Make a sketchbook. Find an interesting book you can turn into a sketchbook or make one of your own. Not only should you be recording your ideas and sketches of your work and everyday thinking but I will be grading summer sketchbooks based on the summer assignments you have done. Due the first day of school.
2. Begin making a list of your concentration ideas. This may be the most important thing you do all summer and needs to be clear, concise and thought-provoking. If you can’t think of 15 individual artworks for the idea you have, think of another concentration to do.
3. Go to the College Board website and see what has been done and what portfolios have received high scores. Make a list of those ideas that intrigued you for a discussion on the first day of class. The sites for both AP Studio Drawing and AP Studio 2D are:
4. Make three works of art, complete and portfolio-ready, using the concentration idea you like the most. We will be discussing concentration ideas at the beginning of the year. Your work should be interesting, relate to each other, be of any materials as long as they remain 2D, and be ready to be photographed. Photography and computer generated work is only acceptable if you plan on created a 2D portfolio.
5. Look at art. Look at art even more. Now go make art.
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