Tutorial
Learn to Fly from Tricia Fuglestad on Vimeo.
 Drawing over a template in Brushes Redux app | Fifth graders are working on a three step project on the iPad. First they are doing a figure drawing of themselves in a flying pose using Brushes Redux on the iPad. They draw over a digital template to help them create correct proportions. Then they delete the template and color on a layer below. See the quick play back video of my drawing steps below. View gallery here. |
Students drew physically before they repeated the process digitally
 Click the image to view the gallery | This lesson is inspired by the book, Tar Beach, by Faith Ringgold. In the story a little girl flies over the city where she lives. After we read the story, students considered why they would be flying over their city. Their outfits and objects in their hands will help them tell their story later. The second step of this project is a city scene. The third step is an animation where they use their figure to fly over the city scene using the DoInk Animation app on the iPads. |
Skylines
Students used a photograph of Chicago to create a contour line drawing of the city skyline. Then they created a new layer and colored it from underneath. See the gallery of cityscapes on Artsonia here.
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Flying Movies (Class Collaborations)
Flying Animations 5-1 from Tricia Fuglestad on Vimeo.
Flying Animations 5-2 from Tricia Fuglestad on Vimeo.
Flying Animations 5-4 from Tricia Fuglestad on Vimeo.
Other Resources:
 | View my post about how to do this flying animation project in Keynote on a desktop or laptop computer. |
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