iPad Procreate Digital Art Workshop

Prerequisite:

Open to students entering grade(s): 6 - 9

Course Description:

Unleash your creativity with the iPad Procreate Art Workshop! This course helps you bring your artistic vision to life using Procreate on your iPad. Learn about digital drawing interfaces, workflow, and different digital art techniques. Experiment with customizable brushes and textures. Create digital artwork for school events, personal artwork, or your student council election. With practical projects and hands-on exercises, you'll gain the skills to produce captivating artwork in the digital age. Start your artistic journey now!

Learner Outcomes:

Students will:

• Understand the basic features and functions of the Procreate app on the iPad 
• Express their creativity through digital art 
• Learn how art can help to deliver information with various features efficiently
• Learn art terms, vocabularies, elements of art, and principles of design throughout the projects
• Enhance their drawing by using customized brushes and pencils to create different textures and effects 
• Develop skills to utilize various digital drawing tools and techniques
• Export and share their artwork digitally with others, showcasing their skills and creativity

Methodology:

The course will consist of:

• Lectures: explanations of the features and functions of the Procreate app on the iPad
• Demonstrations: Visual examples and step-by-step instructions on how to use different tools and techniques in Procreate
• Hands-on practice sessions: Opportunities for students to apply their learning and practice their skills in a supportive environment 
• Personalized feedback and guidance: Students will receive individualized feedback and advice to enhance their skills
• Peer reviews and presentation: Students will have the opportunity to engage in peer reviews and discussions, fostering a collaborative learning environment

Assessment:

Assessments include completing the artwork using Procreate and applying the techniques, self-reflection, peer review, and presenting a final project.