6th Grade Portfolio Cover Name Design

The video tutorial guides students through creating a portfolio for their artwork using Zentangles. It covers the inspiration behind the project, techniques for creating Zentangle patterns, and how to apply these patterns to letters. The tutorial also explains how to design the background using colors and patterns, emphasizing creativity and personal expression.

What is the main purpose of the final project for the semester?

• To paint a landscape

• To write an art essay

• To design a Zentangle portfolio

• To create a sculpture

What are Zentangle patterns primarily composed of?

• Photographic images

• Random splashes of color

• Complex mathematical equations

• Repetition of lines and shapes

What is the key benefit of creating Zentangle patterns according to the instructor?

• They allow for creative freedom and relaxation

• They require expensive materials

• They are easy to replicate

• They are quick to complete

Which tool is recommended for creating Zentangle patterns?

• Colored pencil

• Charcoal stick

• Permanent marker like a Sharpie

• Watercolor brush

What is the technique called when lines are drawn in more than one direction?

• Hatching

• Cross-hatching

• Shading

• Stippling

What should be avoided when coloring the background of the portfolio?

• Drawing additional patterns

• Using colored pencils

• Leaving areas completely white

• Using black color

What is a suggested alternative if Crayola markers cause smearing?

• Switch to colored pencils

• Use a different paper

• Try watercolor paints

• Use a thicker marker