‘ Zobop ’ Jim Lambie 1999 Vinyl tape Home Learning/ S1 Jim Lambie inspired floor drawing • Choose a room or space you know. • This could be a room in your house or a garden. Think about the shape of the space, try finding one with areas that aren’t straight or have a areas that change shape. • Draw the space onto paper lightly. You could use a ruler or free-hand. • Draw a line following the inside edge of your drawing. Use thick pens or pencils. • Draw another line with a different colour next to the first line. • Keep going, changing the colour to another you think goes well or is interesting next to the other colours. • As you add more lines you will see the different shapes of the room are emphasised and the lines change shape more and more. Extension/ • You could try this with a tonal pencil; changing the tones for each line. • You could try using rolled up colourful material, clothes or objects and place them against the edge of a space then add repeated ‘lines’ out into the middle of the What you need – • Paper • a Pencil • Colour pens or pencils Jim Lambie is a Scottish contemporary artist. This means he is living and making artwork right now.
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‘Zobop’ Jim Lambie 1999 Vinyl tape
Home Learning/ S1Jim Lambie inspired floor drawing• Choose a room or space you know.
• This could be a room in your house or a garden. Think about the shape of the space, try finding one with areas that aren’t straight or have a areas that change shape.
• Draw the space onto paper lightly. You could use a ruler or free-hand.
• Draw a line following the inside edge of your drawing. Use thick pens or pencils.
• Draw another line with a different colour next to the first line.
• Keep going, changing the colour to another you think goes well or is interesting next to the other colours.
• As you add more lines you will see the different shapes of the room are emphasised and the lines change shape more and more.
Extension/• You could try this with a tonal pencil; changing the tones for each line.
• You could try using rolled up colourful material, clothes or objects and place them against the edge of a space then add repeated ‘lines’ out into the middle of the space..
What you need –
• Paper
• a Pencil
• Colour pens or pencils
Jim Lambie is a Scottish contemporary artist. This means he is living and making artwork right now.