Create your own Pop Art Self Portrait
For this #QuickLesson we'll learn how to use Keynote to trace over a selfie and then we'll use some clever techniques to transform this pencil drawing into a vivid and vibrant Pop Art Self Portrait, inspired by artists such as Andy Warhol. This tutorial is easy to follow and is guaranteed to create some great fun outcomes by the end.
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Fun in class today creating own pop art on iPads! Thanks @JacobWoolcock for the youtube vid! We loved learning new techniques! #grade5forthewin pic.twitter.com/F9HuUqpLSM
— Alwyn Swanepoel (@Alwyn_warrior) May 14, 2021
Thanks @JacobWoolcock for your Youtube page - it has provided us with some great creative resources for some of our remote learning afternoons! #EveryoneCanCreate #AppleEDUchat pic.twitter.com/Tdlir9fuhk
— Ben Hayden (@BenHaydenEDU) March 4, 2021
Our Year 3 children loved the challenge of creating digital pop art using #AppleKeynote and their iPad. Mrs C loves the colour choices, the details and was impressed with the creative digital skills evident in the images 🤩 #digitalart #popart #AppleDistinguishedSchool @AppleEDU pic.twitter.com/wtRvcxQSVo
— DSM Primary School (@DaltonStMarys) February 8, 2021
🎨 Digital Pop Art #berniesmittens with #Keynote for #iPad
— Eoin Hughes (@_ehughes_) January 24, 2021
Check out @JacobWoolcock’s awesome #QuickLesson video to learn how! #BernieSanders #BernieMeme #AppleEDUchat #EveryoneCanCreate #AppleTeacher #ADE2021 https://t.co/FAtsyJjRyt pic.twitter.com/E0ZYhP8kLE
Thx @JacobWoolcock That was 🤩 fun! pic.twitter.com/2HDFQJUIBC
— Birgit Vogler - BY (@sigra_uccello) January 15, 2021
Here’s some pop art which I started, then Mel took over and a student finished it off. Thanks for your video @JacobWoolcock no doubt the students will create their own at some point. What a great activity. #everyonecancreate #Appleteacher pic.twitter.com/cWvyDnmyEz
— Amarjit S Marva (@AmarjitMarva) January 23, 2021
If you enjoyed watching the Year 3 children’s #AppleKeynote Pop Art, you’ll enjoy seeing the Year 4 work too! They’ve worked really hard and used super clever digital skills 🤩 Well done Year 4 #superclever #theylovebeingcreative #appledistinguishedschool pic.twitter.com/6vFjQrozAv
— DSM Primary School (@DaltonStMarys) February 9, 2021
Also ❤️ how adaptable this project is! Not a selfie person 🤳🏻, no problem... take a picture of an object and bring it into #Keynote to create the same Pop Art effect! @DevonGarritt @CBAWestChester #AppleEDUChat #AppleTeacher #EveryoneCanCreate #AppleDistinguishedSchools https://t.co/glJx1b3cNS pic.twitter.com/JOZRnbApIP
— Erika Moser (@techclassrocks) January 21, 2021
Using #keynote with @JESSPrimaryYR5 to create pop up art! @JESSPrimary @JESSDubai #everyonecancreate #AppleEDUchat pic.twitter.com/r5e4QNd5py
— JESS Computing (@JESSICTDept) February 28, 2021
Now you can see how much my Ss enjoyed your lesson😍
— Miwa Kondo (@miwa_kondo) February 3, 2021
They’re also happy to share their work with you!
Thank you, again👍
Looking forward to trying other #QuickLessons https://t.co/30DwimpC5P pic.twitter.com/aQzAR5XHWJ
Absolutely ❤️ this #QuickLesson from Jacob!
— Erika Moser (@techclassrocks) January 21, 2021
I’m currently teaching remotely and this #Keynote project was perfect for my learners. Check out their masterpieces!@CBAWestChester @DevonGarritt #AppleEDUchat #AppleTeacher #EveryoneCanCreate #AppleDistinguishedSchools https://t.co/glJx1b3cNS pic.twitter.com/8FIvr6qFX0