Stuart Davis was born in Philadelphia in 1892. At the age of 16 his family moved to New Jersey and Stuart studied art in NYC. He became inspired by the excitement of the city; the tall skyscrapers, bright colors, and electric signs, began to motivate him to paint pictures using bright colors. When he was older Stuart Davis visited Paris, France. There he became inspired by an art movement called Cubism, a style of painting that shows objects as basic geometric shapes like cubes and circles.

I can get familiar with Stuart Davis and his artwork by viewing images of his work and reading his biography.

I can create a digital artwork in the style of Stuart Davis by using the pen tool to create 10-15 geometric shapes in the style of Davis using the Gravit application.

I can create geometric shapes by using the shape tool in the Gravit application.

I can create a variety of geometric shapes by varying the shape selections in the shape tool selector.

I can fill the shapes with color by using the Fills panel and selecting a color from the swatch panel.

I can change the color, adjust the width, or eliminate the border stroke around a shape by adjusting the border in the border’s panel

I can blend the colors of my shapes by adjusting the blending mode in the Fills panel

I can assess and refine, and evaluate my work based on the established criteria listed in the project rubric.

I can feature my digital art graphics on slides in my digital portfolio by Inserting the JPG image onto a slide on my Google Portfolio.

I can submit my assignments in Google Classroom by clicking + Add or create, attaching your Google Slides portfolio document, and clicking Mark as done.