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Street Art: digital and new media
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I can explain what street art is, why artists create it, and describe different styles and messages it conveys.
I can design and sketch my own graffiti-style letters, using shape, colour, and shadow to create bold, expressive lettering.
I can create a graffiti-style letter design using digital tools, applying techniques like layering, gradients, and shadows to express my personal style.
I can create my own digital street art that communicates a social message using symbolism, colour, and digital media tools.
I can design a street art mural that communicates a chosen theme, using digital tools.
I can use digital tools to create a street art composition that acknowledges how location can influence the message and impact of an artwork.
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