Get moving to music and capture the lively motion in the style of Keith Haring.
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Study several of Keith Haring's artworks. Note two distinctive characteristics of his style: the use of marks to indicate movement and the way he outlines characters.
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Play lively music and dance with your friends. Watch each other as you dance. How do your arms move? When you bend your knees, what does the rest of your body do? How do you hold your head and shoulders?
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On white paper, use Crayola® Markers to create several line drawings of your friends dancing. Make your drawings seem to move by placing their arms and legs in active positions.
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Fill both the figures and the space around them with active shapes and lines that remind you of the music and Haring's work.
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