CIRCLE (○)= video
ASTERISK (*)= slideshow
EQUIPMENT & SOFTWARE FOR LIVE STREAMING
○ Physical set up for demos + equipment
○ Customizing Video Layouts with OBS
○ Live Streaming on YouTube
ART PROF REFERENCE PHOTO COLLECTION ON FLICKR
Download free, high resolution images
CIRCLE (○)= video
ASTERISK (*)= slideshow
TEACHING ART ONLINE
○ Best Practices For Teaching Online
○ Photographing 2D & 3D Artwork
○ Teaching Art Online YouTube Playlist
○ Tips from Students for Teaching Online
○ Get to Know Your Students Online
○ Teaching Hybrid Classes
○ 2 Professors Dish: Teaching Online
○ Mistakes to When Teaching Online
○ 5 Ways to Critique Art Online
○ Create an Online Exhibition
○ Teaching Art Online Q&A
ART SUPPLIES & ART PROMPTS
Interactive Online Art Games
Online Art Prompts
Household Art Supplies
Monthly Art Dares
CIRCLE (○)= video
ASTERISK (*)= slideshow
DISCORD FOR GROUP CHATS
Art Prof Discord Server Template
Join the Art Prof Discord Server
○ Using Discord for Class Critiques
ART HISTORY & CONTEMPORARY ART
Art Debates Playlist
Race, Politics, & Gender Playlist
Illustration Discussions Playlist
Plagiarism, Ethics, & Copyright Playlist
Artist Interviews Playlist
RESOURCES FOR ART STUDENTS
○ Photographing 2D & 3D Artwork
○ 5 Tips for a Home Art Studio
○ Brainstorming for Artists Playlist
○ How to Create a Series of Artworks
ART STUDENT INTERVIEWS
○ Yale MFA During Covid
○ RISD BFA During Covid
COVID RELATED ART
○ Covid Pen Drawings, Song Kang
○ Inspiration During Covid
GOOGLE SLIDESHOWS
*ALL slideshows
DRAWING CLOTHING SLIDESHOWS
*Drawing Clothing, Part 1: Pipe Fold
*Drawing Clothing, Part 2: Diaper Fold
*Drawing Clothing, Part 3: Moving Fold
COLOR SLIDESHOWS
*Complementary Colors: Red & Green
*Complementary Colors: Blue & Orange
*Color Saturation
*How to Create Color Schemes
ANATOMY SLIDESHOWS
*Anatomy: Eyes
*Anatomy: Head
*Anatomy: Hands
*Anatomy: Hair
*Anatomy: Foreshortening
*Muscles: Front Torso
FUNDAMENTALS SLIDESHOWS
*Backgrounds Tips & Ideas for Portraits
*Drawing Thumbnail Sketches
*What Makes a 2D Composition Great
*How to Identify Art Clichés
*Understanding Shadows in Art
TEACHING ART ONLINE SLIDESHOWS
*Best Practices for Teaching Art Online
*Using Discord for Class Critiques
*Customizing Video Layouts with OBS
*Set up & Equipment to Live Stream
*How to Photograph 2D & 3D Artwork
*How to Shoot Reference Photos
SELF-TAUGHT ARTISTS SLIDESHOWS
○ Curriculum Part 1 Video
*Curriculum Part 1 Slideshow
○ Curriculum Part 2 Video
*Curriculum Part 2 Slideshow
Curriculum Doc
ELEMENTS OF ART SLIDESHOWS
*Elements of Art: Line
*Elements of Art: Shape
*Elements of Art: Texture
*Elements of Art: Value
FACULTY TRAINING LECTURES
Prof Lieu does consulting and faculty training on teaching art remotely for school districts, universities, and colleges. Clients have included Massachusetts College of Art & Design, Framingham State University, Socorro Independent School District in TX, Arlington Public Schools in Virginia, the Chicago High School for the Arts, and the California Art Education Association.
Below is a list of sample lectures Prof Lieu can provide, although lecture topics can be customized to suit the needs and budget of your program. Each lecture is a total of 90 minutes: 60 minute lecture followed by a 30 minute Q&A.
Email Prof Lieu for rates and more info.
Sample Faculty Lecture #1
Shifting Your Mindset to Teach Art Remotely
The most fundamental shift to remote teaching is a dramatic change that has to happen in your mindset as a teacher. Switching from a brick and mortar classroom to a remote learning is not just a physical, it’s going to be a change in your pedagogical goals and expectations. We’ll discuss how remote teaching is not just a physical change, but also one that has to happen on a more fundamental level in terms of how we approach teaching and relate to our students. We will break down how to shift your overall approach to teaching to maximize what remote teaching can accomplish.
Sample Faculty Lecture #2
Platforms, Communication, and Managing Content
With an overwhelming number of options for class communication and content available today, this workshop will explain options for how to translate your brick and mortar course in order to custom tailor a smooth, streamlined set of communication and content platforms. We’ll discuss live video vs. pre-recorded video, how to communicate effectively with students online, options for group communication, audio content vs. video content, options and formats for running group and individual critiques, and more.
Sample Faculty Lecture #3
Technology & Equipment for Remote Art Demos
This workshop will demonstrate and review the nuts and bolts of how to create a flexible, physical set up to do studio art demos online. We will provide detailed info on recommended equipment, (including equipment to avoid) such as webcams, mics, lighting, etc., how to troubleshoot common problems such adjusting camera angles, blocked camera views, how to stream live video, free streaming software options, and more.
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