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17: CSS Art

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Due: Monday, December 15, 2025, 11:59 PM

Target Icon Learning Target

  • Use CSS to create shapes of various types
  • Create a recognizable image using CSS drawing techniques


Backpack Icon Tutorials

Part 1: The Beginner's guide to CSS Illustrations - Part 1  (Google Doc)
Learn how to create squares, rectangles, triangles, circles, trapezoids, parallelograms and even an egg shape.

Part 2: The Beginner's guide to CSS Illustrations - Part 2  (Google Doc)
Draw a smiling emoji using primitive shapes created with CSS.


Pencil Icon Instructions

Step 1: 

Review Part 1 of the tutorial listed above. Pay close attention to the way that shapes are created by manipulating the border and transform properties of CSS.

Step 2:

Create these:

    • Create a new folder in your H: drive
    • Create a new HTML page file called emoji.html
    • Create a new CSS stylesheet file called emoji.css

Step 3:

Write a basic HTML file (html, head, title, body). Then, add this to your head tag to connect your CSS stylesheet to your HTML file.

<link href="emoji.css rel="stylesheet">

Follow along with Part 2 of the tutorial to create a smiley emoji.

Step 4:

Create two new files:

    • art.html
    • art.css

Connect art.css to your art.html page as a stylesheet.

Step 5:

Create a basic winter scene using only CSS and HTML.

Extended example:

Good example:


Grading Grading

Your submission... Your grade...

Extended

  • Completed with exceptional effort
  • Includes multiple extensions
A+

Exceptional

  • Completed with exceptional effort
  • Meets all requirements
A

Good

  • Completed with good effort
  • Meets nearly all requirements
B

Reasonable

  • Completed with reasonable effort
  • Meets most requirements
C

Needs Improvement

  • Completed with below average effort
  • Meets some requirements
D

Insufficient

  • Incomplete or lacking effort
  • Many requirements are missing
F
Scores may be rounded to the nearest whole number.

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