<p>89 slides of 15 lessons. Project originally designed for Y9 SEN students.</p> <p>Students will explore how feelings, ideas and thoughts can be expressed through art.<br /> Students will begin looking at the term abstract before going on to explore abstract artist Wassily Kandinsky, an artist believed to have had synaesthesia, a condition that allows a person to appreciate sounds, colours or words with two or more senses simultaneously.<br /> Students will respond to the work of Kandinsky through linking their own thoughts and feelings by creating own abstract painting whilst listening to music.</p> <p>Lesson 1: Intro- How does music make you feel? Designing an album cover<br /> Lesson 2: Blooms taxonomy. Designing a title page for the project.<br /> Lesson 3: Favourite artist collage<br /> Lesson 4: Intro to abstract art. Abstract image sort + quiz.<br /> Lesson 5: Robert &amp; Sonia Delauney<br /> Lesson 6: Intro to expressionism &amp; use of colours to represent emotion.<br /> Lesson 7: Colour mood board collage- thinking about use of colour.<br /> Lesson 8: Still life drawing- realistic/ experimental drawing<br /> Lesson 9: Abstraction drawing of still life.<br /> Lesson 10: Intro to Wassily Kandinsky- artist information page.<br /> Lesson 11: Kandinksy critical study<br /> Lesson 12: Composition- create a Kandinsky inspired collage.<br /> Lesson 13: Painting to music<br /> Lesson 14: Painting to music final piece<br /> Lesson 15: Final Piece evaluation</p>

<p>Full powerpoint (106 slides!) for 10 lesson project originally designed for Year 7 group covering the basics of drawing including using experimental drawings, developing tone, mark-making and a look at the work of Giorgio Morandi.</p> <p>Lesson 1: What is drawing? Why do we draw?<br /> Lesson 2: Understanding tone<br /> Lesson 3: 3D Shapes<br /> Lesson 4: Applying tone to 3D shapes<br /> Lesson 5: Applying tone cont.<br /> Lesson 6: Mark-making<br /> Lesson 7: Mark-making to develop tone<br /> Lesson 8: Giorgio Morandi<br /> Lesson 9: Giorgio Morandi cont.<br /> Lesson 10: Final piece</p>