One-off observational drawing lesson perfect as a baseline test or cover lesson. Students are to draw a scrunched up sweet/crisp packet, trying to ensure the images follow the creases and folds. The teacher example with hints and reminders can be displayed on the board. Photos of different scrunched packets are also included, as well as a ppt of photos of Claes Oldenburg’s which could be used to extend the project into a large papier mache or textiles piece.
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Brilliant resource - tips are well explained and this is a good feeder for an observational project.<br /> I am going to use this with Y7 - I think I will also use some other photographs as well as the one included - this is because I feel a younger year group may benefit from a white plain background so that they can just focus on the wrapper and not become distracted from the background although I understand that it was used to prop up the sweeties! Would be better for higher ability or Y9 too.
I love this idea. It's a fun way of learning to draw observational drawings. I will probably use my own photos as the photos included here are not of the highest quality but it's really helped me to jump start my lesson.
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