2 x A4 page print outs of collaged imagery showing photographs of Natural and man-made objects and materials.

8 page ppt leading students through a series of art tasks relating to drawing with emotion and feeling, drawing to music and an artist research task with links to kandinsky . Lesson designed for KS3 Art and design students.

KS5 A Level PowerPoint Resource but could easily be used with GCSE (KS4) Photography Project -Fairy Tales A range of tasks for students to respond to inspired by artists,photographers and techniques. Including: Image Transfer PhotoShop Collage Light Painting Coloured and Bokeh Filters Flatlay Photography

A handy worksheet with two lists containing 20 words to prompt and inspire GCSE or A Level photography students. A sample of the words include: -Hidden -Spotlight On the floor On a Shelf Worksheet can be printed off and cut into two for students.

An A4 page featuring a ‘Creative Mistakes’ Brief for photography students with contextual references.

Powerpoint contatining 21 slides Identity Hand Task -based around the context of Visual Communication. Students introduced to Visual Communication by looking at examples of maps, logos, signs etc. Main task aimed at KS3 students based around their personal identity. Includes starter, main activity and plenary quiz. Suggested timeframe- 2-3 lessons worth of activity.

A 27 page PowerPoint Resource to use as an introduction to KS4 GCSE Photography. This resource can be used as a ‘teacher example’ to demonstrate to students how to put together a digital sketchbook using PowerPoint. This resource features photography basics such as: Aperture Shutter Speed Exposure Photograms Photogram Artists Wet Room Dry Room and more.

Lesson for KS3 and KS4 Students to bring in a personal object linking to their identity. Task: to complete observational drawing in pencil using tonal shading techniques. Includes identity themed homework task.

Lesson plan written for KS3. Students explore the work of HUNDERTWASSER. Includes Starter, Main activity and review.

12 page ppt for students to respond to the work of Paul Alexander Thornton. A contemporary artist who specialises in biro drawing, inspired by organic forms.

A short unit for photography students to explore ‘creative mistakes’ for experimentation.