PDF PowerPoint focused on creating a germs/ cells illustration using watercolours and fineliner. PDF PowerPoint includes: Starter activity focusing on what a successful drawing looks like. Information on the task. Steps to success Germs/cells Resource Sheet, Step by step of drawing a germ/cell *All images are copyright free

A step by step guide, giving written and visual guidance on how to create an A3 Pop Art inspired portrait. Gives information on how to open and set up the image, as well as the steps needed to edit it using Photoshop. Can be printed on one double sided A4 page.

Photoshop ‘Glitch’ effect image step by step, demonstrating each individual step with images and written information. The PDF is perfect to use to support your own teaching knowledge, or print A4 double sided and use as a handout to support students. Particularly useful if you are trying to include more digital design withing your lessons. For KS 3, 4 & 5.

Step by step guide on how to create a neon effect using Photoshop. Step by step images and instruction. Can be used to support teaching, or the A4 PDF can be printed double sided, and used as a handout to support students.

This annotating art support sheet includes a section on annotating your own work, as well as annotating the work of artists. It also has the visual/formal elements across the bottom to refer too, as well as a large ‘Artist Word Bank’ running down the side. The sheet is ideal as a hand out to help support GCSE annotation.

This is a one page PDF ‘Writing an Introduction in Art’ resource that can be used to support students with their research and analysis. It’s aim is to frame the introduction to an artist/movement and give guidance on key information that should be included. Can be used as a handout, starter/plenary or display.

A worksheet comparing the work of Impressionist and post-impressionist artworks. Perfect as a starter task, plenary, extension or homework.

Visual Elements resource sheet demonstrating all the visual elements used in art, along with short descriptions of each. This resource can be used as part of a lesson, or as a helpful guide for students to refer to.

Chalk Pastel Crystal Lesson focusing on developing skills using chalk pastels. The lesson takes you through the process of drawing out the crystal, experimenting with chalk pastels, before moving onto applying the skills developed in the experimentation process to the drawing itself. Included within in this is the PowerPoint, a ‘Experimenting with chalk pastels’ worksheet, as well as as step by step guide demonstrating the process of adding the pastels to the drawing.

Natural forms butterfly illustration worksheet. The sheet includes instruction on how to successfully draw out the image using pen, along with how to create the correct mark-making techniques. This worksheet can be used as part of a scheme of work, a stand alone lesson, home learning activity, cover work activity or extension task.

Natural forms insect illustration worksheet. The sheet includes instruction on how to successfully draw out the image using pen, along with how to create the correct mark-making techniques. This worksheet can be used as part of a scheme of work, a stand alone lesson, home learning activity, cover work activity or extension task.

Baroque activity worksheet. The worksheet provides information for the task, an image to work from, an example, as well as the space to recreate the piece of art. This A4 PDF worksheet can be used within a scheme of work, a stand alone lesson, an extension task, a cover lesson or a home learning activity.

Beetle study using coloured pencils, with step by step guide on how to build colour. PDF PowerPoint includes: Learning Objective/Lesson Outcome ‘What colours can you see?’ Starter activity. Step by step guide to adding colour Self-Assessment plenary.

Natural Forms illustrator / zoologist George Shaw Analysis worksheet The sheet asks questions giving students the opportunity to critically analyse the subject, intentions and their own thoughts of the work. Can we used as part of a scheme of work or lesson, starter activity, home learning activity or extension task.

Post impressionist painter Odilon Redon SEMI Analysis worksheet ‘SEMI’ is an acronym used with in art to describe the Subject, Elements, Media and Intention of a piece of work. - Students can follow to structure to critically analyse the Redon images provided. This worksheet can be used as part of a lesson, starter activity, home learning activity or as an extension task.