I am the head of a busy and successful Art and Design department with over 10 years of experience. The resources I provide are the ones we use in our department to engage with our brilliant young people and develop their Art and design skills toward excellence.
I am the head of a busy and successful Art and Design department with over 10 years of experience. The resources I provide are the ones we use in our department to engage with our brilliant young people and develop their Art and design skills toward excellence.
A fun and engaging project for students to create characters in the style of Graphic designer, Jon Burgerman. Student will explore imaginative and original ways of creating character designs, then they will create an original piece of work. The powerpoint has detailed step by step instructions and a great quantity of visual examples for a project that should take between 6 and 8 lessons. If you found this resource useful, please leave a positive review :) Thanks
Loads of templates and resources to assist you in running a successful Art and Design department. 12 resources worth over £33 if bought separately.
Resources to cut time, visual resources for the department, resources to show off what you do in detail for OFSTED.
17 outstanding outstanding Art and Design projects and lessons for years 7 -13, entire library for busy and successful Art department, £78.50 when bought separately!
These projects help to teach imaginative approaches and Art skills, as well as to enable students to learn about the lives of famous artists and their approaches. They include a huge range of visual resources to guide students through each task
Six powerpoints containing 453 slides covering 202 artists and graphic designers (the majority are contemporary) collected and categorised ready to use. The slides contain high quality images for each artist covering a broad spectrum of their work. They can be used for stimulus for a project or to support a student’s coursework in a particular theme.
I have collected and used these over the past 15 years with GCSE and A level Art and Design students to provide them with appropriate artists for their coursework and exam projects in order to cover their critical and contextual reference.
The categories covered are:
Abstract Artists – powerpoint with 43 slides covering 13 artists
Animals and Nature Artists – powerpoint with 73 slides covering 34 artists
Landscape and Cityscape Artists – powerpoint with 57 slides covering 26 artists
People and Portrait Artists – powerpoint with 151 slides covering 69 artists
Still Life and Object Artists – powerpoint with 78 slides covering 32 artists
Typographers and Graphic designers – powerpoint with 61 slides covering 28 artists
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Two graphic design projects aimed at KS3 students which would be perfect for distance learning. Each project has plenty of visual resources and very detailed guidance and step by step instructions. The projects should take about 6-10 hours to complete each and focus on developing graphic design skills and imaginative approaches.
Project that goes through the planning process of creating a surreal teapot, mug, or vessel. The powerpoint resources have examples of work by surreal sculpture artists, both contemporary and from Art history. The resources also have many examples of surreal teapots and guide students through designing their own teapot or surreal vessel to be created in clay.
The homework booklet that accompanies the project covers drawing and adding tone to 3D shapes and observational drawing aspect to support the project.
The project would suit students from years 7 - 10.
Powerpoints containing 104 slides covering 41 artists and graphic designers (the majority are contemporary) collected and categorised ready to use. The slides contain high quality images for each artist covering a broad spectrum of their work. They can be used for stimulus for a project or to support a student’s coursework on a particular theme.
I have collected and used these over the past 15 years with GCSE and A level Art and Design students to provide them with appropriate artists for their coursework and exam projects in order to cover their critical and contextual reference.
The categories covered are:
Abstract Artists – powerpoint with 43 slides covering 13 artists
Typographers and Graphic designers – powerpoint with 61 slides covering 28 artists
A complete project for Art, design and technology covering about 10 lessons. The project takes students through designing a logo, designing a font, then creating carrier bag for a shop they choose themselves.
The project could be used for KS3 but could also be used to start a piece of GCSE coursework for Art and Design or Graphic design.
There are opportunities to analyse logo designs and look at the evolution of logo designs alongside the designing work.
The project includes lots of visual resources and clear step by step instructions and could even be used by a non specialist teacher. The powerpoint has 94 slides.
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