This is an activity which encourages learners to design their own world, using information they have learned regarding population, landscape, culture etc. There are 8 pages, plus 3 extra blank pages for you to add your own sections, or to use as continuation sheets.

This can be used as a two page A4 handout or can be cut to be stuck in an A5 sketchbook. Students can mix colours using the colour wheel, investigate warm and cool colours, practice tonal mark making and investigate grades of pencils.

Here are 90 different cards with various subjects to either use as warm up exercises, projects, or to get passed the ‘creative block’. Of the 90 cards, 27 are coloured orange. This is so the learner can take one blue card with a subject, and one orange card with a visual element or style to focus on for a stretch or challenge activity. Both orange and blue cards can be used on their own to produce work around that word, subject, visual element or style.

This lesson contains a Power Point presentation taking learners through the history of body proportions in art, a brief explanation of measuring by eye, and then step by step instructions of drawing a face to proportion. Included is a handout to give to learners detailing each stage of drawing the facial proportions.