This illustration mini course is aimed at high/senior school students and can be adapted to any curriculum such as GCSE or A Level. It is offered in six parts with assignments at the end of each presentation.
Part 1 is a background presentation that highlights the historical key points in illustration. There is a section on Alphonse Maria Mucha and the Art Nouvelle movement (the golden age of illustration).
Part 2 focuses on creative approaches to storytelling.
Part 3 looks at the practical tools and materials used in illustration with a section on mark making. Pattern, mark and texture creation are illustrated.
Part 4 details the how to of lino and rubber stamping in illustration, as well as the tools needed.
Part 5 is all about mono printing and the different types.
Part 6 looks at the use of collage in illustration with examples from the British illustrator Clover Robin.
The resources are in PowerPoint and PDF format.
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