A range of printmaking information worksheets covering mono printing, relief printing, etching, collagraphy and screen printing. There is also a sheet on simplifying which is excellent to use prior to teaching relief printing.
The sheets refer to artists suitable to research for each specialism and hand step by steps on how to create each print.
Also useful for classroom display
A collection of over 30 object outlines, mostly domestic objects, useful for Still Life collage compositions or as a primary resource for collage or colouring in or painting.
Includes a worksheet at the end of the PPT. Useful for anyone looking at this artist or as a class idea for Black History Month.
Activities focus on the work Black Gold II.
A resource to support students completing artist research. The resource contains a useful success criteria with targeted questioning which they can apply to receive more detailed and extended answers.
The questions are ordered and increase in difficulty.
This lesson has been planned to cover colour theory for KS3. It has been planned to a high quality and links lesson objectives to learning skills. There is also an analysis slide to encourage students to describe colours.
Optical pattern lesson with focus on artist Bridget Riley.
Includes two worksheets for students to work applying optical patterns to design an optical letter and object.
1 to 9 labels which allow you to indicate target and current grade. Useful for the front of sketchbooks or individual pieces of work.
These could be printed on sticker/label paper to make attaching easier.
Presentation covering a range of issues related to food including obesity, sugar, environmental issues, recycling - 9 slides after title slide. Many of these are linked to artists or topics for further research and investigation.
Useful for whole class food projects at GCSE, AS and A2 or for individual students wishing to research the topic of food.
Presentation based on how to create a ceramic portrait in the style of artist Julian Opie. Guides students through designing a personal Opie style portrait and how to transfer the image onto clay to work in relief. Could be used with self drying or kiln fired clay if students want to use glaze.
Presentation showing students how to create plaster impressions of tools using clay. Guides students through using a step by step approach, illustrated with pictures.
Detailed whole lesson on the importance of composition and how to draw using composition for a variety of different landscapes. Includes structured step by step activities.
A detailed PPT of 40 slides based on artists students can research for the Edexcel exam theme: Beginning and or End.
Contains artists linked to each of the sub topics: People, Places, Objects, Nature, Imagination.
Will support individuals and whole class when needing to link ideas to artists or as inspiration throughout the topic.
Powerpoint guiding students on how to create a minimalist style mug using hand building techniques. Each step is illustrated and is finished with the glazing technique.
Lesson on simplification an image down to black and white. Useful for students who are moving onto creating a relief print. Links to the artist Frans Masereel.