A 30 page powerpoint which explains the FORMAL ELEMENTS of Photography. Suitable for KS4 & 5 GCSE and A Level Photography These slides are suitable for printing and using for key vocabulary display in the classroom.

Detailed 4 page powerpoint slides for students to explore TRANSFER PRINTING. This will count towards the EXPERIMENTATION Assessment objective. This includes an artist reference for students to get inspiration and to respond to. Details 2 different methods of image transfer.

Powerpoint Resource containing 10 slides aimed at KS3 & KS4. Resource is for a group challenge where students are introduced to artists and designers who use paper and recycled materials to create fashion. Includes starter and main activity, ending with a catwalk show of students work which can be used as a plenary/student review activity. Ideal for an enrichment activity , extra curricular club or extended lesson.

INTRODUCTORY LESSON TO COMPLEMENTARY COLOURS. Complete with starter, sketchbook recording task and followed by a task which gets the student to create a personal response using their name but they must apply the complementary colours to their design.

Complete powerpoint for 2 lessons ( for KS3 and 4.) Students are introduced to the concept of creating art with texture only. They will use cardboard for this . Links with cardboard artists and other artwork is displayed for inspiration. Complete with starter, 2x lesson objectives, review and success criteria left blank to be discussed and formed with students. A brilliant lesson that is accessible for all.

Artist Research Analysis help sheet for students studying GCSE and A Level Art and Design. This is designed to be a visual aid and can be printed off and laminated for use in classrooms, sketchbooks or displays. Prompt questions under each of the headings… Analyse it Relate it Describe it Evaluate it Interpret it

Detailed Powerpoint suitable for use at GCSE and A Level Photography. Teacher example of deconstruction of photographer’s image. Guide to Formal Elements of Photography. Photographer focus- Wendy Ewald.

Artwork Analysis Worksheet Complete with question prompts. Can be used multiple times over with groups as individual images of art can be stuck in the middle of the sheet.

A 13 page ppt for an art and design project inspired by Structures.

A PPT resource for a project based on ISSUES AND IDENTITY.

15 page ppt for a lesson on HUNDERTWASSER. Student’s are introduced to HUNDERTWASSER and they will complete starter activity which gets them to DESCRIBE his work and then look closer at it. Main task is to respond to some of his work and record in sketchbook. This could be done in paint, coloured pencils, oil pastels or mixed media.

PowerPoint of Contextual Links as Inspiration for Fairy Tales Project. Suitable for GCSE and ALEVEL Photography Students

26 page slide ppt featuring several line and form drawing tasks inspired by BRIDGET RILEY. Including starter and reflection activities and sketchbook layout modelling.

5 Page Project Brief Booklet Written for GCSE TEXTILES Students but could be used for ART & DESIGN. Including project outline, 9 x quality artist references and assessment objectives.

Lesson exploring the theme of IDENTITY in Art & Design. Tasks include creating a Visual Mind Map & a Collage for home learning. Artist references included for inspiration. Teacher Example also included. Suitable for year 7, 8, 9 & 10.

Question Grid for Art Analysis Ideal Starter activity for group work. For use with KS3,4 &5

A lesson for either KS4 or KS5 students based around VIDEO ART or MOVING IMAGE. Ideal for students student A Level & GCSE Photography or Media. Artist References included for students to gather inspiration and respond to.

ARTIST RESEARCH TASK SHEET- used as half term home learning for GCSE students. 4x artists to choose from who use text in their work.

Worksheet designed as starter activity for groups. Artwork displayed in centre of picture and students must pick descriptive words starting with the letters in bold. Artwork used in example is by Jason Mercier and could be used as part of an IDENTITY project or similar theme.