The origins of Henna are explored in this Powerpoint and the importance value of its tradition in culture. Students are given the task to explore simplified patterns using a step by step guide in preparation to build up a bigger more intricate design using their hand to draw around as a template.

This project homework has been fantastic in allowing students to flourish in creative independence. It works best when tagged along side a cultural scheme of work and encourages students to widen their understanding by researching a culture of their choice and presenting in a visual way. This project always produces exceptional outcomes with fantastic visual exemplars throughout the PowerPoint. I often allow students 3/4 weeks to complete and ave the option to pair up with a friend! On submission day, get them to present their information to the class to share what they have researched.

Looking for a creative homework task? Project is the ideal fun and engaging homework that allows students to flourish in creative independence. This homework works best when set over a 3/4 week period.

A perfect resource to introduce students to colour theory. The resource also comes with the relevant worksheet and a quick and easy marking assessment (simply highlight the relevant criteria). Attached at the bottom of the PowerPoint is the most competitive game yet! time students with 30 seconds on the clock and see who can get the furthest down the colour chart!

Based upon the creative and experimental idea of the Wreck this journal - students work lesson by lesson fulfilling little tasks centered around the formal elements of Art such as shape, line, tone, texture and space.

The ideal step by step guide on how to draw a three dimensional object. A perfect introduction into line, shape, form, texture and colour. This resource always produces exceptional drawing results.

A fantastic PowerPoint to challenge students abstract perception of Art. Through this activity, students embrace the style of his work whilst being introduced to watercolour and collage.

Intricate pattern and mark making build the features and details of these magnificent animals

A cross curricular lesson looking at the intricate design of the Ta Moko turtle and using measurements and symmetry to complete the opposite half.

The traditional weeping woman has been manipulated and now every segment of her geometric form requires a pattern or mark making to complete the study!

The beautiful formation of the Asian elephant is creatively manipulated using colourful patterns and shapes

Based upon the NSEAD curriculum criteria, these posters are perfect for classroom display

Exploring mark making patterns through Zentangle

Inspiration from the traditional shapes of Ta Moko, the resource allows students to explore the shapes further through pattern and mark making.

A perfect contemporary resource to get students responding to the style of Lichstenstein

Using the hand template provided, students must use the traditional floral based patterns and apply to the shape of the hand and fingers.

With the ever changing face of Google, students must use their imagination to manipulate the letters within the word to create a new logo.

Students explore the meaning of onomatopoeia and must create a comic strip series using different words explored during the starting task. These words must be illustrated to reflect how the word may look as it sounds.

Using the grid method, students can work box by box to build up the shoe structure. A simple marking tab allows for quick and easy assessment by simply highlighting the success criteria.

Students can explore tone and texture using the testing chart before putting their skills into practice bringing the cactus to life through an observational drawing