This lesson can be taught as a stand-alone cover lesson based on the artist Andy Warhol, or used as part of a sequence of lessons in a scheme of work. Students require pencils and colour crayons to complete this worksheet. Students are given visual resources to consider and popular logos and icons can be discussed before they test out a design and then transfer into a grid to produce a repeating pattern. Students can then apply their design to a backpack as an extension and add colour to their designs using Warhol’s recognisable style. This resource was made using Publisher, but a PDF version is also available to download and use.

This lesson can be taught as a stand-alone cover lesson based on the artist Jon Burgerman, or used as part of a sequence of lessons in a scheme of work. Students require pencils and felt tips to complete this worksheet. Students are given visual resources to discuss the work of Jon Burgerman using the key words line and colour. Students should then use the keywords list to answer the questions in full and then use their understanding of the work to produce their own response to the artist using a continuous line and colour. This resource was made using Publisher, but a PDF version is also available to download and use.