This worksheet is designed for KS3 Art students to review their understanding of tints, tones, and shades, using Georgia O’Keeffe as a case study. The four-page resource includes a quiz, a colour-in activity, and exercises for creating tonal swatches. It can be completed using colored pencils, paint, or pastels (if printed on heavyweight paper). Perfect for cover lessons, homework, or remote learning, this resource includes a fully editable Microsoft Word file, a print-ready PDF, variations of the diagrams, and Georgia O’Keeffe-inspired colour-in illustrations. Additionally, individual diagrams and illustrations are provided for easy enlargement or task separation.

This art activity sheet is designed for Key Stage 3 students, making it perfect for cover lessons, homework, or as an addition to your existing lesson plans. Students are tasked with creating their own unique pumpkin patterns, inspired by the iconic style of Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama.

This 15-page worksheet offers a variety of art projects and activities for secondary school students to complete at home. Perfect for cover work, summer holiday homework, or remote learning, it is designed for KS3 students and includes tasks such as photography, tonal drawing, color theory, and collage. All activities can be done with simple materials like coloured pencils, old newspapers, and a smartphone camera. The resource is available as both an editable PowerPoint and a print-ready PDF, making it easy to email or distribute as a booklet. Please note that lesson plans are not included.

This instructional resource offers a guide for a pinch pot design activity, formatted for landscape orientation and suitable for printing in either A4 or scalable up to A3 size in black and white. The resource presents illustrated steps for students to plan and sketch their ceramic designs directly onto a pinch pot. Tailored for KS3 students, it serves as a planning sheet to explore creativity and designs. However, its versatility also makes it a valuable tool for older year groups aiming to refine their pottery skills.

This 6-page PDF features a fun and engaging colouring activity focused on famous and diverse artists, including Frida Kahlo, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, Tracey Emin, Yayoi Kusama, and Yinka Shonibare. Each colouring page includes space for students to write their own research and facts about the artists, making it an educational and creative activity. Ideal for younger KS3 students or KS2 pupils, this resource is perfect for light homework, starter activities, or after-school clubs. The document can be printed in greyscale, and students can use pens, pencils, crayons, or paint to color in the portraits.

This colour theory worksheet is designed for KS3 Art students to enhance their understanding of the colour wheel and colour schemes, using Andy Warhol as a case study. The four-page worksheet includes a quiz, a colour-in activity, and swatch creation exercises. It can be completed with coloured pencils, paint, or felt tips (when printed on heavyweight paper). Perfect for cover lessons, homework, or remote learning, this resource includes a fully editable Microsoft Word file, a print-ready PDF, variations of the colour wheel diagram, and Andy Warhol-inspired colour-in illustrations.

This Powerpoint explains how to make an art portfolio for college or university, the application process for a Foundation course and information on open days, personal statements and interviews. It is written for those students who are in the process of creating an application for a foundation course and entry into creative higher education . It is presented along with portfolio examples from students who have recently gained acceptance into university whilst also having space for you to include portfolio examples. This Powerpoint has been beautifully and professional designed to create an engaging lesson dedicated to demystifying the application process of a Foundation course and includes icons, stock imagery, transitions and animations. UPDATES DECEMBER 2021 I have updated this Powerpoint with information on Covid and remote interview processes and online open days.

This hand-drawn instructional resource offers a step-by-step guide to creating clay pots using the coiling and pinch pot techniques. Designed in landscape orientation, it can be printed in A4 or scaled up to A3, and is optimised for black-and-white printing. Each step is paired with clear, easy-to-follow illustrations, making it ideal for KS3 students. Its straightforward approach also makes it a valuable tool for older students looking to learn or refine these pottery methods. This resource is perfect for introducing students to hand-building ceramic techniques, while also serving as a great reference for GCSE projects focused on organic forms and the work of Yayoi Kusama. Please note: A lesson plan is not included with this resource.