This stippling crab art lesson is ideal for all your ‘under the sea’ or crustacean art projects. This download includes: A one-page worksheet for students which includes a definition for students, good examples and helpful advice on how to draw the crab. A lesson plan which includes an introduction, demonstration, development and plenary. There are […]
Drawing reflections is an inspiring and challenging subject matter. These two worksheets contain 6 high-resolution images of reflections for your students to draw. Give students a whole worksheet or cut them up and let students choose one of the 6 reflections to draw. There are other drawing resources and close-up resources on The Arty Teacher […]
‘Drawing Food Distance Learning’ is an updated 3-page home learning pack. There is no need to print this resource, it can be emailed or uploaded and students work on paper at home. They will need a pencil and coloured pencils. Students draw the burger, biscuit and pizza slice. There is a printable pack version of […]
If you are looking for a surrealism art lesson this Dali-inspired melting-clock grid drawing ticks all the boxes. Students copy the clock into the distorted grid to create a clock that appears like it has melted, just like the clocks in Dali’s famous ‘The Persistence of Memory‘. This download includes two pages: the worksheet pictured […]
There is a US and a UK version of ‘Drawing Dilapidated Boats’ to account for the different use of the words ‘tone’ and ‘value’. Drawing dilapidated boats has been made for home learning or hybrid teaching. This download is a 6-page PDF (pictured above). It shows students boat inspired artworks by successful artists and asks […]
There is a UK and a US version of ‘Drawing Dilapidated Boats’ to account for the different use of the words ‘tone’ and ‘value’. This dilapidated boats art lesson has been made for home learning or hybrid teaching. This download is a 6-page PDF (pictured above). It shows students boat inspired artworks by successful artists […]
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