Download Category: Resources
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Pop Art Extension Task
A one-page pop art extension task where the abstract patterns make connections to artist Roy Lichtenstein. The instructions ask students to colour the patterns in bright Pop Art colours. There are two versions of this resource. One which uses the spelling ‘colour’ and the other ‘color’.
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Phlegm Inspired Mini Sculpture
This is a short, fun 3D project in which students make a small sculpture inspired by the street artist Phlegm. To introduce students to this artist’s work, it’s a good idea to use the free Phlegm presentation at the start of this project. During this project student will: Create an artist research page about the…
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Phlegm Inspired Mythical Beast Sculpture Unit
This is predominantly a video resource. You can use the videos to teach yourself or directly with your students. The talented street artist Phlegm has inspired this card and paper mache sculpture. I suggest you use the free presentation on Phlegm available on this website at the start of the project to introduce your students…
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Ice Cream Zendoodle
This ice cream zendoodle art lesson is both fun and relaxing. Ideal for a peaceful lesson in the (sometimes excitable) build-up to the summer holidays. This download includes: An ice cream worksheet. A good example. 3 pages of zendoodles for your students to refer to. Materials Required: Good paper thin enough to go through a photocopier and permanent…
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Self-Assessment Sketchbook Topper – Drawing
Use this self-assessment sketchbook topper for students to reflect upon and self-assess their previous drawing(s). A ‘sketchbook topper’ is a strip of paper that can be stuck along the top of a sketchbook page or on the back of a piece of paper, ready to apply the advice to the next piece of work. It…
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DIRT Sketchbook Topper – Drawing
Use this DIRT sketchbook topper for students to reflect upon and self-assess their previous drawings. It is suitable for schools that use the DIRT method school-wide. A ‘sketchbook topper’ is a strip of paper that can be stuck along the top of a sketchbook page or on the back of a piece of paper, ready…