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  • Drawing Citrus Fruit with Different Media

    Drawing Citrus Fruit with Different Media

    Drawing Citrus Fruit with Different Media is a one-page resource that includes three different tasks.  Using the high-definition photos on the worksheet, students are asked to draw using pencil, coloured pencil and pen. Use this resource again and again as students work on paper or in sketchbooks rather than on the download. Ideal for your…

  • Complete the Vintage Butterflies

    Complete the Vintage Butterflies

    This complete the vintage butterflies resource is beautiful and will fit in with your insect, animal or symmetry projects.    

  • Drawing Snails

    Drawing Snails

    The contour lines of the shells and the fluid lines of their textural bodies, make drawing snails an irresistible lesson with so many learning opportunities.  This two-page download includes 7 high-resolution images of snails. There are hundreds of drawing art lessons and many animal art resources on The Arty Teacher website.

  • Complete the Messerschmidt

    Complete the Messerschmidt

    This one-page download, asks students to complete the missing half of the Messerschmidt sculpture.  If you are teaching expressive portraits, this resource is ideal. There are lots of portrait resources on The Arty Teacher website.

  • Drawing and Painting Insects Unit of Work

    Drawing and Painting Insects Unit of Work

    Painting and Drawing insects is a big unit of work that has been written for older students (perhaps age 14/15) who are embarking on an independent course of study.  Ideal for Year 10 GCSE in the UK or choice based courses where students need some structure but then become more independent.  Made for students working…

  • Collaborative Autumn Leaves Artwork

    Collaborative Autumn Leaves Artwork

    With this collaborative autumn leaves artwork, students work in groups with each student drawing a piece of the picture which combines to create a large artwork.  The lesson plan suggests you use watercolour and/or coloured pencil but you can, of course, use whatever media you like.  This resource comes in both A4 pieces and letter-size…