This one-page Leonardo Da Vinci Artist Analysis asks students to copy the anatomical drawing. The exact wording is as follows. An ‘artist analysis’ is simply copying an artwork. You can learn so much from going through the process the artist has. Coffee or tea stain the bottom rectangle and then use brown pencils or ink […]
This Leonardo Da Vinci Grid Drawing is a great way to teach your students about Da Vinci and how to draw. The clear image shows quality-of-line, direction-of-line and a range of values; all things you want your students to include in their drawings. The image is one of Da Vinci’s famous dissection drawings which form […]
This Graffiti image bank is just one of the many image banks on The Arty Teacher. There are over 70 slides and they are grouped as follows: General Graffiti Whole sides of buildings Stencilled Graffiti and Collage Hyper-Realistic Environments Lastly, there is one slide at the end which asks the question ‘Is it Art or […]
This Leonardo Da Vinci crossword is a great way to get your students to research and avoids them just cutting and pasting chunks of information from the internet! This resource becomes just 69p or 99 cents when you subscribe to The Arty Teacher. Why not find out more about subscribing!
This Leonardo Da Vinci Grid Drawing is a great way to teach your students about Da Vinci and how to draw. The clear image shows quality-of-line, direction-of-line and a range of values; all things you want your students to include in their drawings. The image is one of Da Vinci’s famous foetus drawings which form […]
This Leonardo Da Vinci worksheet asks students to copy the monstrous face. For really great results, why not ask your students to use brown pencil or brown ink? This one-page resource has a little bit of background information for your students and clear instructions. If you would like some additional background reading on Da Vinci […]
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