Download Category: Resources
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Woven Texture to Draw
‘Woven Texture to Draw’ is a one-page drawing resource which comes in colour and black and white. Students draw the woven textures in media of your or their choice. There are more woven themed resources on The Arty Teacher.
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Woven Shading Task – The Illusion of Depth in Art
This is a fantastic ‘woven shading task’ to teach students that tones/values can give the illusion of depth. As I say to my students frequently ‘Lights come forward, darks go back!’. Students use shading and blending to achieve the illusion that the strips are woven. There is a version of this resource for the UK…
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Principles of Design PowerPoint / Posters
This principles of design PowerPoint, with editable text, can be used in a number of ways: Print the slides straight from the PowerPoint and use them as posters around your art room. Print them smaller and use them as flashcards. Have a definition on-screen at the start of the lesson, so your students know what…
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Drawing Peppers Project – In School or Distance Learning
This ‘Drawing Peppers’ resource was created during the pandemic and uses limited materials and can be used in school or at home. This download includes the following: A printable 7-page PDF that includes drawing tasks for creating a line drawing, tone/value drawing, cross hatching drawing, coloured pencil drawing, stippling drawing and then students create a…
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Drawing Capsicum Project – No Sharing Materials – Home or School – Australia & NZ
This ‘Drawing Capsicum’ has been created as a ‘no sharing materials’ project. It can be used in school or the pack can be printed and students can use it at home. This download includes the following: A printable 7-page PDF that includes drawing tasks for creating a line drawing, tone/value drawing, cross hatching drawing, coloured…
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Elements of Art PowerPoint / Posters
This elements of art PowerPoint can be used in a number of ways: Print the slides straight from the PowerPoint and use them as posters around your art room. Print them smaller and use them as flashcards. Have a definition on screen at the start of the lesson, so your students know what you are…