Excellent for teaching line, tone and detail. Perfect classwork or homework for portrait drawing projects. You get two versions of this one-page resource: One where the grid lines are already in place and a second where there are tiny marks (as the magnifying lens shows) where your students can draw their own lines.
This comprehensive Cezanne Oil Pastel Unit of Work includes everything you need to run a super-engaging Cezanne project. During this project students will: Learn about the work of Cezanne through observation, discussion and practical work. Learn to create their own still life set-ups. Practice photographing and drawing. Develop their oil pastel skills. Assess their own […]
Three useful worksheets to complement any Angie Lewin Project. The first worksheet I use to get my class to work in different media in the four different boxes e.g. hot colours, cold colours, blending, pencil work, watercolour etc The second sheet has blank boxes. This would be useful if you wanted your class to come […]
Your students can peer mark or self-assess their watercolour work with this clear and easy to follow resource. They simply answer the questions when reviewing their work. You will receive two versions of this resource when you download it – one with the spelling ‘watercolour’ and one with the spelling ‘watercolor’. The Arty Teacher provides quality […]
A comprehensive presentation covering many aspects of Van Gogh life and works. There is a script included with questions to engage your learners. Allow 10 – 15 minutes. There are 15 slides on the following: Introduction, birth and death dates, pre-artist jobs * Overview of famous works * Early Works * Who influenced his work […]
Encourage beautiful drawing with this converse grid drawing. Ideal as part of any drawing module or this would make an excellent homework or cover lesson to improve drawing skills. There are two versions of this grid drawing. One where the grid lines are already in place, and one where your students draw the lines using […]
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