Teach the art of stick and ink drawing so your students can create gestural drawings full of mark making. This ‘Stick and Ink Drawing – Seed Pods’ will fill two lessons, and your students will: Practise creating tones/values with stick and ink. Practise mark making with stick and ink Draw a seed pod using a […]
The images captured by photographer Eadweard Muybridge, give your learners the opportunity to study and capture motion in work they create. Why not give your students a range of media to work with and just see what they create? This download includes: The one-page worksheet pictured here. This includes information about Muybridge and asks students […]
This project results in students in creating a beautiful, detailed charcoal drawing of star anise on a distressed surface. They will learn: How to create a collaged/mixed media background. That manipulated surfaces create an interesting artwork. How to draw with charcoal and that successful charcoal drawings include detail and a range of tones. This download […]
Draw the Missing Half of the Bee is a two-page download where, you guessed it, students draw the missing half of the bee. The second page in the download is a bullet point list of why bees are essential. This was created for World Bee Day and is ideal for stimulating discussion with your class […]
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