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Drawing Pasta – Exploring Form

Introduce students to the art term ‘form’ while developing their observational drawing skills with this engaging pasta drawing lesson. Students choose from six photographs of different pasta shapes and carefully observe how line, shape, and shading can make a flat drawing appear three-dimensional. The variety of twists, folds, curves, ridges and openings found in pasta […]
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Perspective and Depth

This engaging lesson teaches students how to use one-point perspective and gradated shading to create the illusion of depth within a grid of nine squares. It develops key skills including accurate ruler use, understanding vanishing points and applying tonal shading. You have options. You can use the PowerPoint (or Google Slides) to guide students to […]
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Choice Board – Texture

This is a choice board for the theme of ‘texture’.  This download includes: A one-page choice board with 12 ideas for projects which each link to texture. An additional document that suggests artists that would be good to research for each choice, should you wish your students to link their project to an artist. (Optional) […]
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Tonal Value Scale Bookmark – Great Starter Activity

This is a simple but very effective starter activity where students create a tonal value scale and add the definition for the word tone or value to a bookmark.  As you can see from the image to the left, there is a version of this resource with the word ‘Tone’ and another for the word […]
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Elements and Principles Bookmark

With this ‘Elements and Principles Bookmark’, students cut out two sides of the bookmark on the grey line and stick them together to create a double-sided bookmark.  We all know that repeated recall is an important part of memory, and having this bookmark in a sketchbook, is a great way to get students to revisit […]
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3D Spheres

In this 3D Spheres art lesson, it is easy to show how tone/values can create the illusion of form on a flat surface. form. Included in this download is: 3D Spheres is a great way to teach ‘form’ and ‘space’ if you are teaching the elements of art.
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