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This resource, Seed & Seed Heads Mark Making creates a single page in a sketchbook, but as it takes over 10 lessons to complete and includes a broad range of media and skills, I am describing it as a mini unit of work. During this mini unit of work, students draw the seeds heads in a broad range of media, with a focus on mark making. This download includes:
Materials required: Soft Pencils, Fine Liners, Black Ball Point Pens, Crayola, Black Watercolour, Instant Coffee, Dip Pens, Black Ink. Optional: Ferby’s. This is a long list! Feel free to substitute media that you don’t have.*
There are many more units of work and natural forms art lessons on The Arty Teacher website.
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I LOVE this project for Drawing class- introductory project for Drawing 2 and exploring media and mark making. The photos are EXCELLENT! Thank you so much for adding some easy excitement into my teaching plan! So grateful!
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I’m so pleased you’re happy. I loved teaching this too 🙂
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