Worksheet for students to design their own pop art inspired can linking to artist such as Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein. Written Task and keyword bank on work sheet. great for a cover lesson or even a homework task to support next lesson. UPDATES FILE** Photo Credit All images available for free public use Clip Art - Pixabay R Evans own - Photoshop files

Worksheet for colour theory lesson, i have always used this with watercoours with ks3 mainly y7 students.

Worksheet inspired by the artist Banksy and Street art. Design a Nike Blaze inspired by urban art. Photocredit Flicker - KylaBorg CCO

Design your name in graffiti typography Students to create a ‘tag’ using the imagery and typography examples provided. Could be used as a initial starter task for a project, cover lesson or homework task. Photo Credits All Copyright free imagery Public Domain Picrures Flicker – Komet Graffiti Blog, Killian Graffiti, Rob Larsen, BOB beaktings Wikimedia Commos PXHere

aprox 3 lessons for task, artist study and oil pastel copy of the artists work

Full powerpoint for more than one lesson creating paper cut outs inspired by the Artist Henri Matisse. this project will last more than 3 lessons. starters, plenarys and full lesson objectives using blooms. some examples of student outcomes. basic classroom supplies required for this activity

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Powerpoint timeline all key art movements through history. All images and dates moveable. After much searching online for similar resources I created this one.

Worksheet to support students in creating effective artist annotations using critical understanding. Prompt questions are specific to this artwork and artist. Keyword bank to support subject specific literacy development. Worksheet could be presented straight into workbooks or used as a rough draft sheet (as i use it) and then presented creatively.

2 x worksheets one for Andy Warhol and the other Roy Lichtenstein with a range of questions to students to write critical analysis of both artists. in addition to the planning sheet there is also a Annotation support guide that can be used with any artwork or artist. Both resources have been used successfully with KS3 and KS4 students. Photo Credits Wikimedia coms Flicker user CEA – Neatherlands Flicker user – Lindsey Davis Intergalatic robot blog spot

Designed to be printed A3 this worksheet provided students with an opportunity to using their gridded drawing skill to accurately transpose the sweetie photograph, whilst also putting their critical analysis skills into good practice though analysis of the famous ice cream work by Wayne Thieaud. I use this either as a cover lesson or homework task.

Worksheet for students to use to design their name in the style of iconic pop art. Image Credits Images all free from copyright sources from Pixabay, Wikimediacoms

Art Analysis worksheet to support the production of effective annotation in sketchbooks at both ks3 and ks4. Sheet intended to be used as a ‘planning sheet’ and then either cut out typed boxes if shared digitally or neatly handwritten in sketchbook. Image ref - Wikimedia Commons no copyright on images

A really helpful worksheet for KS3 and KS4 students to use to plan annotations. *one worksheet page inculded. Boxes with prompt questions give students support to help critically analyse the work, concepts, compositions and overall outcomes created by the Artist. This worksheet takes a look at the iconic photographic work created by David Hockney

Term’s worth of lessons aiming to produce work based on colour theory for KS3 year 7 /8. Developing painting and drawing skills. Homework sheets / cover lessons included. Updates Powerpoint April 2018

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Worksheet for students to create a trainer inspired by Pop Art. Could be used as a cover lesson or a homework task. Possible use in either Art and Design or Design and Technology lesson PhotoCredit Sellers own photoshop files and text - R Evans Pixabay Flicker user - Wonderlane, Mark Anderson Wikimedia Comms Pxhere

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