A bundle of ppt, images and worksheets for a SoW - drawing, painting, print-making, sculpture. Inclusive of: Photographs & images of Shells Mark making for ink, pencil, watercolour How to draw step-by-step ppt Links to a wide range of artists I’ve used these ppts for KS3,KS4 and KS5.

Hands: step by step how to draw them. Images from various artists: Van Gogh, Henry Moore. Includes: Levels and various images with tone and shading.

Photography A full days tutorial, enough to understand the basics. Aimed at year 9. Excellent for activities week. Includes: Objectives: what makes a 'good' image (with grid for completion) Examples from various artists Background to photography, and cameras (shutter speed, aperture, exposure) Mini project: Me, without me.

A bundle to use for a SoW: A ppt step-by-step how to draw a shoe / pair of shoes; in proportion with examples A ppt for PAINTING artists works A ppt for SCULPTURAL shoes / artists/ examples A ppt for HISTORY of shoes with examples/ brief descriptions PPT Homework ideas: research / abstraction/ Andy Warhol

A bundle of resources to critically and contextually analyse art and artists. A ppt with a range of different art genres - including Analysing Work of Others - Content, Form, Process, Mood. A ppt to use for KS3 Art History Time Line. Several GCSE level examples of critically analysed art works and artists. A range of practice compare & contrast artist images.

Includes: This is a SoW for ART with links to geography. It is the starting point for a range of outcomes: drawing / mixed media / Sculpture / photoshop / painting - Key links to be made with proportion of face/ portraits. ppt included - with word document to verbally describe the proportions of a portrait. A ppt with an extensive (38) range of West African Masks with descriptions. A blank map of the African continent - for country labels to be added. A ppt presentation including maps, links to Picasso and some example masks. A ppt with links to geography: maps, facts and figures. A Map worksheet / questionnaire quiz. A bundle of photographs that I took at the British Museum in 2019.

18 drawing ideas for one-off lessons - all of which can be completed without a laptop. Only materials needed: paper & pencil.

A bundle of different sketchbook based tasks suitable for remote learning. They offer a wide variety of options and ideas, all fun, such as creative font, art timeline, composition, pattern, texture, colour& emotion, and a load of artist inspired ideas. A mixture of: collage, research, drawing, painting…

An extensive ppt on protraits, proportion and how to draw them step-by-step. A word doc to verbally describe the stages. A worksheet prompt to use as an additional aid.

This SoW includes a bundle of ppts: A detailed ppt on how to draw a portrait. A word doc verbal description to use whilst demonstrating. A range of ppts with artist examples: expressive, fragmented, distorted, abstracted. Expressive ppt includes colour wheel and examples.

Step by step instructions on how to draw Spiders. Links made with Louise Bourgeois. Lesson Plan information: differentiation opportunities, Worksheets include: step by step spiders and different web designs for backgrounds. H/W: Could illustrate Mary Howitt poem: The spider said to the fly.

Step by step: How to draw a spider, with worksheets and webs included. Step by step: how to Construct a 2D wire spider and 3D examples of students work. Links with Alexander Calder and Louise Bourgeois Differentiation and levels included H/W: Pen and ink wash or Artist Research

A bundle including: A ppt on colour wheel An interactive quiz on colour Links to artists

A ppt step-by-step perspective lesson.

A bundle: PPT Step-by-step how to draw cake and biscuits in perspective. PPT Artist examples of cake, biscuits & Cafe life/ society. Brief for designing a cafe poster