Pop Art inspire worksheet, focusing on designing a trainer drawing inspiration from the images provided. Can be used as part of a scheme of work, as a stand alone lesson, home learning activity, for blended learning, starter activity, or as an extension task.

This clear, detailed and visually-appealing resource offers a complete reference point for students learning about pop art as a part of their art and design study. It contains comprehensive sections on: -Overview; -Styles and Techniques; -Significant Artists (Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein); -Creative Ideas and Examples; -Key Vocabulary; -Timeline of Pop Art. This resource can be adapted for all ages, but was originally designed for supporting lower KS2 children. The resource is designed to be printed onto either A4 or A3, and is provided as both a PDF and a Word version (so that you can edit if you want to). All images used are licensed for commercial use.

Drawing Onomatopoeia letters in a Pop Art style, inspired by Roy Lichtenstein.

A worksheet created for a 1 off lesson, Worked well using it for cover by non specialist. Students are encourage to recall and identify key features of the Pop Art Movement, apply to an outcome and self reflect.

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

This GCSE Art Project aims to develop and enhance the range of skills that students have been taught at KS3, enabling them to master and improve in a way that was engaging yet simple to achieve. There are some ‘essential’ art skills taught in this project, including: grid drawing, pencil drawing, pen drawing, acrylic painting, watercolor painting, poly printing and different types of research / art analysis / presentation skills. The theme is Pop Culture, allowing students a wide range of references to work from. The presentation includes lesson entry tasks / plenaries and exit tasks, examples of student work, homework tasks throughout. There are printable resources on slides 1-12 with the Pop Culture images I used in lessons. There is an artist research information slide that can also be printed (slide 43) There are 124 slides in total.

This resource includes 6 PDF worksheets of activities on the topic of Pop Art. It has been designed to be suitable for a one off cover lesson or used as part of a scheme of work. The tasks include: Pop art mood-board activity Artist Research activity- Roy Lichtenstein and Andy Warhol Artist Copy activity- Roy Lichtenstein Typographic Pop Art activity Design your own Pop Art soda can activity

Powerpoint showing examples of the work of the Pop Artists with a focus on Roy Lichtenstein. Worksheet for suggested project is also available under my downloads.

Pop Art inspired Art, Design, Textiles or DT Graphics cover lesson, worksheet or homework activity exploring the style of Pop Artists in creating a shoe design. Worksheet includes inspirational imagery, high quality visuals and space for reflective practice.

8 lesson work sheets along with one lesson and supporting resources. Artists include Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Romero Britto, Ron Magnes, Roy Lichtenstein and Burton Morris. Each worksheet has a different task and encourages students to combine different artists styles / colour palettes together. I have been using these for a few years now (created by myself) and they are a great addition to a lesson when students finish a task early or as a homework task.

This worksheet was created to be used for cover lessons, allowing students to practice and recall their knowledge of Pop Art and apply in in a creative way. Students will apply knowledge of Pop Art, Onomatopoeia and Colour Theory. Useful for quick cover lessons, or just for general lesson time. L/Q: Can I show an understanding of Pop Art, Colour theory and Contextual Knowledge? (Learning Question is along the top of the worksheet, to allow you to crop it down if not needed/necessary). This worksheet would be most suitable for Key Stage 3. Miss K Jenkins :) All resources have been designed, created and/or constructed by myself, all used in my own teaching currently and in the past.

Creating your name in the style of Pop Art worksheet. The A4 PDF includes, Pop Art inspired images, structured space to draw the name, information about the activity along with tips on how to be successful . Can be used as part of a scheme of work, as a stand alone lesson, home learning activity, for blended learning, starter activity, or as an extension task.

KS3 SOW Modern day icons.

Pop Art inspired phone case design worksheet. The A4 PDF includes, template for the phone case, Pop Art inspired images, information about the activity and tips on how to be successful. Can be used as part of a scheme of work, as a stand alone lesson, home learning activity, for blended learning, starter activity, or as an extension task.

Complete unit for pop art, including theory, practical tasks and assessment grid. I teach this by completing the tasks under the visualiser. Students use colour pencil but other media could be used. For the final piece students design a pop art word and background in the booklet, and complete this on a seperate piece of card.

A3 Worksheet based on Pop Art movement with a focus on colour. Resource is useful for cover lesson in Art and Design or 3D design lesson. Range of tasks increases in difficulty. Drawing tasks develop colour shading and lead to independent decision making. Starter and challenge task provided. Reference made to artists (Peter Blake, Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein), colour theory (saturation), art movement, Ben Day dots and collage.

Information about Pop Art mainly focusing on Warhol and Lichtenstein. Also includes artists Jasper Johns, Peter Blake and David Hockney.

This worksheet was created to be used for cover lessons, allowing students to practice and recall their knowledge of Pop Art and apply in in a creative way. Students will apply knowledge of Pop Art, Colour Theory and Advertising. Useful for quick cover lessons, or just for general lesson time. L/Q: How can your knowledge of Pop Art influence your work? (Learning Question is along the top of the worksheet, to allow you to crop it down if not needed/necessary). This worksheet would be most suitable for Key Stage 3. Miss K Jenkins :) All resources have been designed, created and/or constructed by myself, all used in my own teaching currently and in the past.

This short yet useful Powerpoint lesson is great for teaching students of all ages about the Pop Art movement. It is most suitable for Key Stage 3, however could also be used for Key Stage 4. This Powerpoint includes a Do now task, main task, and a plenary focusing on understanding Pop Art. A Powerpoint and PDF version are available once purchased, so it can be changed to fit your needs. Note: The embedded video’s will not work in the PDF version (Font styles in Powerpoint version may differ due to changing software and applicable fonts - e.g Windows, IOS/Macbook etc) A more in-depth collection of Pop Art lessons are also available, along with an Ultimate Pop Art Lessons Bundle! Miss K Jenkins :) All resources have been designed, created and/or constructed by myself, all used in my own teaching currently and in the past.

An extensive introduction into Pop Art, showcasing its position in the Art Movement’s time-line. There is opportunity to discuss the full historical context, supported with videos. Richard Hamilton, Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein and Jean Michel Basquiat are discussed, with opportunities to explore these as projects. Pop Art is put in a modern context too, looking at DKNY’s perfume advertising campaign and exploring the work of Julian Opie. Further starting points for projects and homework suggestions are included in the PowerPoint, easily a term’s work.