PowerPoint presentation with embedded resources. Students will analyse the work of futurist artist Henri Russolo and compare his work to sports car designs. They will create their own sports car designs which they will use as a starting point for an artwork inspired in futurism, using oil pastels, colour pencils and possibly water colours.

This Powerpoint contains over 30 pages of examples of art work and other images with explanations of techniques and ideas within themes of the fantastic and strange.

An introduction to exercises and basic drawing techniques. a look at drawings of classic, modern and contemporary artists drawing inspired in nature and natural objects.

A versatile resource looking at album cover design, and focussing on the use of colour in Pop Art and pattern in Op Art. Some lesson objectives are provided within the PowerPoint presentation, but the resource can be easily rearranged as best suits.

39 slide presentation with a contemporary artist for each week of the school year. Artists of a range of styles and techniques from around the world. Each slide has information about the artist and a key word to go with it as well as images of the artists work.

Introduction to one line drawing and using text in drawing looking at the artists Alberto Giacometti and Michael Volpecelli. Resource contains examples of artists's work, questions to begin discussion on the subject of portraits, identity and words of identity. It also contains a word bank on identity.

Set of lessons looking at the use of symmetrical patterns and colour design on Day of the Dead skulls. The PowerPoint give detailed context about the Day of the Dead with questioning activities for group discussion. This is followed by a series of practical activities wherein pupils develop their own Day of the Dead skull designs. All resources needed art provided at the end of the PowerPoint to print out.

This presentation shows how to use three point perspective to draw a skyscraper and analyses how professional architects create different kinds of drawings in their design work.

This unit of work, encapsulated in a PowerPoint presentation, looks at the formal elements of art and gives examples of how to apply them to cubist art. it also contains advice on student self assessment, how to improve home work and vocabulary revision.

This glossary contains over 80 visual art terms with easily understood definitions for both teachers and students.

PowerPoint presentation with easy to follow step by step instructions to draw a 2 point perspective building.

This resource shows recent street art from London neighbourhoods where street art is appreciated and showcased. It looks at various styles and techniques used by contemporary street artists and questions how and why these artists do their work.

This PowerPoint give good advice and examples on how to create art collages inspired in the work of important artists using found images out of magazines and news papers.

A look at various examples of illustrated texts and poems from different artists around the world and across history to inspire ideas to illustrate texts.

This Powerpoint has easy links for students to access websites for them to research art.

This Powerpoint explains the basics of how to achieve accurate drawings through six simple tips. Easy to understand wording and visual examples support each idea. If students can follow the advice in this presentation they are bound to develop skills with measurable results.