Looks at constructing a colour wheel, that encompasses primary, secondary, tertiary, tints and shades. It also looks at warm and cold colours, analogous and harmonious colour schemes. This leads into theory on how colour is symbolic and how artists such as Monet, Picasso, O’keefe and others, utilise colour within their artwork for different purposes. It includes, do now questions, exit tickets, oracy practice for key words, turn and talk guided discussions, as well as step by step visuals for for the colour wheel construction. included in his pack is the PPT, analysis resources, and definition worksheets.

This pack will include a PPT, and analysis worksheet for artist research. This unit of work covers multiple art disciplines, using Hundertwasser as the key artist explored. The disciplines include; artist analysis with careers links to architecture, visual arts and environmentalism. Frottage, Watercolours, Collaborative clay work (Air dry clay is used in this case, but can be easily applied to kiln work also), Perspective, Drawing and Painting, and Batiking. There is Do Now questions for every lesson (including answers), exit tickets, Oracy (with phonetics) to help with keywords and pronunciation, clear step by step visuals to support in practical tasks, etymology of key words to understand meaning and origin of keywords, as well as external links to wider contexts and history when and if applicable. It’s pretty much 2 terms worth of work ready to plug in and use straight away.

Includes a PPT on how to draw the proportions of the face correctly, with guided animated slides to support visual step by steps. It also includes a blank proportion worksheet that students can use as a guide to draw their portrait onto, with annotated prompts of information alongside.

A full terms worth of work exploring the formal elements; shape, line, tone, form, in a series of drawing exercises, which is then led into Morandi’s artwork, exploring how these formal elements are used in his drawing studies to create a series of still life studies. Included in this resource will be the Powerpoint, Analysis worksheet of Giorgio Morandi, Knowledge organiser questions, Do now questions, Exit ticket questions.