Explore symmetry, contrast and composition through this colourful Kimmy Cantrell-inspired split-face activity.
Students divide a portrait into two halves and develop each side using contrasting colours, patterns, shapes and textures, before considering how the two sections work together as one composition.
The extension encourages students to use the two halves to communicate contrasting ideas or emotions.
Ideal for KS3 portraiture, artist studies, colour projects and creative drawing lessons.
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