If you love the Japanese Takashi Murakami’s smiling flowers, then this resource is perfect for your pupils. The resource contains research tasks about the artist, comparing his work to traditional Pop Artists and their techniques. The practical tasks involve a revision of the colour theory, digital painting, creation of monster flags, anime portraits and much more. Suitable for ages 11-14 Suitable for remote learning

This resource is a template for researching photographers. The questions guide pupils on how to develop a response as a result of analysing the photographer’s work. It features the mystical Photograms by Crystal Lebas , a celebration of Klaus Pichler’s rotting elaborate Still Lifes and Danny Clinch’s spontaneous celebrity shots. This is suitable as a homework task. This is suitable for GCSE photography students

This resource stands as a step by step guide on how to create Insects using Collagraphy. It contains pictures that show the initial textured collage and how to create a monoprint from it.

This is a lesson introducing Jean Michel Basquiat’s work and how he uses symbols to reflect his Afro-French identity. It allows pupils to think about these symbols and invent symbols of their own. It features finished examples This resource has been downloaded in France, Belgium, London and Ireland. Black Lives Matter in Art Education. Black Artists

If you would like to introduce your students to the work of a female Pop Art then this Kiki Kogelnik package is perfect for you. These 32 slides contain a variety of activities- analysis of a modern female Pop Artist, low resource activities that included experimentation with mixed media, cut out/ silhouette techniques, and mini installations. Most tasks are accompanied with step-by-step pictures and templates. These tasks build up to the creation of a final piece in response to the artist Kiki Kogelnik’s work. I hope you enjoy and happy making. Suitable for ages 11-14 Can be used as a remote learning resource

A series of lessons on PR Contemporary Artist Grayson Perry , looking at his identity, cross-dressing , modern British life understanding narrative art and its relation to Grayson Perry, observing patterns in Grayson Perry artwork and creating a response to his tapestries. Suitable for 11-14 Can be used as a work from home task.

This resource can be used to create a collage using Powerpoint which will inform a painting.

A fun packed resource looking at the Formal Elements in Typography, starting with line. There are a mixture of Typography and Illustration tasks that are informed by the artists Franciska and Stefan Thermerson work. Students will be guided through activities on mark making, artist research, ASCII as well as illustrating excerpts of text from George Orwell, Mary Shelley and Antoine De Saint-Exupery. The resource can be used as a work from home booklet. Suitable for ages 13-16. Helpful to students with Polish as an EAL

This resource looks at key digital drawings by David Hockney. Students analyse his key works and respond to them by creating digital paintings. This can be used as a work from home resource.

This project is part of an Under The Sea unit. It looks at the work of a black female mixed media artist Ellen Gallagher. Students respond to the artist’s work through drawing, water colour , mixed media and assemble plasticine motifs on top their final piece. I hope you enjoy it. This resource has been downloaded in countries such as France, Belgium and Ireland. Black female lives matter in art education.