A detailed guidance sheet for research and analysing and artist/artwork or photograph. This can be printed A3 r A2 to be displayed as a poster or can be printed as a help sheet. Aimed at KS5 or G&T GCSE. Please leave a review!

This resource can be projected or printed as a help sheet. Ideal for years 7-9 Students will need or teacher to provide a black pen

For Art teachers. 6 PDF posters visually describe the 7 formal elements: colour, line, pattern, form, texture, shape and tone. Included are links to art movements, practical techniques and links to artists. These can be printed up to A2 and used as a display or as a teaching resource. Please leave a review!

This can be used as a cover lesson or a lesson within a SOW relating to Abstract Art. Learning Objective: Develop colour blending skills and understanding of colour theory through the use of oil pastel Colour examples of the expected outcome and step by step instructions. Also a keyword box to describe harmonic and monochromatic colours. Links to colour theory and Wassily Kandinsky underpin this lesson which is presented on 1 Powerpoint slide. This can either be projected or printed as a help sheet. You will need a class set of oil pastels for this cover. Please leave a review!

You will need a class set of mirrors or for students to have access to a camera phone to be able to do this lesson. Please leave a review if you found this helpful!

Can be used as a one off cover lesson or as part of a larger SOW. Presented on 1 slide. This can be projected for the whole class to see or printed for individual worksheets. LO: be able to use one point perspective to accurately write your name in 3D. Step by step instructions with visual cues. Please leave a review!

A3/A4 portrait orientated. A comprehensive collection of Art key words relating to the formal elements, genres, mood, technique, composition and Art history. Collated in poster format this can be a displayed in the classroom and/or used as a teaching resource. Please leave a review!

Cover lesson task of drawing a can. You can supply your own cans or use the image provided Can be projected as a powerpoint or printed as a worksheet.

Can be used as a cover lesson or as part of a larger SOW focusing on portraits. You will need a class set of mirrors or for students to have access to a camera phone for this cover lesson. Please leave a review if you find this helpful!