A 10 lesson project on creating a staple city in the style of artist Peter Root. Students are introduced to depth of field and creating artwork to photograph, rather than finding art to photograph. The focus of the lessons are to test, investigate and explore their camera and then re shoot to improve. The base of the lessons are powerpoint but could easily be transferred to book work. The power point is task based and broken down into lessons. Checklist templates are included. Images are artists own: Peter Root or students work.

A huge range of 120+ artists ranging from portraits and landscapes to natural forms and abstract art. A great resource for the start of projects, to look at after reading exam papers, or to give inspiration mid project. Images are all artists own, this is a bank of artist images and not my own images.

A two part resource, two posters that can help students to start their art projects, improve or continue to refine their sketchbooks. The posters can be placed in books for students to refer back to when they are stuck for what to do next, it can be used as a resource to refer to the poster before asking a teacher.

This PowerPoint breaks down the vital information about Shutter Speed and Aperture for students starting out in Photography. Broken down into two clear sections, examples are provided to demonstrate the effects both settings can have on photographs and students are then expected to create shoot tests showcasing both. This is a start up lesson and could be built further into a project.