A series of lessons starting with observational drawing from Primary Resources of a Taxidermy rat on loan from a local museum. This lesson was designed for y9 students and was taught online over 4 lessons, but could easier be used with any age group. It would make a good GCSE task too! Pupils are tasked with drawings at least 2 Rat pencil drawings from different viewpoints of the Rat. Once completed Pupils use online free photo editing website Rapid Resizer to edit their drawings to mimic the style of Banksy famous stencils. Once finishes pupils can print off multiple images of the Rat and present in their homes to create a photshoot inspired by the iconic lockdown Bathroom by Banksy. All images included in this powerpoint have been created by the students that I teach along with a few drawings of my own.

A worksheet designed to be printed A3 focusing on pencil drawing skills, including artist analysis of a painting created by Cornish Artist Nicola Tilley

quick stater activity for pupils to name the tools they have used on the worksheet

Grid tool drawing for cover lesson

A one lesson intro for the beginning of year, setting your own classroom expectations creative page

Extensive phase of lessons around still life with household kitchen objects photography and drawing Video demos included

aprox 3 lessons for task, artist study and oil pastel copy of the artists work

lesson drawing and observing scrumpled paper focus on obs drawing skills

a cover lesson design a day of the dead skull with day of the dead information

analysis of weaping woman

List of 10 things to draw, one each day for students to keep creative over the holidays.

Double sided colour wheel classroom resource

Lesson for creating hand cut stencils inspired by natural forms - The view to use for printmaking developments. homework cardboard relief collage included.

Worksheet / table for GCSE students to fill out ideas for development of final peice. Questions to promt what it might look like, what materials they will use and clear links to their research into artists and designers.

Phase of lessons based around Collage Portraits. Artist starting point - ofer wolberger 2 tasks and homework

Georgia O’Keeffe planning sheet to support students when critically evaluating the artists work. Successfully used with both students at KS3 and KS4. photo credits Pixabay and flicker user Sharon Mollerus, Cliff

Drawing Lesson inspired by the tropical plants in botanical gardens / palm houses. Students to select an area with a view finder / close up and recored using white pencil on black sugar paper focus on line, tone and markmaking when visually recording. Great lesson for both KS3 and KS4 to add an alternative drawing method to schemes of work. Powerpoint contains lesson objective, image resources, student examples and plenary for lesson. All Images photo credit R Evans (seller)