Hi This resource can be used as a help sheet and students have the choice to draw onto the worksheet or into their sketchbooks. There are 4 different options to choose to draw from: 1: A crushed can 2: A lollipop 3: A cupcake 4: A donut Ideally suitable for students aged 11 upwards This is perfect as a skills based lesson/activity to help students practice their drawing and tonal skills. Only media needed is a pencil Thank you

Hi This resource can be used as a help sheet and students have the choice to draw onto the worksheet or into their sketchbooks. There are also templates of fish, bugs and insects to draw onto. Students can also use the worksheet to practise creating zentangle patterns before they apply them in their own design. Ideally suitable for students aged 13 upwards About Zentangle: A zentangle doodle is “A drawing created without full attention by creating beautiful images from repetitive patterns. It is a fascinating new art form that is fun and relaxing. It increases focus and creativity and is perfect as an activity to be completed whilst at home Thank you

Use this resource to help simplify the new curriculum levels. We have this stuck in the back of every KS3 students book to serve as an assessment structure, preparing KS3 students for KS4.

Hi This resource can be used as a help sheet and students have the choice to draw onto the worksheet or into their sketchbooks. There are images of cupcakes or ice cream cones to draw from. Ideally suitable for students aged 13 upwards About Zentangle: A zentangle doodle is “A drawing created without full attention by creating beautiful images from repetitive patterns. It is a fascinating new art form that is fun and relaxing. It increases focus and creativity and is perfect as an activity to be completed whilst at home Thank you

Hi This resource can be used as a help sheet and students have the choice to draw onto the worksheets or into their sketchbooks. There are 5 activities in this: How to draw an eye, a nose and a mouth. The last 2 activities are how draw a mount open and apply tone. The final one is a colour blending drawing of an eye. This resource has proven to be very popular in helping students understand the basics and how to create realistic facial features. Ideally suitable for students aged 13 upwards Suitable for home learning, only media needed is a pencil Thank you

A key aspect students struggle with is how to annotate their sketchbook pages, whether it is an artist image or their own work. What we have found useful is giving students sentence starters and key words. Have a look at these worksheets we have made which we laminate back to back and use across all year groups. Thank you

Hi This resource can be used as a help sheet and students have the choice to draw onto the worksheet or into their sketchbooks. Students can also practice creating 6 of their own zentangle patterns on a separate template. Ideally suitable for students aged 11 upwards Suitable for home learning, the only materials needed is a pencil and black pen. About Zentangle: A zentangle doodle is “A drawing created without full attention by creating beautiful images from repetitive patterns. It is a fascinating new art form that is fun and relaxing. It increases focus and creativity and is perfect as an activity to be completed whilst at home Thank you

Hi It is that time of year again,…Christmas!!! I have bundled together all of my zentangle doodle images and added extra slides based on Christmas images. there are lots of examples and ready made templates, which give students the option to colour in, add pattern or draw designs freely. A great end of term FUN cover set of work to keep the students busy and engaged. Ideally suitable for students aged 6 upwards About Zentangle: A zentangle doodle is “A drawing created without full attention by creating beautiful images from repetitive patterns. It is a fascinating new art form that is fun and relaxing. It increases focus and creativity and is perfect as an activity to be completed whilst at home Thank you

Use this resource to help guide students through the assessment objectives at GCSE and use this to teacher assess or self assess. We have this stuck in the back of every KS4 students book to serve as an assessment structure and to give formative feedback throughout their project.

In this popular and fun unit of work there are 14 one hour lessons in which students have the opportunity to explore portraiture in lots of different ways. Including drawing half a face, eyes, using water colour, exploring artists, using digital apps and producing a final A3 portrait. It has 57 slides of lots of examples and each lesson is broken down with clear objectives and outcomes to achieve. Hope you enjoy this Thank you

Hi, This powerpoint is suitable for KS3 or Year 10 GCSE students and it contains tasks to create observational drawings of fruit and vegetables Students will be able to create lots of different outcomes: by exploring line, tone and colour blending This is perfect for home learning It is a full presentation with clear instructions and lots of good images to draw from and exceptional student examples as a reference for inspiration. It can take 3-6 lessons, and can be adjusted to suit your students. Hope you find it useful

Hi I have bundled together my top 20 art activity worksheets and I promise you this will be the best fiver you have ever spent on art resources. Every worksheet comes with step by step instructions, printable templates and the options to draw either on the same worksheet or onto paper. Here are the list of the activities: Observational Drawings: Fast food drawing activities of a crushed can, lollipop, biscuit, cupcake, donut or a shoe Practice drawing facial features: Eyes, nose, mouth **Culture: **Create your own African Mask Zentangle drawing activities of a fish, insect, bug, feather, lips, cake or an ice cream Only materials students need is a pencil and a black pen. Perfect for home learning and hours of fun

Hi everyone Here are my top "Anatomy/skulls and bones Artists” which have inspired students across all age groups when developing and creating their own work based on their anotomy projects. This powerpoint includes the names of the artists, images of their work as a reference and examples of sketchbook pages created by students. The artists are all very different: Realism, illustration, surrealism and expressionism. There are also slides at the end explaining what a confidence artist sketchbook page looks like and resources for you to share with students to help them write about their artists. I hope that you find this powerpoint visually inspiring and useful in encouraging your students to create confident and exceptional artist pages. Thank you

Hi, This powerpoint is suitable for KS3 students and it contains the following tasks: Students will research African Masks and be able to create their own mask outcomes: by exploring line, shape, pattern, form and tone. There are 2 different drawing activities and a final outcome to construct the mask, using gum tape and card. The 3d construction can be done in class and could be optional. This is perfect for home learning as all drawing materials are accessible It is a full presentation with clear instructions and lots of good images to draw from and exceptional student examples as a reference for inspiration. It can take 4-8 lessons, and can be adjusted to suit your students. Hope you find it useful

Hi everyone Here are my top 40 "Portraiture” artists which have inspired students across all age groups when developing and creating their own work based on their portraiture projects. This powerpoint includes the names of the artists, images of their work as a reference and examples of A/Asketchbook pages created by students. The artists are all very different: Its been in order to show the development of styles and techniques, from Black and white to colour, also showing different styles: Illustration, surrealism, photography, expressionism, mixed media, collage and realism painting styles. There are also slides at the end explaining what a confidence artist sketchbook page looks like and resources for you to share with students to help them write about their artists. With 104 slides in this powerpoint, I can promise you this will be a very important and inspiring resource for you and your students. I hope that you find this powerpoint visually inspiring and useful in encouraging your students to create confident and exceptional artist pages. Thank you

This is a 45 page powerpoint presentation documenting the history of Photography over the last 120 years.

Hi This resource can be used as a help sheet and students have the choice to draw onto the worksheet or into their sketchbooks. There are many different templates for students to use to draw onto, Ideally suitable for students aged 11 upwards Only materials needed are a pencil and a black pen Thank you

Hi everyone Here are my top “Flower Artists” which have inspired students across all age groups when developing and creating their own work based on their flowers/natural forms projects. This powerpoint includes the names of the artists, images of their work as a reference and examples of sketchbook pages created by students. The artists are all very different: Realism, illustration, surrealism and expressionism. There are also slides at the end explaining what a confidence artist sketchbook page looks like. This is a free resource, if you like this one, then please have a look at the other ones I have made on the following topics: Landscapes, Animals, Portraiture, Food, Still Life and Anatomy. Thank you

Hi everyone I have put together this 40 second video to visually show students what a confident artist sketchbook page should look like. It has exceptional examples of actual student sketchbook pages. It breaks down in very simple stages what is needed: Clear layout, minimum of 4 artist images/pictures, a title/artist name but not a HUGE title!! confident studies, written analysis, key words, do’s and dont’s The video is fun and I hope your students will feel inspired by it. If you enjoy the video, please feel free to have a look at my teacher support resource Powerpoint in my shop called: “How to create exceptional and confidence artist sketchbook pages” This has lots of examples and writing frames for you to use with your students Thank you