You will need an image of Spring shoots, such as Daffodils or Crocuses for your drawing.
This lesson looks at adding tone to the initial of your name.
Using tone in a drawings
This lesson looks at creating a line drawing using the 5 lines within art. We will create a border to our page and then add line details within a series of straight lines. You will need some paper, a pencil ✏️ and a ruler to do this but might also want to use coloured pens, pencils etc.
This week we are going to create a line drawing to music. We will look at creating a curved line drawing and then how we can add detail within different spaces. You will need some paper, something to draw with and some music 🎵 to listen too- it doesn't matter if you haven't got music as you could still do the task. You might also want to use a black pen and some coloured pencils if you have those.
This week we look at creating line drawings within 4 sections of our paper. You will need a sheet of paper, a ruler if you have one and a pencil. You can also use coloured pencils and pens, too.
Today we will look at different types of lines that we can draw or make. You will need some things to draw with , like chalks or crayons and some paper - you could even work outside. If you have items like sticks and pegs, then you can use these, too.
Adding collage to a drawing
This looks at using collage with the influence of Henri Matisse
This video looks at the sculptor called Andy Goldsworthy
Giuseppe Archimbaldo
Pablo Picasso
Vincent Van Gogh
painting focus: colour mixing
Painting focus: abstract painting task
Today we look at drawing a landscape- looking out onto the horizon.
Adding texture. First sketch out and try adding texture and detail by covering a section at a time. Try by providing yourself with a base colour to then add different shade and texture using different pencil techniques. Then move on to another section and complete.
Control of the types of marks they make within their drawings and make marks from their observations.
Using tools with increasing control and observing shapes within their drawings.
Drawing focus 1:continuous line
Drawing focus
Drawing focus
Drawing task 1
Mrs Clitheroe shows you how to create a reindeer using hand and finger printing.
Using salt-dough and sculpting skills
Mrs Clitheroe shows you how to paint your salt dough creation.
Try printing with a range of small household items.
This video looks at combining pva, salt and watercolour to observe the effects it can create. It can also be used for lower KS2 to look at painting on different surfaces.
This video looks at creating a relief print.
This video looks at making the dish for baby bear using egg boxes and water. The video shows the whole process of making and finishing of the dish. You may want to add a PVA and water wash to finish your product at the end to help put a shine on your work and to prevent cracking.
This video is in two parts and you can pause it when you need to.
This video looks at designing a frame.
This week, we will look at designing a dish for Baby Bear 🐻
LO: Experiment with shade and tone This video demonstrates looking at shading techniques-such as blending, smudging, hatching and cross-hatching Task: Draw a chosen character
LO: to draw using different lines and control the marks I make. This video demonstrates looking at line and shape and the control of marks you make with your pencil.
Hi everyone. Here, we look at observational drawing to look closely at a given object. It is important to look and draw and repeat this process throughout your work. I also move on to show you how to use coloured pencils with more detail. Enjoy 😊
Hello everyone. Why don't you try some transient art, using items you can find outdoors. If you don't have access to finding natural resources, you can use different craft supplies, or items like: buttons, beads, jewellery etc. My short video will give you some ideas. Enjoy being creative.
This will give you ideas of drawing with different tools than pencils. Paul Klee saw drawing as essentiality 'taking a line for a walk' so have fun and see what you can create from one simple line. Remember to keep your drawing tool on the paper, or drawing surface, until you finish. The second video shows how you can add details with blocks of colour or by using the close lines of hatching and then crossed lines of cross hatching. You can post photos on the school Facebook page!
This will give you ideas of drawing with different tools than pencils. Paul Klee saw drawing as essentiality 'taking a line for a walk' so have fun and see what you can create from one simple line. Remember to keep your drawing tool on the paper, or drawing surface, until you finish. The second video shows how you can add details with blocks of colour or by using the close lines of hatching and then crossed lines of cross hatching. You can post photos on the school Facebook page!