Based on a section of their drawing from Lesson 1, children create a dramatic monoprint using ink
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Children learn about abstract art and the inkblots that inspired Andy Warhol's 'Rorschach, 1984' then have a go at creating and interpreting their own symmetrical ink drawings.
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Pupils recycle metal tins, turning them into drums (or castles), and use wax resist techniques to decorate the drums in original ways.
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Analysing Paula Rego’s 'The Dance' to discuss and justify opinions with reference to the formal elements
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Inspired by the ‘lenticular prints’ of Luz Perez Ojeda, children carefully cut two images into strips and by alternating them side by side, in sequential order, and then folding, they create an optical illusion piece of art
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After experimenting with the different marks that charcoal can make, children are challenged to represent the meaning of a given list of words and phrases, in an abstract way.
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Children carefully select and curate fabrics, colours, textures and images to inspire them in this topic through making a mood board
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Children are introduced to cave art and reflect upon the purpose of the drawings before working on developing their sense of proportion in drawing.
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Children go on a shape hunt around the school, identifying, drawing and labelling the different shapes that make up the objects they find
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