Category: Single Worksheets

This worksheet steps through creating a stencilled canvas – creating a one colour stencil of the students face and using a pre designed ‘Hello My Name Is’ two colour stencil.

In this exercise students will learn some basic composition principles and arrange the various components they have previously drawn and photographed into alternative layouts.

In this exercise students will learn how the human body is proportioned, and then how the human form can be manipulated to create stylised characters.

In this exercise students will learn:
– how the human face is proportioned
– practise drawing facial features
– explore how the facial features can be exaggerated to portray emotion
– create their own drawing of a face incorporating facial proportion, exaggeration of features, shading and colour

This worksheet explains the basic principles of perspective. Tasks have students photograph urban perspective examples and redraw their favourite image. Then taking this image and adding colour and pattern inspired by existing artworks.

Note: this is an altered version of the similar worksheet in the Term Planner. This version doesn’t expect students to have done the walking tour.

Learn about tone and shading, practicing different techniques that help give depth and 3D effect.

Note: this is an altered version of the similar worksheet in the Term Planner. This version doesn’t expect students to have done the walking tour.

Explores the basics of typography and has students create a cover for their art folder recreating the letters of their name in a stylised format.

Includes: kerning, depth effects, 3D, drop shadows, vanishing point, key line, analogue colours, complementary colours.