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Autumn Term
Observational drawing
Natural Objects
Fruit flower veg using pencil and pastels
Line drawing – shoes
Texture using diff pencil
Grades – bark leaves, trees
Colour mixing –
secondary and tertiary
colours
colour wheel
Clay – slab work, rolled and
moulded; make a decorative plate design
ICT – Softease Studio
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Theme: faces
Self portraits
Tudor portraits / faces by other artists
Using pencils, pastels, paint, collage
ICT - Dazzle
Painting - bridges
Seasonal Activities |
Experiment with mixed media
Looking at how to use textures, marks etc to represent moods
and subjects
Experiment with mark making and materials
Textured relief collages
Group map project
Artists who have used M.M.
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Studying abstract patterns and designs
Looking at lettering and its uses
Produce a 3D Letter and decorate with paint and patterns
Abstract art, typography
American artist Frank Stella
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Spring Term
Drawing and Painting from life.
Portraying relationships – enlarged painting
Print making with found objects on paper and cloth.
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Drawing; various medium eg charcoal, pastels, chalks, felt,
biro
Still life; fruit, flowers
Print making: line relief using string
Exploring texture
Soft Toys
A 'feely'picture
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Pupils will practise observation drawing using plants and
flowers as their source
They will look at the artist Georgia O'Keefe, William Morris
and Robin Phillipson
Painting and assemblages based on their plant and flower studies
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One-point perspective and scale
Study correct proportion and perspective of human figure
Produce series of studies from life of the figure
Study artist themes to display in a gallery picture
Produce an 'art gallery', complete with paintings and audience
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Summer Term
Paper and paste dragon
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Papier Mache – using a mould.
Clay Work – make a tile.
Garden/landscapes – painting.
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Observational drawings of a wide variety of still-life objects
Traditional still-life paintings and more contemporary styles
will be studied
Pupils will produce their own still-life based on 'home' and
a group project based on the theme of 'a summer picnic' |
Pupils will study architecture and look at the variety of
window and door features on local buildings and home
Collage images of buildings (facades) and decorative features
3D town scape using ceramics
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