National Curriculum
For next step we recommend the unit: Introduction to art: understanding the basics - linking work to self.
14 lessons
In this lesson, we will understand the basics of line, shape and tone. We will practise 'weight of line': this means how dark it is or how hard we are pressing. We will focus on using basic shapes for our work. These basic shapes will be the basis for most, if not all, drawings we do. We will also add a variety of tones using shading techniques.
In this lesson, we will continue our exploration into paper manipulation by creating a sculpture inspired by natural forms.
In this lesson, we will look at artworks in relation to biomorphism. We will look at how Anish Kapoor and Chakaia Booker's sculptures have a biomorphic shape, and then create our own sculpture inspired by nature.
In this lesson, will create a sculpture inspired by architecture. We will also learn about the work and influences of architect Dame Zaha Hadid.
In this lesson, we will add monochromatic colour to our sculpture. We will also continue to learn about the architect Sir David Adjaye's work and influences.
In this lesson, we will create a Notan-inspired cut paper collage.
In this lesson, we will look at the work of Barbara Hepworth and Henry Moore. Both of these artists will inspire our future work.
In this lesson, we will use our research into the work of Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth to create a design for a soap sculpture.
In this lesson, we will carve a soap sculpture inspired by Barbara Hepworth and Henry Moore.
In this lesson, we will learn about the work of sculptor Veronica Ryan. We will look at examples of her abstract and biomorphic work, and then create a sculpture inspired by her work.
In this lesson, we will create an assemblage artwork.
In this lesson, we will learn about the work of artist Yinka Shonibare. We will look at his sculpture, 'Cheeky Little Astronomer', and then use objects to create our own sculpture that represents our experience of 'Lockdown'.
In this lesson, we will create a piece of land art inspired by Richard Long.
In this lesson, we will create a pencil study of one of our sculptures.
Units in Art & Design