4 Raspberry grid drawings that are excellent for teaching detailed, tonal drawing. There are two versions of each grid drawing. One with the grid in place and one where there are tiny marks around the edge of the square so that students can draw their own lines. There are many grid drawings on The Arty Teacher.
Bring a touch of Christmas cheer to your classroom with these Robin Grid Drawings. This resource includes a cartoon, line drawing, photograph, and illustration, giving students plenty of choice and teachers the ability to differentiate with ease. Perfect for developing observational and detailed drawing skills, these versatile worksheets can be used as a festive art […]
8 Endangered Animal Grid Drawings. The issue of endangered animals is a topic close to many students’ hearts. You can bring this subject to life with these high-definition grid drawings. All the animals featured in this download are on the WWF critically endangered list at the time of publication. This includes: African Forest Elephant, Amur […]
20 Portrait Bust Grid Drawings! There’s a long-standing tradition of art students honing their observational skills by drawing portrait busts—and for good reason! Busts offer strong tonal contrast, dramatic lighting, and timeless facial features that are perfect for developing drawing accuracy. This download includes 20 high-quality portrait bust images with a grid overlay, ready for […]
Drawing funny faces is a fun download that engages your learners with detailed observational drawing. Ideal for a portrait project or end of term activity. The resource includes a range of ethnicities and age groups. This download includes: 5 Grid Drawings 5 ‘Complete the Missing Half’ worksheets A grid to draw on (pictured left) A […]
What do you do with early finishers? Many of us run animal art projects, and these mini animal grid drawings make an ideal extension task or homework. Print these on good quality drawing paper and then cut into four. Be ready for those early finishers! Please note, these are small grid drawings – 4 on […]
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I have been a high school art teacher for over 20 years, so I understand what it’s like to be in front of a class of students, often with very different abilities and attitudes.
I wanted to develop resources that would help teachers to bring out the best in every student in every class. I also wanted to free-up staff from time-consuming lesson preparation to let them focus instead on delivering exciting, motivating, dynamic lessons, supported by excellent resources.
