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Old, Wrinkled Eyes for Drawing

‘Old, Wrinkled Eyes for Drawing’ is a one-page resource which encourages wonderfully detailed drawing.  Why are wrinkles so appealing?  There 4 versions of this one-page resource. For the UK: The wording is Shading, Tone, Detail, Accuracy.  In colour and black & white. For the US: The wording is Shading, Value, Detail, Accuracy. In colour and […]
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Zendoodle Easter Eggs

Zendoodle Easter Eggs is a resource where your students create patterns within the egg shapes.  This 3-page resource includes: One sheet of completed eggs for ideas and inspiration. One worksheet of completely blank eggs for those who are confident to create their own patterns from scratch. One worksheet of eggs which have some guidelines to […]
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Drawing Reptile Eyes – Drawing Animals

This ‘Drawing Reptile Eyes’ resource provides your students with a real challenge! My students have found these lizard eyes very appealing and there is lots of detail and values to include. This one-page resource comes in color with instructions to use colored pencil, and in black and white with instructions to use pencil.  There are […]
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Grayson Perry Crossword

This Grayson Perry crossword will mean your students have to look up the facts and will prevent the type of research where they cut and paste chunks of information from the internet!  There are 9 questions and this one-page resource comes as an A4 page and also a version with 2 on a page. The […]
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Leonardo Da Vinci Artist Analysis

This one-page Leonardo Da Vinci Artist Analysis asks students to copy the anatomical drawing.  The exact wording is as follows. An ‘artist analysis’ is simply copying an artwork. You can learn so much from going through the process the artist has. Coffee or tea stain the bottom rectangle and then use brown pencils or ink […]
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Leonardo Da Vinci Grid Drawing – Dissected Man

This Leonardo Da Vinci Grid Drawing is a great way to teach your students about Da Vinci and how to draw.  The clear image shows quality-of-line, direction-of-line and a range of values; all things you want your students to include in their drawings.  The image is one of Da Vinci’s famous dissection drawings which form […]
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