Creating Scenes
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Demonstration Activities |
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3D model making software download access to models created by
others |
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Templates where learners create scenes from a number of
given items or shapes |
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4 habitat scenes in which learners drop a number of given
items |
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Storyboarding with online tutorials and sheets to print out |
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Geometric Pictures Parts 1-4 explain how geometric shapes are used in
pictures |
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3 paintings and one sculpture learners are asked questions about
what they see |
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Shape Pictures Parts 1-2 explain how shapes are used in constructing
pictures |
Mosaic Patterns examples of designs produced by the 'Tile
Machine' (see extension activities)
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Practice Activities |
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Create a Poster Drag and
Drop create a scene with speech bubbles |
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Input shapes into grid can be flipped turned reversed to create patterns |
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Geometric Pictures Part 5 allows learners to create their own designs |
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Create a scene by
manipulating objects this time with a Japanese theme |
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Dropping shapes onto kaleidoscope can create incredible patterns and
effects |
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A picture creation activity for young learners |
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Matching coloured petals incorporates memory into the
activity |
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Create a face (male) dropping eyes noses mouths and ears onto the blank
canvas |
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Create a face (female) dropping eyes noses mouths and ears onto the
blank canvas |
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Mad Marvin's Art Studio create imaginative designs using shapes and
colours |
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Drop
the various items given to create your own snowman |
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Shadow Casting scene creating using the technique of hands and light
source |
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Shape Pictures Part 3 allows learners to make their own designs |
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Extension Activities |
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Recycle for Art learners to try to create a piece of art on a
similar theme |
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Action Painting with more abstract and colourful tools |
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Create a 9 piece Mural by dropping pre-made
designs into a 3 x 3 grid |
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Making Patterns another creative site which is only limited by
our imagination.
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My
Imaginary City where learners create imaginative and creative scenes |
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One of a Kind 6 backgrounds into which to drop shapes to create
imaginative scenes |
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Painting a range of backgrounds and characters
using a range of artistic tools |
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A creative tool allows learners to 'take shapes out of a background' to
create a new picture |
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Learners can create a picture which is then 'morphed' into an abstract
piece of art |
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Tile Machine a
creative site where the 'canvas' is a mosaic (see demonstration
activities) |