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Flower Head (A&D)

 

This project teaches children about the visual elements of flowers, including shape, texture, colour, pattern and form. They also explore various artistic methods, including drawing, printmaking and 3-D forms, using paper and clay.

Memorable experience

Flowers and flower art

Innovate challenge

Creating flower sculptures

Art

Analysing artwork; Exploring visual elements – colour, shape, form, texture and pattern; Significant artist – Yayoi Kusama; Drawing; Printmaking; 3-D forms

📗 Recommended text

BookWaterstonesAmazonAuthorISBN
Yayoi Kasuma: Covered Everything in Dots and Wasn't Sorry. (Phaidon) Waterstones AmazonFausto Gilberti9781838660802
📗 Yayoi Kasuma: From Here to Infinity Waterstones AmazonSarah Suzuki9781633450394
Flower: Exploring the World in Bloom Waterstones AmazonPhaidon Editors9781838660857
Flowers to Spots (Usborne Minis) Waterstones AmazonKirsteen Robson and Sam Smith9781474952163
Wild Flowers (The Great Nature Hunt) Waterstones AmazonJen Green9781445145365
British Wild Flowers: A Photographic Guide (Nature Detective) Waterstones AmazonVictoria Munson9780750293273
Texture Words (Word Play) Waterstones AmazonCarrie B Sheely9781474795388
                        
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