Art, Craft & Design Portfolios
Portfolios show growth. This topic develops art, craft and design skills through sustained portfolio projects.
Resources for this topic
- Two-Point Perspective Urban Study
- Relief Print Process Evidence Trail
- Relief Printmaking Studio Vocabulary
- Perspective Activity Challenge Colouring Page
- Perspective Vocabulary And Facts Colouring Page
- Printmaking Colour And Observe Colouring Page
- Sculpture & 3D Design KS3
- Photography Explorer KS3
- Painting Techniques KS3
- Drawing Techniques KS3
- Art Critical Studies KS3
- Observational drawing Vocabulary And Facts Colouring Page
- Perspective Colour And Observe Colouring Page
- Printmaking Activity Challenge Colouring Page
- KS3 Colour & the Elements of Art — Speed Round
- KS3 Colour & the Elements of Art — Challenge
- KS3 Colour & the Elements of Art — Practice (Quiz Game)
- KS3 Colour & the Elements of Art — Recall
- Composition & evaluating — Speed Round
- Materials & techniques — Speed Round
- Artists & movements — Speed Round
- Drawing skills — Speed Round
- Colour theory — Speed Round
- Elements of art — Speed Round
- Art Design — Full Mock Quiz Game
- Composition & evaluating — Quiz Game
- Materials & techniques — Quiz Game
- Artists & movements — Quiz Game
- Drawing skills — Quiz Game
- Colour theory — Quiz Game
- Elements of art — Quiz Game
- KS3 Art & Design (Years 7-9) — Gated Series — Module 7: Consolidation Test (timed)
- KS3 Art & Design — Module 6: Composition & evaluating
- KS3 Art & Design — Module 5: Materials & techniques
- KS3 Art & Design — Module 4: Artists & movements
- KS3 Art & Design — Module 3: Drawing skills
- KS3 Art & Design — Module 2: Colour theory
- KS3 Art & Design — Module 1: Elements of art
Learning with Art, Craft & Design Portfolios
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