WALT: To compare ideas, methods and approaches of others work.

WILF: create an artwork in the style of Vincent Van Gogh

Weeks 7 & 8

Starter

Styles of Art change like styles of fashion. Each different style is called a movement. Look at all of these artworks. They are all from different movements, but there are many more!!

CubismAn early 20th century movement created by Pablo Picasso. Artists tried to bring different views of their subjects together in the same picture.

Starter

Styles of Art change like styles of fashion. Each different style is called a movement. Look at all of these artworks. They are all from different movements, but there are many more!!

Pop-ArtPop art describes the work of artists working in the 1950’s and 60’s in Britain and America- who drew inspiration from popular and commercial culture.

Starter

Styles of Art change like styles of fashion. Each different style is called a movement. Look at all of these artworks. They are all from different movements, but there are many more!!

PointillismArtists like Georges Seurat from France, used tiny dots of colour to produce their paintings.

Up close these paintings would look like random spots, but when you view from a distance, your eyes merge the colours together.

Starter

Styles of Art change like styles of fashion. Each different style is called a movement. Look at all of these artworks. They are all from different movements, but there are many more!!

ImpressionismThey aimed to capture light, colour and everyday scenes, and is perhaps one of the best known painting movements.

Henri Mattisse, Van Gogh and Claude Monet use this style.

Starter

Styles of Art change like styles of fashion. Each different style is called a movement. Look at all of these artworks. They are all from different movements, but there are many more!!

SurrealismArtists like Salvador Dali experimented with ways of unleashing the subconscious imagination.

Key words Line

Contrast

Layers

Colour

Texture

Composition

Blended

Who do you think did this painting?

Key words Line

Contrast

Layers

Colour

Texture

Composition

Blended

It’s done by a child in the style of Van Gogh’s paintings!This is what you will be doing today!

Using your photo, lightly draw the outline of your subject onto paper. No detail.Then using these images as a reference, Try to emulate Van Gogh’s techniques to create your own image!

Colour- things are never just black

Line- lines are painted in the direction of the object

Texture- Use mark marking to show texture and different surfaces

Plenary

Take a look at the persons work next to you.

What can they do differently? Are they using the right colours, lines,

mark making?