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Year 6 Art Week 4 Summer 2020Monday 22nd June 2020

LO: Study and produce Artwork based on the Pop Art movement.

Information about Pop Art

➢ Started in the United States and Britain in the 1950s.

➢ Andy Warhol is the most recognizable artist from this movement.

➢ The aim was to use images from popular culture.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8SKlEl5EU4




Information about Pop Art

➢ Artists used images from mass produced products, celebrities and adverts.

➢ Artists worked with bands such as the Beatles to produce certain pieces of Pop Art.





Today, we will use onomatopoeia to create our own piece of a Pop Art style explosion.

We will need:

A4 paper

Something to draw with





Instructions:

1. Pick an onomatopoeia word you like the sound of.

2. In pencil, write out the word in bubble writing in big across your page of A4.

Tip: Try to tuck your words behind each other as you write them. This can be trickier than you think!





Instructions:

1. Now draw the explosion around your word.

2. Add more points around your explosion.

3. Add rectangles around your page as well.

4. When colouring, add dots and a mix of patterns to your Pop Art.



Year 6 Art Week 4 Summer 2020Tuesday 23rd June 2020

LO: Create our own modern day pieces of Pop Art

Today, we will use our knowledge of Pop Art to create our own modern piece based on images from 2020!

If Andy Warhol was around today, I am sure he would have created a piece of Artwork based on Emojis!





Emoji Pop Art

You will need:

A4 paper

Pen and a pencil

Colouring pencils





Instructions:

1. Fold a piece of A4 paper into 8 equal pieces.

2. Draw your favourite emoji or image 8 times on each rectangle.

3. Once completed, make sure you colour in each section in a different colour scheme or pattern.



Year 6 Art Week 4 Summer 2020Wednesday 24th June 2020

LO: Develop my freehand drawing skills

You will need:

➢ A4 paper

➢ Pencil or pen

➢ Colouring pencils





Instructions:

1. Turn your paper horizontally.

2. Draw 2 circles in the middle of your page.

3. Add your mouth and detail to it below the eye.





Instructions:

1. Add a hat to your creature above his eye and eyebrow!

2. Then use freehand scribbles to colour around the eye and mouth providing a real outline to your creature.

3. Continue with squiggles around the outside of your monster.





Instructions:

1. Add further details to your monster by adding the legs and hands.

2. Your second hand will be holding onto a suitcase!

3. On the suitcase, add straps and further detail.

Tip: Try to add a shadow beneath your monster to show them in the air!





Instructions:

1. Now, add your background. Think about where the creature might be. We have added a crater!

2. Add further detail and colour and even speech to your creature as it goes away on holiday!



Year 6 Art Week 4 Summer 2020Thursday 25th June 2020

LO: Create a space creature

You will need:

A4 piece of paper

Pen/Pencil

Colouring Pencils

Space Creature

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEGiUYzOXeQ




Instructions:

1. First, draw the window of your space craft.

2. Add a second circle and then details to your space creature.

Think about adding buttons and further detail if possible!





Instructions:

1. Add more panels and buttons to make sure it looks like he is in a spacecraft.

2. Now, think of a vegetable that could be sending your creature into space. We will be creating a turnip!

3. When drawing it, think of an upside down tear!





Instructions:

1. Add further detail to your vegetable (turnip).

2. Add speech if you want to!

3. As you are in space, add planets and UFOs into your picture as well!

4. Finally, add colour to your picture.



Year 6 Art Week 4 Summer 2020Friday 26th June 2020

LO: Draw a range of 3D shapes confidently

Instructions:

1. On a piece of A4 paper, draw some basic square shapes. Keep your lines parallel.

2. Draw 3 diagonal lines off from your square, all with the same length and at the same angle.

3. Then join the lines up to create a 3D square.

4. Attempt different 3D shapes on your page using the same method above. If you draw a circle, you would need 2 parallel lines off from it.

3D Robot Shapes



Year 6 Art Week 4 Summer 2020Friday 26th June 2020

LO: Draw a range of 3D shapes confidently

Instructions:

1. Continue filling our page with 3D shapes.

2. Try to then combine your shapes by creating a 3D shaped robot!

3. Good luck and remember to use lots of draft versions.

3D Robot Shapes



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