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AccessArt is a UK Charity and our income comes from membership fees, which in turn help us legation new resources for the goody of our members.Well-nigh95% of our resources are overdue the membership wall (though you can view an pericope of the resource as a non-member). Please consider joining AccessArt and rhadamanthine a part of a dynamic, creative community. Taking on the Inktober Challenge Midi Art Three Approaches to Drawing The Making of: “Creativity is a Process” and Comebacks to the Ogres” The Making Of: The “Fill Your Funnel” Scene The Making Of: The Shower Scene Modelling The Head inSoil– by Melissa Pierce Murray Collaborative Design: Making Dungarees! Use Scrapstores! Screen Printing T Shirts for the How To Be A Creative Producer Project Modelling the Head inSoilPart 4 – Features Modelling the Head inSoilPart 3 – Skull Modelling the Head inSoilPart 2 – Preparations Modelling the Head inSoilPart 1 – Armature Drama Exercises Explore Teamwork, Cooperation, Movement & Narrative Animating with a Green Screen Pimp That Snack! Large Scale Food Sculptures Basic Concepts in Drawing & Painting by Hester Berry Exploring Colour with Hester Berry Teaching Children to See Shapes Objectively by Hester Berry Introduction to Portraits by Hester Berry Introduction to ‘Tone” by Hester Berry 7 & 8 Year Olds Explore MonoPrinting & Oil Painting Making Papier-Mache Marionette Puppets Inspired by Characters in a Historical Painting Pop-Up Puppets Inspired by a Historical Painting Drawing with Scissors: Screen Printing Workshop in 3 Stages, Inspired by Matisse A Year of Art Lessons with Year 3 – Introduction Painting a Bluebell Forest in Cyan, Magenta and Process Yellow on a Large Scale Withy Butterflies Inspired by Edgar Degas: Printmaking, Drawing & Sculpture at the Fitzwilliam Museum Cambridge with AccessArt Making Sculpture Inspired by Degas How to Make Beautiful, Liquid Drawings Inspired by Degas Making Monotypes Inspired by Degas Colour Wheel for Infants and Juniors Primal Painting Sculpture from Sculpture An Exploration of Artwork by Shepard Fairey Screen Printing with Screen Mesh: Screen Printing Hack Find Your Message (To The World) Shepard Fairey, Propaganda Art, Screen Printing & Teenagers!HodgepodgePage Teenagers Make Propaganda Art Inspired by Shepard Fairey Screen Prints Inspired by Shepard Fairey From Bones and Body to Structure and Form – by Melissa Pierce Murray Sensing Form: Using Feel to ManipulateSoilwith Linda Green Making Sculptural “Wild Things” (Session 2 & 3) Making Sculptural “Wild Things” (Session 1) Drawing our own “Wild Things” to Inhabit our Imagined Landscape Life Drawing Inspired by “Where the Wild Things Are” Adding Colour to Shared Ink Drawing Inspired by “Where the Wild Things Are”Hodgepodgeof Resources: Drawing & Making Inspired by “Where the Wild Things Are” by Maurice Sendak Shared Ink Drawing Inspired by “Where the Wild Things Are” To Construct… Fruit-InspiredSoilTiles Fruit Pinch Pot Project Handle with Care! Why Teaching Art to Primary School Children is Still Important Making Worry Dolls Roseate Spoonbill Mixed Media Project Beginning with Bones Dancing Bones Exploring Primary Colours and Progressing from Powder Paint to Gouache and Acrylic 1 2 3 4 5 >» Be Social https://www.accessart.org.uk/latest-resources">Follow Find Resources About… Register forSelf-rulingJoin AccessArt Membership Benefits Login Suggest a Resource Go to your Account Forgotten Password? 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We Have Hands! New to AccessArt? Start Here! Access our Distance Learning Courses See all Contributors Recent Comments Karin: Only just found this, pursuit links from the email well-nigh … Paula Briggs, AccessArt: try google images, weightier wishes… Paula Briggs, AccessArt: Hello they were just found via google images. weightier wishes… Sheila, AccessArt: To read Hester's post on how to run a life drawing matriculation - … hannah m: How do I find the guide?… Rebecca P: I was just wondering where you found the pictures of the te… anna o: I would love to do this with my art workshop kids - please … Paula Briggs, AccessArt: We were given old wallpaper sample books (if you go in shop… Paula Briggs, AccessArt: We had 1 hour 15 minutes - plenty of time for a small group… Rachel C: Love this! Where did you source the wallpaper samples from?… AccessArt Supports your Arts Award Back to Top What is AccessArt? 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