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Canva digital image creation.  Add images, clip art, shapes and backgrounds to create your own artwork.

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Canva digital image creation.  Add images, clip art, shapes and backgrounds to create your own artwork.

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Canva is a free-to-use online graphic design tool. Use it to create social media posts, presentations, posters, videos, logos and more.

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Mixed media - Experimenting with materials and techniques - National 5 Art and Design Revision - BBC Bitesize

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Learn about materials and techniques which can be used to create different effects for National 5 Art and Design.

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Photography techniques - Photography - Higher Art and Design Revision - BBC Bitesize

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Learn how to produce analogue and digital photography for Higher Art and Design.

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One of easiest art techniques to do!!!!:FROTTAGE

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How to create a COLLAGE using RECYCLED papers [PROJECT maps/ journeys] E.1

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How to make a paper college - Recycling Artwork - Paper landscape

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Follow these simple instructions to make a mini loom and have a go at weaving with recycled plastic bags.

What you need

* Plastic bags

* Thick cardboard

* String

* Strong scissors

* Ruler

* Pencil

* PVA glue

* Bulldog clips

Families at the RA

Whether it's a free drop-in workshop or one of our fun and engaging Art Detective trails, the RA is brimming with colourful paintings and sculptures that are waiting to be explored. Everyone is welcome at the RA - and kids under 16 go free to all our exhibitions.

Support the RA

An independent charity, we receive no revenue funding from the government. At this difficult time, we're reliant on the support of our Friends, visitors and online audiences. Thank you.

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Family how-to: plastic bag weaving | Blog | Royal Academy of Arts

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Follow these simple instructions to make a mini loom and have a go at weaving with recycled plastic bags. * Plastic bags * Thick cardboard * String * Strong scissors * Ruler * Pencil * PVA glue * Bulldog clips Whether it's a free drop-in workshop or one of our fun and engaging Art Detective trails, the RA is brimming with colourful paintings and sculptures that are waiting to be explored.

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Experiment with architectural collage and have a go at redesigning your street for future generations.

What you need

* A4 or A3 drawing paper

* Coloured paper

* Patterned paper

* Magazines

* Newspapers

* Pencil

* Pen

* Scissors

* Glue stick

Families at the RA

Whether it's a free drop-in workshop or one of our fun and engaging Art Detective trails, the RA is brimming with colourful paintings and sculptures that are waiting to be explored. Everyone is welcome at the RA - and kids under 16 go free to all our exhibitions.

Support the RA

An independent charity, we receive no revenue funding from the government. At this difficult time, we're reliant on the support of our Friends, visitors and online audiences. Thank you.

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Family how-to: redesign your street | Blog | Royal Academy of Arts

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The Royal Academy of Arts, located in the heart of London, is a place where art is made, exhibited and debated.

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Technology and art techniques from the Tate gallery

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Technology and art techniques from the Tate gallery

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Paint and drawing techniques from the Tate gallery

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Paint and drawing techniques from the Tate gallery

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The Challenge

How can we support positive literacy learning experiences for young Travellers? How can increase learning opportunities for reluctant readers and writers? How do we ensure preferred learning styles are used and oral traditions and cultural interests are acknowledged? What can young Travellers create at home, using technology which is available to them?

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Literacy and storytelling through animation - STEP

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Explore animation as a creative tool to make literacy learning accessible and exciting for young Travellers.

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Recording on a tablet or a mobile phone is very simple as it is easy to carry these around.

There are so many things to film: perhaps you could tell a story, create a diary of your day or make a music video with friends.

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Recording on a tablet or a mobile phone is very simple as it is easy to carry these around. There are so many things to film: perhaps you could tell a story, create a diary of your day or make a music video with friends.

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Drawing - 2nd level Art and Design - BBC Bitesize

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2nd level Art and Design Drawing learning resources for adults, children, parents and teachers.

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Artist Emma Majury begins by giving an introduction to some of the basic techniques that can be used to make sculptures from dry materials.
She makes lightweight fairy figures using pipe-cleaners and tissue paper.

She then demonstrates how to create sculptures using clay; applying slip for joining and indenting the clay to produce surface textures on a griffin model.

This is from the series: Schools A&D clips

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Art and Design KS1 / KS2: Making sculptures from dry materials and clay

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Artist Emma Majury demonstrates how to make sculptures from dry materials and clay. Suitable for Key Stage 1, Key Stage 2, Early and First Level and Second Level

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Learn how to make digital art with this KS1 primary computing guide from BBC Bitesize for years 1 and 2.

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Using a range of tools including a acrylic paints, water colours, several different sized and shaped brushes, a spatula, a sponge and a toothbrush, artist Emma Majury demonstrates some basic painting techniques, creating first a landscape and then an abstract design.
She takes us through a step-by-step demonstration of how to create a landscape painting using composition sketching, colour wash and colour mixing to create moods and effects within a painting, taking inspiration from the world around us.

She shows how to use different tools such as sticks and spatulas as well as brushes to apply the paint to create different textures on the paper surface, and how applying paint to wet paper can create an abstract effect such as fireworks, flowers or stars.

This is from the series: Schools A&D clips

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Art and Design KS1 / KS2 : Using different painting techniques for effect

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Artist Emma Majury demonstrates painting tools and techniques, including colour wash, colour mixing and using different brushes. Suitable for Key Stage 1, Key Stage 2, Early and First Level and Second Level

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Art and Design KS1 / KS2: Creating a collage landscape

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A demonstration of how to use a variety of textured materials to create a landscape collage. Suitable for Key Stage 1, Key Stage 2, Early and First Level and Second Level