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Watch as a doodler makes pages, adds colour digitally and even makes their own mini magazine.

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Fun & Colorful Doodle Style | Learning New Skills from Skillshare

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21st April - Think about the word UNDERNEATH.
What could you photograph?

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The Art department at Valley Park along with year 7 and 8 are all making handmade books this term that will all be collected together as a library of creativity. It would be amazing if more students across the Trust, as well as parents and staff could have a go at making their own. Below is a link for a project page to work through.
Password : valleypark

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Print the template below, doodle or colour it for your window.

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Folding Surprise Illustrations - Tutorial

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Folding Surprise Illustrations - Tutorial

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40 WONDERFUL DRAWINGS YOU CAN MAKE YOURSELF

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3D Drawing a Rainbow Arch for Kids - How to Draw 3D Arch - Mixed technique on paper

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This artist combines two different mediums with some imagination, try and recreate with your own ideas

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Ben Heine Content Creation: Marketing, Art, Drawing, Photography, Painting, Video Creation

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Pencil Vs Camera is an original visual concept mixing drawing and photo invented and popularized by Ben Heine since April 2010. A new art form and the artist's special trademark, it is also one of the most creative and powerful art concepts of the 21st century. Heine does not recreate photographs, but he reimagines them. In these images, he likes to tell a story and convey timeless messages using imagination, illusion, poetry and surrealism. His work is powered by a fearless positivity. An already beautiful-looking photo is enhanced with a sketch that adds a splash of satire and whimsy. The Pencil Vs Camera concept has also become popular in schools worldwide. Buy prints.

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Pencil Vs Camera - Drawing Vs Photography - Fiction Vs Reality

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Pencil Vs Camera is an original visual concept invented and popularized by Ben Heine since April 2010. A new art form and the artist's special trademark, it is also one of the most creative and powerful art concepts of the 21st century. The concept has also become popular in schools worldwide.

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Print the template below and doodle with bright colours. Then put it in your window.

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Washing-up liquid, water and a straw. Blow some bubbles on the surface of the water and shine lights behind or even an iPad screen with a colourful picture on, then photograph.

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Watch Mr. Doodle doodling and try to fill a page of your own!
Did I mention I taught him? Only 1000 times probably.

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One line drawing  Easy simple line drawing art challenge One line single stroke drawing

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Watch up and coming artist Salventius make single line portraits and try your own.

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Salventius Making Of One line Drawings / Portraits Compilation 2018

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Here's a sheet of how to create awesome photo experiments using simple ingredients.

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Toilet Paper Roll Abstract Painting Technique for Beginners ♡ Maremi's Small Art ♡

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Learn how to draw a floating 3D cube illusion

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Learn how to draw a floating 3D cube illusion

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3D Trick Art on Paper, Letter "A" with Graphite Pencil

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Learning how to draw the human eye - video tutorial

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Learning how to draw the human eye - video tutorial

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Easy way to draw a realistic eye for Beginners step by step (Using only 1 pencil)

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Let's remind ourselves of the outside world with this drawing task.

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Drawing a view through a window is a challenging task but there is something rewarding about trying to capture what you can see through each pane of glass or section. When you start, lots of decisions are going to be made. Which window has a good view? Where are you going to sit? Are you going to draw any of the inside, or just the window frame and outside?

Your task today is to draw a view through a window. First look at these inspiring examples. The artists below have all drawn a view through a window.

'Juniper Cottage' is by an unknown artist. (Which means nobody knows who's created it.) It has a lovely cosy feel to it with roses around the window and comfortable cushions to sit on. I love the shadows of the roses on the wall.

Todd Mrozinski (below) is an American artist interested in natural elements, shadows and his immediate environment. He has more window drawings on his website, just click on his name to see more. He tells me they were part of a series created in 2016 after a year-long residency in Milwaukee. "The series was a way for me to reconnect with my home and surroundings."

Drawing consistently from a young age, Austen Pinkerton (below) is a British artist and architect. The beautiful artwork below shows a wood at night viewed through a window. Pinkerton often uses hatching and cross-hatching in his work.

The drawing below titled 'Out the Kitchen Window' is by American artist Marlene Chapin. It has a wonderfully layered quality to it - the pots on the windowsill, the trees and then the buildings behind. She states that this pencil drawing was part of a series that was... "Inspired by the recent move of a couple in their eighties, leaving their home after sixty years."

The drawing below is by an unknown artist. When you look closely you can see that this detailed drawing also includes stippling/pointillism in places.

Now it's your turn to draw a view from a window.

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Drawing a View through a Window - The Arty Teacher

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Drawing a view through a window is a challenging task but there is something rewarding about trying to capture what you can see through each pane of glass or section. When you start, lots of decisions are going to be made. Which window has a good view? Where are you going to sit?

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Made by AC, in year 9 at Valley Park School, how to use the brilliant free Adobe Draw app to make realistic drawings.

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Well, I did say I was addicted. So now it will be a daily upload.
Either go to goart.fotor.com on a computer or download the app on phones and tablets to turn your image into an amazing artwork.

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A daily exercise to practice pen and pencil control

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A daily exercise to practice pen and pencil control

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I'm a little addicted to this website. It turns your photos into painted masterpieces.
goart.fotor.com

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Got an iPhone or iPad? This app is awesome. Watch it in action here. You could explore your home or garden creating amazing kaleidoscopic images.

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An excellent tutorial to make large strip collage artworks.

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Abstract Collage on Canvas  Easy Mixed Media Art Project

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Feeling a little stressed? This video explains the benefits of taking time out to doodle.

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A quick creative blast where you get to make an abstract painting and upload it for the world to see.

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A collaborative experiment by WeTransfer and Zach Lieberman

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27th March - Flutter By Bonobo
28th March - La Femme D'argent by Air
29th March - Les Nuits by Nightmares On Wax
30th March - I Have Seen by Zero7
31st March - Release The Pressure by Leftfield
1st April - The Staunton Lick by Lemonjelly
2nd April - Aerial Boundaries by Michael Hedges
3rd April - Suzuki by Tosca
4th April - Teardrop by Massive Attack
5th April - Finally (Time and Space Machine Re-edit) by Cherry Ghost
6th April - Tamacun by Rodrigo y Gabriela
7th April - Brasil by EOB
8th April - Cello Song by Nick Drake
9th April - Come Together by Primal Scream
10th April - Dry The Rain by The Beta Band
20th April - Praise You by Fatboy Slim
21st April - Rickover's Dream by Michael Hedges
27th April - Replenish by Reef
28th April - To Build A Home by Cinematic Orchestra

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Miss Collins Guide To 3D Modelling At Home

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Miss Collins Guide To 3D Modelling At Home

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From Miss Collins, Lead Practitioner at Valley Park School.
Make a sculpture, go on!

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Print the sheet then decide on 5 colours to use and arrange them darkest to lightest.
Then starting with 1 as the darkest colour the 1 circle, then 2 as the next lightest up to 5 being the lightest.
Now colour the whole picture using those colours in the right numbers and see what appears!

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Same photo as the one previous but this time using the Magic Cube filter.
goart.fotor.com

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What an amazing website. Here's another photograph I took this time using the 'metaphisics' filter on the website.
goart.fotor.com

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Here's a photo I took edited using  goart.fotor.com.
A brilliant website that turns your photos into painted artworks.
Have a go!

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Here is a book I made using nothing but a pen and lines. See what you can do using just line. I was inspired by the work of John Franzen (video above) and Tracie Cheng.
And as a bonus you get to hear my friend's band playing in the background of the video!

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Now this video claims to be 'very easy' but it does get a little complicated towards the end. But looks great when complete.
If you do not have coloured paper at home you could doodle on sheets of paper beforehand or even use pages from old magazines cut to size.

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Origami Modular Paper Craft for Children and beginners (Very Easy)

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44 CREATIVE ART IDEAS FROM EVERYDAY ITEMS

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Here a year 8 Valley Park student has completed her doodle portrait. Click on the image to see the amazing detail, and scroll up for the pattern ideas to do your own.

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Print the portrait template below and carefully use doodle patterns in all of the grey area to end up with a doodle portrait.

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Click on the image to see the process, and pop over to the Stay Creative - Your Work Padlet to see some of the results.

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Gilbert Hsiao - 'Contrasting Rainbow Circles'

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Gilbert Hsiao - 'Contrasting Rainbow Circles'

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We are all being encouraged at the moment to produce colourful 'Rainbow's'  that can go in our windows and brighten up everyone's day.  Why not try an alternative Geometric one that has been inspired by the work of Gilbert Hsiao. Have fun.

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A quick video looking at the artwork of Rob Foote, a graphic artist that produces surreal and humuorous creatures when mixing them with everyday object.
Have a go and see what you can come up with!

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Most Satisfying & Amazing Drawing Pattern / Daily Art Therapy / Day #035

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I had a lot of fun with this. You give the picture a name before it is even generated. The website takes the name and turns it into a mathematical formula then creating the picture. I had to do ten attempts to get a good one but Mashed Carrot Soup is a winner. Try it.

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Prepare to have your mind blown by these tricks that you can print and either video or photograph yourself.

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Ultimate Illusions & Science Compilation

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Add me on Facebook (click LIKE on Facebook to add me) http://www.facebook.com/brusspup Link to music: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/abyss-single/id1033702454 http://www.amazon.com/Abyss/dp/B014I4C1S2 Download the images and try it out! The original paper size should be 11 X 17. Be sure to print at 100%. Do not resize.

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Using water, cooking oil, food colouring and an Alka Seltzer tablet can have amazing visual results.

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Here is the gallery for your artistic work while we're away from school.
Email your submissions to
staycreative2020@viat.org.uk to be included in the gallery and stand a chance of winning a prize once voting has commenced.

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Made a drawing? A Sculpture? Taken an interesting photograph? Upload them here. Open to all year groups.

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A huge inspiration of mine and now friends with my ex-student Mr. Doodle takes you through some mindful, improvised drawing techniques.

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Drawing and Illustration Exercise with Jon Burgerman

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Using the Kaleidacam app on the graph paper drawings.

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Using the Kaleidacam app on the graph paper drawings.

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Here you can see the same year 7 student has used the Kaleidacam app to make a kaleidoscopic image.

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Usually used for mathematical tasks, draw lines onto the paper to make a symmetrical pattern.
Then add colour.
This year 7 student then photographed the graph paper drawing and used the Mirror filter at Photomosh.com.

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Try looking at The Valley Park Artist Wall to see hundreds of different artists using lots of different approaches. Try to find similarities between them or even search for some of the artists online to learn more!

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Try putting a glass over your camera and photograph different things. Obviously be careful with the glass!

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Look around the house or garden for objects that have interesting shapes, textures for close-ups or arrange them into patterns and photograph them.

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One Minute Doodle Challenge with Mr. Doodle

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One Minute Doodle Challenge with Mr. Doodle

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Draw round a plate, dissect the circle with a ruler and pencil, then use the main starter doodles to fill it in.

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When I started teaching Sam 14 years ago, who later became Mr. Doodle these were the first patterns I showed him.

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End of Day One - by Mr. Spurr

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Day One. - by Mr. Spurr
Look below for the end of day one doodling.

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Feeling stuck? Get unstuck with lines, just lines.

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Look at the amazing work John Franzen does simply repeating line after line.
The task is to start at one side of the paper, attempt to draw a straight line, then follow it with another, each time following the slight imperfection of the last.

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"Starting with a straight line, I draw each following sequence by copying the character of the previous. I concentrate on breathing and focus on drawing the successor. Again and once more. Again and again.

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Here is a completed turtle using the sheet above, simple repeated pattern.

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A year 10 Photography student took a photograph of a piece of red plastic they found at home and used the Mirror filter on Photomosh.com to make this amazing symmetrical image.

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An inspiring video to draw what you feel, just enjoying putting pencil to paper.

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Meditation for Artists - The Automatic Drawing Technique

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This website lets you create amazing abstract art.

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Me and my daughter designed our own school logo. We were particularly proud of our core values spelling out our name. What would yours be?

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If you can, print the page below and add small doodles into the turtle.

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A free course taking you through all the stages of creating characters and areas of Disneyland. I'm doing it too!

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Have you ever wondered how theme parks come to life? Disney Imagineers from hundreds of career disciplines around the world share how they use a wide range of skills - from story development and conceptual design, to math, physics and engineering - that all come together to create immersive experiences. Imagineering in a Box allows you to explore different aspects of theme park design, from characters to ride development, as you design a theme park of your very own.

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Imagineering in a Box | Storytelling | Arts and humanities | Khan Academy

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Have you ever wondered how theme parks come to life? Disney Imagineers from hundreds of career disciplines around the world share how they use a wide range of skills - from story development and conceptual design, to math, physics and engineering - that all come together to create immersive experiences.

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A clever way of making a painted landscape using collage.

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A brilliant idea to explore mark-making with household objects.

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Using a glass bowl or empty fishtank (don't try this in with your goldfish!) add some blackcurrant cordial to colour the water. Then using either a pipette or calpol syringe drip milk into the water slowly.
Shine a torch through the water to highlight the milk and photograph. I should copyright this idea, it's amazing. I'm modest as well. Below is a year 9 example.

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A fantastic free app that allows the camera on your phone or tablet to take live kaleidoscopic mandalas.
Explore your home with it.
You'll be amazed with how parts of your home you see every day can look so different!
Below is a year 7 kaleidacam of some tiny pebbles in a plant pot.

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Find objects around the home that have different colours but similar shapes. Arrange them, and photograph.

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This time in colour and using Photomosh.com to make it symmetrical with the Mirror filter.

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Using nothing but a little washing  up liquid, water and a straw, blow some bubbles and photograph the surface. Try reflecting different things in the bubbles or even underneath the container you are making the bubbles in if it is see through.
Artist reference : Janet Waters

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Using a tray of some sort put some coffee granules, breadcrumbs, paint and ink in a tray with a tiny amount of water.
Photograph the surface.
Then, using photomosh.com, try the Solarize filter to get these amazing results that look like the surface of an alien planet.
Artist reference : Minor White

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Now either on your phone, iPad, tablet or computer go to photomosh.com.
Upload your tin foil photos and use the Mirror filter to make it even more impressive.

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Grab a piece of tin foil, crinkle it slightly and photograph it.
Play around with angle, try shining different coloured lights over the foil before photographing.
Even something as simple as a piece of tin foil can create great results.
Artist reference : Pae White