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Year 3 have studied and researched the work of Andy Warhol and compared his style with Roy Lichtenstein's.

They discussed the colours and designs used before experimenting with 4 different colours to recreate Warhol’s Campbell’s Soup.

They experimented by drawing self portraits as Warhol was known for creating images of well-known celebrities before creating their final designs.

Taking inspiration from Warhol’s soup and the local Heinz factory, the children have created Pop Art designs of a tin of Heinz Beanz using their favourite colour combinations.

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Year 1 spent time researching Henri Rousseau and how he created his famous jungle paintings.

They went on a walk around the school grounds to look at the shape of different leaves and practised drawing them in their sketch books, exploring different lines and patterns.

The children used a variety of media to explore making their paintings look life like in the way Henri Rousseau created his paintings. They identified that each part of the painting looked separate and that is how the 3D effect was created.

To create the final piece of work, the children worked together and used their knowledge of different media and line drawings to create their version of Henri Rousseau’s work.

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During Art week, the Nursery children looked at the artwork of Andy Goldsworthy.  They looked at how he uses natural resources to make amazing arrangements, pictures and sculptures, discussing what they liked about each one.

The children explored the outdoor area and collected natural resources to make an arrangement outdoors. Using Andy Goldsworthy's work as inspiration, they each made their own design before collating them together to make a final piece.

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Year 4 have been exploring the artwork of Georges Seurat using his style of Pointillism. They have used their Science topic 'Living Things' to inspire their Art.

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Year 5 have used a range of artistic elements to draw and shade a realistic image of a lily, in contrast to a brightly coloured background which they have painted using oil paints. In the style of Da Vinci, Year 5 have used blended shading and various grades of pencils to transform a line drawing into a three-dimensional flower.

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Year 6 have explore the work of Claude Monet throughout their final Art unit. They have reproduced garden scenes from Haigh Hall using an impressionist style of painting.

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The children studied the work of Giuseppe Arcimboldo which led to them recreating their own 'Flora' painting. They explored how to draw self portraits before transferring their skills onto canvas. They painted their portraits using bright and bold colours and pastel tones. Once they were dried they added a selection of dried flowers around the head and neck of their portrait.

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The children in Reception have thoroughly enjoyed learning about Yayoi Kusama.

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This half term, each class have been really busy studying different Artists and producing their own work to display around our school as an exhibition and celebration of their learning.

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A group of children painted a picture of a flower using water coloured paints.  They then applied polka dots to each different section of the painting.  The children used sponge printing, sticker dots and ink dabbers to apply their dots in appropriate colours and different sizes.

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The children used flower templates, made from paper plates, to create a polka dot sculpture using the famous 'Flowers That Bloom at Midnight' as inspiration.

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Again, using the famous 'Flowers That Bloom at Midnight' as inspiration, another group of children created 3D sculptures with ice cream tubs and card.