Year 10 GCSE Art Lesson: Natural Forms Close-up Observation and Painting

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Explore close-up observation drawings of natural forms in this Year 10 GCSE Art lesson. Learn to trace, add detail, shade, and paint using colored pencils and acrylics on square paper. Enhance your artistic skills through hands-on activities and step-by-step guidance.

  • Art Lessons
  • Natural Forms
  • GCSE
  • Drawing Techniques
  • Painting Skills

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  1. Y10 Art Topic One

  2. Year 10 GCSE Art Home Learning Work through the following slides, lesson by lesson. If you click on a slide that you have done already ( at home or at school) go to the next slide If you have completed all of this topic, go to the next topic.

  3. Natural Forms Natural Forms year 10 Task one Task one - - Close up observation Close up observation drawings of natural forms Select three threeout of the five close- up photos on this slide. If needed, print out images from following slides If needed, print out images from following slides year 10 drawings of natural forms. Lesson one/two - Work on Square paper 12cm x 12cm. Trace or draw in freehand one of the images to fill the square box .

  4. Use these images to print out/trace from

  5. Once you have traced or drawn out your first image. Add detail and tonal shading See example; Tonal shading example

  6. Lesson two Lesson two /three Choose another close up Choose another close up image. image. Trace or draw out onto Trace or draw out onto 12cmx12cm square paper 12cmx12cm square paper Draw out lightly in pencil, add Draw out lightly in pencil, add detail. detail. Then carefully Then carefully colour colour in using coloured coloured pencils. Make sure you blend colours Make sure you blend colours together. together. Fill the square with colour and Fill the square with colour and detail detail /three- - in using pencils. Example using coloured pencil

  7. Lesson three/four Lesson three/four Complete Complete Coloured last lesson. last lesson. Next; Next; Choose your next close up image and Choose your next close up image and draw draw or trace it out lightly in pencil. or trace it out lightly in pencil. You are going to spend the next two You are going to spend the next two lessons mixing lessons mixing colour colour and then painting this square in acrylic paints. this square in acrylic paints. You need to spend your time mixing the You need to spend your time mixing the correct correct colours colours in order to get the right in order to get the right colour colour tones. tones. Draw out a tonal ladder and apply the Draw out a tonal ladder and apply the colours colours into the squares (See example). into the squares (See example). Apply the paint carefully and take your Apply the paint carefully and take your time. time. Coloured pencil drawing from pencil drawing from and then painting Example of painted colour tonal ladder

  8. Lesson four/five Continue to paint your Acrylic square. You need to spend your time mixing the correct colours in order to get the right colour hues and tones. Apply the paint carefully and take your time. Examples of Acrylic painting

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