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Topics covered

• Artist case studies
• Fine art materials and processes
• Mark making
• Exploring scale
• Idea generation
• Developing a fine art project
  
  

Learning outcomes

• Prepare and strengthen your art portfolio
  
• Develop greater understanding of the processes and materials used in fine art
  
• Boost confidence in expressing and visualising ideas
  
• Gain drawing skills and understand experimental process
  
• Receive a digital badge and certificate of attendance
  
• Develop an open-minded approach to art and design
  
• Experience art school teaching

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Materials

• Pencils
• Pens and markers (biros, fine liners, highlighters, etc)
• Coloured pencils, markers, crayons
• Eraser
• Pencil sharpener
• Charcoal
• A4 cartridge paper x 50 sheets (or sketchbook)
• A3 cartridge paper x 10 sheets (or sketchbook)
• Coloured paper
• A4 Cutting mat or thick card for cutting with a knife
• Masking tape
• Glue stick / glue
• Scissors / craft knife
• Magazines / newspapers to cut up (or print outs from the internet)
• Set of brushes acrylic paint in primary colours: Red, Blue, Yellow and White
• Watercolours or other water-soluble paint or pencils
• Paper for painting
• Rags, tissues, pots for water etc.
• Paper, card, string, wire, recycling bin contents etc.
• Stapler