Photograph a local landmark

Art and design

Research and photograph a local landmark

Design a local landmark low relief tile

Create a low relief ceramic tile: trace and transfer a design

Create a low relief ceramic tile: transfer and carve

Create a low relief ceramic tile: decorate and evaluate

Pupils will learn about composition in landscape, and respond to a local landmark. They will use this knowledge to interpret different viewpoints and perspectives in their own unique way. They will develop these studies into a low relief ceramic tile, using a variety of clay techniques.

Views of a local landmark: ceramics

a process to deepen an artist’s understanding of a subject

a type of sculpture where the design is raised only slightly from the background

the distinctive parts, characteristics, or qualities of something that make it recognisable

a drawing or model that is the same size as the actual artwork

drawing over the outline of an image or shape to copy it

the process of planning and creating something

a tool used to ensure a consistent depth of clay

a stage in the pottery process where the clay is firm but still not completely dry

to move something from one place to another

the way something feels or looks like it might feel

placing one thing on top of another, such as layers of paint

a clear coating that you put on artwork or objects to protect them

when a group of people share their thoughts and ideas about each other’s artwork to help improve and learn from it

Views of a local landmark: ceramics

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