shapes, patterns, and structures found in nature (e.g. leaves, shells, plants)

a lack of symmetry; when two sides of something are not identical but still balanced visually

Natural forms in graphic communication

Art and design

Portraits and figures in Graphic Communication

Objects in graphic communication

Landscapes in Graphic Communication

Light and dark in Graphic Communication

Inside and outside in Graphic Communication

Pupils can select or rotate through these units that feature diverse and inclusive artist references, consider application of their skill strengths and encourage critical thinking and personal connections.

Responding to themes and genres

What is a physical form that can be seen or felt called?

Graphic communication involves making {{}} messages that consider how people will perceive them.

True or false? Graphic designers only include an object in their designs when advertising a product.

Which designer focuses on simplified object shapes in minimal graphic compositions to elevate their significance?

Which artist uses familiar objects and creates personal connections to how they have appeared and been experienced in their personal life through illustrated stories?

the principles of design, the elements of art, and the use of text and imagery

the history of art movements and the biographies of artists

the use of digital software  and the selection of commercial materials

Which of the following best describes the techniques graphic designers use to develop a distinct visual language in their work?

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Natural forms in graphic communication

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.