Teacher of Art, Design and Technology @oieacademy - AMA Co-ordinator - Artist - Designer - Creator #makeallthethings #createallthethings ✂️❤🧡💛💚💙💜✂️
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Congratulations to student Jack Hitchcock who has just self-published a book of 100 sonnets with illustrations by former Derby Moor student Amy Higginbottom. Jack is hoping to sell copies of his book as part of his fundraising for a charity trip to Kenya.
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Want to know how to make the most of our free Knowledge Organisers? ✅
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A Manchester art competition for under 25’s
Need some creativity during lockdown?? We have an art competition for under 25 yr olds. The theme is PORTRAITS. Whether it’s film, photography, painting, digital, song, music… Take your pick and create an impression of someone by 12/07. More info here: 42ndstreet.org.uk/news/lates…
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Yesterday, I received this email from a Year 11. Amazing young man. And he’s okayed me sharing it. I honestly think the message is too important not to.
I’ll let his words do the talking. (Had me in tears! 😭).
#Edutwitter #LGBTQ #Pride
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Can’t believe I’ve just realised that Word has its own Exit Tickets template!! So handy
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'Haunted-Pond' embroidery by Irem Yazici, Turkish born textile artist #womensart
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This coronavirus themed dress made from duct tape will blow your mind. It only took 395 hrs to make!
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Wrote a detailed guide for sixthform Art students on ‘How to write a Personal Investigation Essay’ including proposals, how to write an introduction, body and conclusion and creating a bibliography. Hopefully this will enable students to confidently plan at home #WorkFromHome ✏️
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Turkish textile artist Irem Yazici creates embroideries that show often magical, fairy tale-like worlds #womensart
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Japanese artist Mariko Kusumoto turns textiles into delicately sculpted orbs that can be worn as jewellery #womensart
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Stuck on art materials? Don’t despair! Where there is a will, there is a way!!
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My son recieved this today from school, what a lovely idea. Made his day , Thankyou @DerbyMoor @MrsStringerADT @MrDoyle11
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Another day making PPE by the ADT department. Running total: 276 visors and 120 mask extenders. Over 100 visors now delivered to care homes, GP surgeries, pharmacies and the Covid ward at Derby Royal. @DerbyMoor @MissBurnDMA @MrsStringerADT @Crowley_Volpato #community #adtdma
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Just left these guys doing an awesome job of producing more visors and mask extenders! Bonus to see my lovely colleagues 🧡@MrsStringerADT @ADTDMA #ppe #PPEshortage #PPEforNHS #ppe #dtteachers #lasercutting #3Dprinting
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Team ADT in this week making visors! Total so far, 62 masks and 16 mask extenders @MissBurnDMA @DerbyMoor @Crowley_Volpato #adtdma #community #Masks4All #PPE #PPEshortage
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What I have found interesting whilst in lockdown is the promotion of all the subjects that in school get the least appreciation; Art, Music, Sport. If they are all essential for keeping us sane in lockdown why aren’t they just as essential when it comes to funding?
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Some of team ADT are having a go at the 30 day drawing challenge (prompt sheets from @LouiseClazey!) Feel free to join in with us 😁 #artchallenge #adtdma #artanddesign #designandtechnology #homelearning #creativity #meditative @DerbyMoor
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Check out Thornleigh’s ‘Artflix’ guide, why not check out a film or start a new box set. Understanding the work of others is an essential tool for all GCSE and A-Level Art, Graphics and Photography students @thornleigh
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Firstly print body outline in chosen pose. Then draw over in pen to darken the lines.
Place paper over the top and begin head. You should draw clothing first to help work out where body parts will fit around your clothing of choice.
Never stick the clothes to the body. (Part 1)
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Just uploaded to TES x10 Knowledge organisors: GCSE Food Prep / Nutrition for FREE. All I ask is for credit, and for you to leave a review if you find them helpful. My reviews are always excellent because the resources are excellent! Please share and use the link in my profile!
