Floral Forms
During this project, children learn about the visual elements of flowers, including shape, texture, colour, pattern and form. They explore a range of artistic techniques, such as drawing, printmaking and creating 3 D forms, using materials like paper and clay. Through this work, children develop their observational skills and learn how artists use different methods to represent natural forms.
What children learn in Floral Forms
Contemporary artists
Famous floral artworks
Visual elements
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