High school drawings are great lessons to have in your high school art curriculum planning. There are so many different types of high school drawings that can be done. The possibilities are endless! Here are some high school drawings and ideas to get you started!
High School Drawings -Ideas
Drawing daily in a sketchbook
Drawing a self portrait
Drawing a portrait
Blind contour drawing
Contour drawing
Figure drawing (clothes on)
Recreating a famous artwork in art history as a drawing
Drawing with different media
Drawing on a different surface other than paper
Drawing large scale
Drawing small scale
Drawing a still life
Art history about different drawing artists -research and prestentations
Draw in the style of an artist from history
Create a drawing machine
Learn about different drawing techniques
Draw on different surfaces or with different mediums
Timed drawings
Draw large scale or on a small scale
Resources for High School Drawings
Drawing Prompts for High School
You can use drawing prompts to help you in the classroom. Where students can work from a worksheet and choose a new drawing prompt daily, weekly, or for homework. You can even set a goal like complete 10 drawing prompts from this list in your sketchbook by the end of the month.The Drawing prompts include drawing prompts for at home and school as well as practice pages to refine their drawing techniques.
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Symmetry Drawing for High School
Symmetry drawing for high school students is a great way to teach about symmetry and to allow students to practice drawing realistically. Students can choose to draw on plain paper or use the grid paper format to make drawing the symmetrical half easier. These symmetry drawing worksheets come in a variety of themes and are perfect for if a student finishes their work early or for EASY sub plans!
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Art Portfolio Idea Pages
If you have high school student thinking about post-secondary art education, these idea pages assist the student with planning and generating ideas for what type of art they should put in their portfolio depending on the program they are applying for.
High school drawings can get boring when students are constantly just drawing on paper with a pencil. It is important to keep things interesting and mix up how they are drawing, what they are drawing and which materials they are using to draw!
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Jackie Partridge
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