Landscape and the built environment
Many of the subject units for Environment
still apply, but you might also make con-
nections between the following units from
the QCA schemes of work to develop an art
project on Landscapes.
QCA Schemes
Geography
Unit 3. An island home
Unit 4. Going to the seaside
Unit 6. Investigating our local area
Unit 7. Weather around the world
Unit 14. Investigating rivers
Unit 15. The mountain environment
Unit 23. Investigating coasts
History
Unit 3. What were seaside holidays like in the past?
Unit 13. How has life in Britain changed since 1948?
Science
Unit 3D. Rocks and soils
Unit 3F. Light and shadows
NSEAD units of work
Talking about a landscape painting
Meager, landscape, painting, discussion, criticism, visual elements
Drawing landscape
Meager, drawing, landscape, visual elements, shape, tone
Drawing space outside
Meager, space, landscape, drawing, foreground, background
Painting Imaginary trees and landscapes
Ashfield, imagination, imaginative, painting, trees, forests, woods,
landscapes, colour mixing, color mixing, seasons, autumn, winter
Painting landscape
Meager, colour, landscape, painting, natural, observation, photomontage, ADDICT
Starting points for landscape drawings and paintings
Meager, shape, landscape, visual elements, drawing, painting, colour, color, tone, line, space, texture, sketchbooks
Winter landscapes
Snell, winter, white, landscape, snow paint, charcoal, Kuffyn Williams, painting, drawing, Welsh, colour mixing, color mixing
The built environment
Hay, line, shape, space, composition, Klee, environment, towns, city, buildings, horizon, sketchbooks, view, window, abstraction, collage, drawing
Feelings about the built environment
Figg, environment, built environment, sensory, design, architecture,
feelings, judgements, opinions, observation, sensory walk