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At Sea
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The students investigated and discussed the work of the Cornish naïve artist Alfred Wallis.
•Working from direct observation
they made pencil drawings of scale models of fishing boats.
•After exploring techniques they
used oil pastels to develop pictures describing life at sea making reference
to Wallis’ style.
•These students made detailed, well
observed drawings. They selected, organised and presented their ideas
effectively and imaginatively. They extended their understanding of art
techniques, showing increasing independence in their use. The final pictures
show strength of composition, good use of colour and clear understanding of
the artist’s codes and conventions.
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