Art & Design

Minty Sainsbury (Part 2)

Key Stage 3, Art & Design, Architecture: understanding the world around us

Introduction
Intro Quiz
Video
Exit Quiz
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Minty Sainsbury (Part 2)

In this lesson, we will learn how to add tone and blending to our pencil drawing.

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Quiz:

Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

Before we start this lesson, let’s see what you can remember from this topic. Here’s a quick quiz!

Q1.What did Minty Sainsbury first train as?

A BuilderAn ArchitectAn ArtistA town planner

1/5

Q2.Where did Minty Sainsbury go to University?

OxfordCambridgeStaffordCanada

2/5

Q3.Where is Minty Sainsbury from?

LiverpoolKentLondonNottingham

3/5

Q4.What does Minty Sainsbury put in the background of her drawings?

A clear blue skyA flock of birdsNothing, there is no backgroundShe paints the background black

4/5

Q5.What does Minty Sainsbury use to make her artwork?

Fine liner penPencilPaintFelt tips

5/5

This quiz includes images that don't have any alt text - please contact your teacher who should be able to help you with an audio description.

Quiz:

Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

Before we start this lesson, let’s see what you can remember from this topic. Here’s a quick quiz!

Q1.What did Minty Sainsbury first train as?

A BuilderAn ArchitectAn ArtistA town planner

1/5

Q2.Where did Minty Sainsbury go to University?

OxfordCambridgeStaffordCanada

2/5

Q3.Where is Minty Sainsbury from?

LiverpoolKentLondonNottingham

3/5

Q4.What does Minty Sainsbury put in the background of her drawings?

A clear blue skyA flock of birdsNothing, there is no backgroundShe paints the background black

4/5

Q5.What does Minty Sainsbury use to make her artwork?

Fine liner penPencilPaintFelt tips

5/5

Video

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Architecture lesson 6 Minty Sainsbury Quiz

Minty Sainsbury: Lesson 2 of 2

Q1.Why use a ruler?

To make sure everything is measured correctlySo your work isn't too bigTo keep your lines straight and crisp

1/5

Q2.What happens when you add more pressure to your pencil?

You snap the leadYour tones become darkerYou make indents on your pageYour pencil bends

2/5

Q3.Where do you put your highlights?

In your hairWhere the sun is illuminatingOnly when you draw glassOnly when you draw water

3/5

Q4.What is the difference between a 2B pencil and an HB pencil?

HB is darkerHB is harderHB is softer

4/5

Q5.Why would you use a 2B pencil instead of an HB?

Because you can get a better line variationBecause it smudges betterBecause it is darkerAll of the above

5/5

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Architecture lesson 6 Minty Sainsbury Quiz

Minty Sainsbury: Lesson 2 of 2

Q1.Why use a ruler?

To make sure everything is measured correctlySo your work isn't too bigTo keep your lines straight and crisp

1/5

Q2.What happens when you add more pressure to your pencil?

You snap the leadYour tones become darkerYou make indents on your pageYour pencil bends

2/5

Q3.Where do you put your highlights?

In your hairWhere the sun is illuminatingOnly when you draw glassOnly when you draw water

3/5

Q4.What is the difference between a 2B pencil and an HB pencil?

HB is darkerHB is harderHB is softer

4/5

Q5.Why would you use a 2B pencil instead of an HB?

Because you can get a better line variationBecause it smudges betterBecause it is darkerAll of the above

5/5

Lesson summary: Minty Sainsbury (Part 2)

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