Kings Leadership Academy Warrington

Over the course of six weeks, Year 9 King's students have been creating artwork based on the theme of foreshortening. Their aim has been to demonstrate their understanding of composition, perspective, contrast, tone and texture within their pieces, therefore proving their understanding of art techniques. They have all had to scale up their photograph from A4 to A3 or larger, demonstrating their drawing ability, craftsmanship and control. In many cases, students have communicated a personal message or concept within their work.

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School Competition Entries

Perspective

Ella Leach

30 x 42cm, Acrylic paint, pencil and watercolour

Archie

Archie Gatley

30 x 42cm, Pencil

Talk to the hand

Katie Platt

30 x 42cm, Pencil

Abigail

Abigail Johnson

37 x 54cm, Biro, pencil and ink

Gender doesn't matter

Abbie Hardman

30 x 42cm, Biro and pencil

Professionalism

Lucy Davies

30 x 42cm, Pencil

Keep creativity alive

Finlay Smith

30 x 42cm, Biro and pencil

Aspiration

Ellie-Mai Jopson

30 x 42cm, Biro

Smile for the picture

Harriett Boyle

30 x 42cm, Pencil and ink

Laces

Katie Howard

30 x 42cm, Pencil and ink

Social media

Elle Edwards

35 x 47cm, Acrylic paint, pencil

Sister

Jasmin Pilling

30 x 42cm, Pencil

Man's best friend

Maddie Sewell

26 x 32cm, Pencil

Flight path

Danique Mann

40 x 54cm, Pencil and watercolour

Time

Lottie Deakin-Berry

30 x 42cm, Biro and pencil

Stamp out bullying

Luke Collopy

21 x 30cm, Digital Photoshop

Peace

Nicole Madden

39 x 42cm, Acrylic paint, pencil

Popularity

Beth Duffy

40 x 52cm, Acrylic paint, pencil

Technology

Sam Thomson

21 x 30cm, Digital Photoshop

Fight for love

Reece Darbyshire

30 x 32cm, Pencil

The clock is ticking

Beth Giles

31 x 43cm, Acrylic paint, pencil, biro and watercolour

Obsession

Molly Voce

38 x 40cm, Pencil

Perception

Ellie Robinson

30 x 42cm, Pencil, biro and watercolour