Quentin Blake’s Drawings as Inspiration!

By Paula Briggs

Inspired by Quentin Blake’s drawings, this resource shares three simple exercises to help children draw from life, and explore how we might use exaggeration as a tool to help us convey the intention of our drawing…

Inspired by Quentin Blake's Drawings: Image (c) Quentin Blake, 1987 from 'Mrs Armitage on Wheels' (published by Jonathan Cape)
Image (c) Quentin Blake, 1987 from ‘Mrs Armitage on Wheels’ (published by Jonathan Cape)

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Shottermill Junior School Year 5 art work
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