Drawing Source Material: Drone Footage over Natural Landscapes
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Drone Footage Over Natural Landscape
Use the film below as source material to enable an exploration of drawing natural landscapes. You can also try to find drone footage of your own environment, or that of areas relating to projects you are covering in school.
Pause the footage at points which catch your eye and invite the children to make timed drawings – 15 minutes, 10 minutes, 5 minutes, 2 minutes or 1 minute.
Vary the drawing materials you use and work in sketchbooks or sheets of paper of different sizes and textures. You may also like to make multiple line drawings over one page – each with a different colour or line weight, to describe different pause points in the same film to capture a moving landscape.
Dixie National Forest, Utah
Howqua Hills, Australia
Reading, UK
The Netherlands
This Source Material Features in...
Pathway: Mixed Media Land and city scapes
using sketchbooks to make visual notes
Show me what you see
