Art - Detailed drawings of birds

 Today we started our new Art topic ‘Making Birds’. 

We watched some videos of birds and looked carefully at their details - thinking about their size, shape, feathers, colour and beaks. 

We then looked at lots of different photos of birds and had a go drawing different parts of the birds. We used sketching pencils and oil pastels. 

Everyone worked really hard and focussed on the detail of the birds. 



































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