Art & Design Resource Pack - Madame Tussauds
Art & Design Resource Pack - Madame Tussauds
Art & Design Resource Pack - Madame Tussauds
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Collage<br />
Search Engine Keywords:<br />
. Portrait . Self-portrait<br />
. Likeness . Expressions<br />
Using a self-portrait you can create a self-portrait collage.<br />
Before you begin this activity you will need to bring into school a<br />
collection of your favourite mementos from home.<br />
These could include:<br />
. Family photographs<br />
. Photographs of friends<br />
. Favourite postcards<br />
. Magazine articles<br />
. Favourite pop group pictures<br />
. Autograph collections<br />
. Photographs of your pets<br />
. Theme park tickets<br />
Activity One<br />
a) Take a photocopy of the self-portrait. You may also want to photocopy any<br />
items (such as family photographs) which need to be returned.<br />
b) Carefully cut out the photocopy of your face with a pair of scissors.<br />
c) On a large piece of card, create a background for your collage. You can<br />
draw or paint your background or use wrapping paper, comics, magazines<br />
or newspaper.<br />
d) Now stick the<br />
cut-out of your<br />
self-portrait to<br />
the card.<br />
e) Lastly, stick your<br />
mementos to the<br />
background of<br />
your collage.<br />
Activity Two<br />
Write a short paragraph describing your favourite mementos and<br />
explain why they are special to you.<br />
Activity Three<br />
Draw a picture of <strong>Madame</strong> Tussaud and create a portrait collage.<br />
During your visit to <strong>Madame</strong> <strong>Tussauds</strong> think about what you might<br />
include on your collage. For example your <strong>Madame</strong> <strong>Tussauds</strong> ticket<br />
and photographs you have taken on the trip. You could also add items<br />
which relate to her job and her life, for example a piece of candle wax or<br />
pictures of France where she was born.<br />
Worksheet Seven The images shown depict wax figures created and owned by <strong>Madame</strong> <strong>Tussauds</strong>