How to use
Tate Draw offers a range of different tools and challenges to support you to bring digital making into your classroom.
- Draw freely with Free Draw. You can choose plain, coloured and patterned backgrounds.
- Use Memory Draw to look carefully at the artwork. Once it disappears, draw what you remember.
- Explore symmetry using Mirror Draw. Whatever you draw on one side of the dotted line also appears on the other.
- Use Word Prompt as inspiration for your drawing.
- Experiment with Invisible Drawing. Reveal your drawing at the end or use the eye button to reveal your drawing as you go.
- Use One Long Line to explore what you can create if you keep your pencil on the page to make your drawing.
- Make a drawing only using pixels with Pixel Draw.
Bring Tate Draw up on the whiteboard for all the class to play with, work in small groups on a laptop or invite students to work individually on a tablet.
