Upside Down Line Drawings

Upside down drawing activities are for all ages and skill levels. It helps with line and shape observation and spatial recognition.

Upside down drawing stimulates the right brain as if encourages one to look at the lines and shapes rather than a preconceived idea of the image. These activities are perfect for early finishers.

There is three upside-down line drawing printables from three key Art History Artists/Artworks. This can be a fantastic addition to an art history lesson that focuses on any one of the following:

Post-Impressionism – Vincent Van Gogh

Expressionism – Edvard Munch

Baroque – Johannes Vermeer

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