This document provides instructions for art projects involving creating wire drawings of clothing, making mono prints of hanging clothes, and adding drawn or painted "food close-ups" to line drawings of clothing on a clothes line. Students are encouraged to add creative details, folds and creases to their wire drawings and to include words flowing around or between clothes on the printed line. The projects are inspired by artists who have made clothing from unusual materials like food.

1. Together and Apart

2. The Clootie Well
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p02p72ms

3. The Clootie Well
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p02p72ms

4. Empty items of clothing – what
do they represent?

5. Julia Griffiths Jones

6. Wire Drawing or Line Drawing
 Create a piece of clothing using coloured
wire to draw the shape.
 Add folds, creases and details using the
thin wire.
 Add this to your book on your clothes
line.

8. Louise Richardson

9. Guerra de la Paz

11. Claes
Oldenburg
Lucy
Brown

12. Jack Beal
RICHARD
WENTWORTH

16. Clothes line
 Peg your clothes onto the line
 Create two mono prints of pieces of hanging
clothing onto different coloured backgrounds.
 Cut these out in outline and add to your
sketchbook on a line of string or wire.
 Add words flowing around the clothes or
hanging in-between them.

20. Sung Yeonju made this
astounding collection of
dresses made entirely
from food.

21. Extension task
 Choose a ‘food close-up’ image
 Draw or paint the pattern, texture and colour
of that food within your line drawing.
 This is a response to the artist Sung Yeonju