POWER DRAWING PUBLICATIONS
The Campaign for Drawing's Power Drawing books set out the purposes of drawing in a range of settings. Pocket-sized A5, in full colour,
they are packed with examples, ideas and advice. Drawings by children and adults show convincingly the power of drawing as a medium for thought and action.
Power Drawing books are for teachers, cultural educators, Big Draw organisers, artists, workshop leaders and others – everyone who is interested
in the power of drawing to enable us to understand, think and make things happen. All publications are suitable for PGCE or BEd students:
select the title which is closest to your area of study.
Power Drawing books are available from NSEAD at £5.50 each, including postage and packing.
NSEAD, The Gatehouse, Corsham Court, Corsham SN13 0BZ; tel: 01249 714825; email: bookshop@nsead.org, or click the
titles below to buy directly from the NSEAD online bookshop.
For bulk order please contact the Campaign Office tel: 0208 351 1719 or email: emma@campaignfordrawing.org
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Drawing, A Tool For Design (2009)
Explains how engineers, architects and landscape architects involved in the construction industry use drawing.
Funded by Arup Foundation.
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Power Drawing: Active Learning (2009)
Shows how drawing features across the curriculum in primary schools.
Funded by Education Leeds and Creativity, Culture & Education
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Start Drawing! (2002)
Explains the importance of drawing in the intellectual and emotional development of young children aged 3-6. |
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Power Drawing Notebooks (2004)
Shows how children aged 7-11 draw to explore ideas and to develop their view of the world. |
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Space and Place (2004)
Illustrates how students in schools and higher education use different drawing systems to explore notions of space and place. |
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Lines of Enquiry (2005)
Shows how students in secondary schools use drawing in their learning in art and design, reflecting on experience, exploring and developing ideas. |
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Professional Practices (2006)
Illustrates how different professionals use drawing in their work. Features drawing by archaeologists, artists, cartoonists, designers and illustrators. |
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Drawing on Experience (2003)
Focuses on the use of drawing as a medium for learning in museums and galleries.
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Drawing Attractions (2006)
A resource pack of 4 books and a DVD, developed from a programme of drawing on heritage sites. The pack can be purchased direct from The Campaign for Drawing at
£30 (inc. p&p) emma@campaignfordrawing.org. |
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Start With Drawing (2004)
Resource pack for primary schools - drawing projects for individuals and groups, using the environment as stimulus. Out of print. |
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Get Creative Get Drawing (2001)
A resource pack for primary schools - drawing across the curriculum. Out of print. |
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Power Drawing (2001)
Explores the functions and uses of different kinds of drawings for a variety of educational purposes. Out of print. |