1. Primary research
1.1. Fire and ice show (Durham)
1.1.1. Allow primary photographs and research
1.2. great north museum
1.2.1. figures of endangered and extract animals that can be observed and interacted with
1.3. Blythe beach
1.3.1. able to observe and photograph the sea and its variations of waves between man made breakers
2. Secondary research
2.1. Books
2.1.1. Photographs and information
2.1.1.1. artists
2.2. news outlets
2.2.1. natural disatser
2.2.1.1. global warming
2.2.1.2. animal extinction
2.2.1.2.1. British endangered animals
2.2.1.2.2. symbolism with animals
2.2.1.3. Woolsey fire (america)
2.2.1.4. Tsunami
2.2.1.5. earthquake
2.3. internet
2.3.1. artist
2.3.1.1. global news/phenomnom
2.3.1.1.1. photographs
2.3.1.2. sue wookey
2.3.1.2.1. All work is based around nature and the tree of life, she has many pieces of elemental work that is very colourful and interesting
2.3.1.3. Stephanie peters
2.3.1.3.1. "inspired by natural disaters , mixed media artist, Stephanie Peters creates bold and colourful works of art that she hopes will encourage one to reconnect and fall in love with nature again "
3. Styles
3.1. Abstract
3.2. cubism
3.3. realism
3.4. pop art
3.5. pointilism
3.6. surrealism
3.7. Painterly
3.8. impressionalism
3.9. photorealism
3.10. fauvism
4. Artists
4.1. JMW Turner
4.1.1. Burning house of parliament
4.1.1.1. Bell rock lighthouse
4.2. Tony Sweet
4.2.1. Explores the different stages of water as ice water and fog
4.2.1.1. photography of water and frost
4.3. Iris Van Herpen
4.3.1. Fashion designer using materials to create the illusion of water and air
4.3.1.1. Fashion design based around water
4.4. Daniel Wurtzel
4.4.1. Creates sculptures of continuously flying air
4.4.1.1. floating fabric
4.5. Robert Smithston
4.5.1. Creates site specific land art using local material
4.5.1.1. https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1200/1*IrKR8O6onjce_3luZ-yuiQ.jpeg
5. Media
5.1. Paints
5.1.1. Acryic
5.1.1.1. Fireman emerging from fire
5.1.2. Watercolour
5.1.3. Oil
5.1.4. Ink
5.2. Digital
5.2.1. Photography
5.2.2. Photoshop
5.3. textile
5.3.1. pyrography
5.3.2. laser cutting slate/wood
5.3.3. clay
5.3.4. batik
5.3.5. scraperboard
5.3.6. print
5.3.6.1. Bees
5.3.7. modrock
5.3.8. tissue paper
5.3.9. collage
5.4. pencil/pen
5.4.1. pastel
5.4.1.1. oil
5.4.1.2. chalk
5.4.1.2.1. Jwm turner painting of lighthouse
5.4.2. pen and ink
5.4.3. graphite
5.4.4. charcoal
5.4.5. pencil
5.4.6. watercolour
5.4.7. coloured
6. The four elements
6.1. fire
6.1.1. `camp fire
6.1.2. torch
6.1.3. `fireman
6.1.4. forrest fire
6.1.5. house on fire
6.1.6. aftermath of fire
6.2. earth
6.2.1. animasla
6.2.2. trees
6.2.3. mountians
6.2.4. earthquake aftermath
6.3. air
6.3.1. umbrella blown backwards
6.3.2. leaves in wind
6.3.3. tree branches
6.3.4. flowers
6.3.5. tornado
6.4. water
6.4.1. rivers
6.4.2. water fall
6.4.3. ocean
6.4.4. ice
6.4.5. waves
6.4.6. tsunami