1. Get Paper 2. Choose 3 different colored markers. 3. Draw 3 THICK lines going across paper -they cannot be straight - I went back over my likes multiple times to thicken them up.. 4. Outline lines with another line. - Use a color that is noticabley lighter or darker than color used. 5. Use lines that follow along the outline repeatedly following the contour of the line. -Do not let the lines though the previous line, you may need to alter line in order to avoid this. 6. Add designd or more colors to inbetween lines. You can change color as you go if you get bored of using same color for the contour lines. Add details or fill inbetween lines until you have filled up the paper. WRITE YOUR NAME ON THE BACK!!! (not with Sharpie). 2023 Mineola Middle School Kaden 7th grade 7/8th grade Jazmyn, Ayden B., Aron, Jazmyn (2), Selena, Emily 6th grade Olivia, Victoria, Justin, Alissa, Madelynn, & Emilia.
The 75 Medium challenge is a modified Andy Frisella 75 Hard. It focuses on creating better habits around exercise, eating, and mindfulness.
1. Get Paper 2. Choose 3 different colored markers. 3. Draw 3 THICK lines going across paper -they cannot be straight - I went back over my likes multiple times to thicken them up.. 4. Outline lines with another line. - Use a color that is noticabley lighter or darker than color used. 5. Use lines that follow along the outline repeatedly following the contour of the line. -Do not let the lines though the previous line, you may need to alter line in order to avoid this. 6. Add designd or more colors to inbetween lines. You can change color as you go if you get bored of using same color for the contour lines. Add details or fill inbetween lines until you have filled up the paper. WRITE YOUR NAME ON THE BACK!!! (not with Sharpie). 2023 Mineola Middle School Kaden 7th grade 7/8th grade Jazmyn, Ayden B., Aron, Jazmyn (2), Selena, Emily 6th grade Olivia, Victoria, Justin, Alissa, Madelynn, & Emilia.
Welcome to the CREATE with TLC BLOG HOP This is a circular hop, so where ever you start, you should see all the blogs and can grab all the FREEBIES. I hope you came over from the CTLC blog to see what I have for you to play with. I have a card and a technique for you and you can grab the image below. Just click on the picture and save it to your own computer. On my card you see a firework like background that I made with distress stains. It is a technique that is called "Bingo Blast". You take the colors of distress stain you like and unscrew the lid. Use the cushion of the bottle direct to the paper. Don't do it softly, do it with a burst. This way you get the splashes. As you see I did it with 2 colors, but you can do it with any number you want. Here is the finished background I used for the card. Of course you can do it also on black paper! Yes, there is picket fence and you can see what I made HERE. Hope I gave you some crafty inspiration, but there is more for you to see and to grab. Go over to the wonderful blog of my friend Marsha with het Stamping Down South Blog ENJOY! PS. if you want to make a paper hat, here are the folding instructions: (click on picture for larger version) Have a creative day!
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1. Get Paper 2. Choose 3 different colored markers. 3. Draw 3 THICK lines going across paper -they cannot be straight - I went back over my likes multiple times to thicken them up.. 4. Outline lines with another line. - Use a color that is noticabley lighter or darker than color used. 5. Use lines that follow along the outline repeatedly following the contour of the line. -Do not let the lines though the previous line, you may need to alter line in order to avoid this. 6. Add designd or more colors to inbetween lines. You can change color as you go if you get bored of using same color for the contour lines. Add details or fill inbetween lines until you have filled up the paper. WRITE YOUR NAME ON THE BACK!!! (not with Sharpie). 2023 Mineola Middle School Kaden 7th grade 7/8th grade Jazmyn, Ayden B., Aron, Jazmyn (2), Selena, Emily 6th grade Olivia, Victoria, Justin, Alissa, Madelynn, & Emilia.
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This past week's after school art class was great! We were able to get two art projects done in the allotted time and some children had a few minutes to sketch. Both of these projects are fun and colorful and easy to do. I've done them with preschoolers up through fourth graders and everyone seems to enjoy it! This time, I was able to show the children artwork from each artist and link the lessons to children's books about the artists. If you haven't checked out these books, please do! The first project is: Handy Andy's inspired by the blog Artolazzi. For this project, I shared the book: "Uncle Andy's," by James Warhola. What a lovely book! This is written by a nephew of Andy Warhol and is told from the child's perspective. James Warhola talks about visiting his Uncle Andy at his studio and all of the interesting projects and people he sees there. I really like this book. It is interesting to look at the illustrations and see all of the fun details. The book also reminds me that children are like little sponges, soaking up info and inspiration from their environments. Warhola speaks about how inspiring it was to be surrounded by all of the art objects and artwork in his Uncle Andy's studio and being able to see the process his Uncle went through to create his art (note: I brought in one of the Marilyn Monroe series of paintings for the children to view--it had repetition and color that I wanted to highlight with the project below). Handy Andys I saw this project on the blog: Artolazzi and loved it. I changed it a bit to use bright papers instead of paint for the backgrounds to speed things up a bit. I used a bright pad of paper I bought at the local copy store (Staples) which was 50 sheets of 11" x 14" paper (5 bright colors) for about $5. Supplies Needed: 1 sheet of bright paper 11" x 14" for the background 2 5.5"x 7" rectangles of bright paper (different colors than your background) 4 5.5"x 7" rectangles of bright paper (assorted brights so that the hands cut from these papers are different than the backgrounds) Pencil Scissors Glue stick Black tempera paint Paper plate for palette Directions: 1. I had the students select one 11" x 14" piece of bright paper for their background. In the above image, my background piece is yellow. 2. I then had them select two rectangles (5.5" x 7" each) these needed to be different than their background paper. These were glued down to the background so that it appeared the background is divided into four sections. Use the photo as a guide. In my example, I used a blue and a green rectangle. 3. I then handed out stacks of four rectangles (each 5.5" x 7") of assorted colors that had been stapled together. I had the students trace their hands onto the stack and cut through all four at once with their scissors to create four identical hand shapes. Remove the staples, arrange onto the background and glue down using the glue stick. Glue the fingers down well so they don't curl off of the page. 4. Once everything was glued down well, I had the students come over to the printing station where they could dip their hands into the black tempera I had placed in foam plates and then print onto their backgrounds over each of the hand prints. They came out great! The children had lots of fun with these and the bright colors really created an eye-popping display! These would be so nice for Mother's Day or Father's Day and they didn't take any time at all (maybe 30 minutes from start to finish). Coming soon: Part two of this post...15 minute Jackson Pollock paintings!
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This easy mono printing art project for children is so fun to try. Find out how to make your own DIY stamps and try this beginners printing project to create your own work of art. Easy mono printing art project for children Mono printing is a type of printing where your print can only be […]
Kids of all ages will love making this self portrait Andy Warhol art created with markers. It is an art lesson for children that is inexpensive and easy to do.
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11" x 14" print on textured paper. Print made from a painting I created in March 2023.
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Pep for your devices! This month, we switched Eloise from dayhome to daycare. We've had the same provider since she was one and it was an incredibly emotional month. It felt like we were going through a breakup. I've sobbed a lot this month and I came to realize that part of why this transition is
