These all about me, back to school art activities for kids are engaging icebreakers. Encourage creativity and build community during the first week back

Immerse yourself in the rich culture of Africa with this ultra-realistic digital art piece featuring an African man playing drums against a backdrop of painted suns. Created in the style of Afro-inese and Jean-Baptiste Monge, this artwork combines vintage poster design with cinematic lighting to capture the vibrant energy of African music and dance. With dimensions of 112cm x 197cm, this digital artwork is perfect for making a bold statement on any wall. Explore the depth and emotion that this piece brings to life in your space. ► About Your Digital Download: This digital artwork comes in a file dimension of approximately 44x77 inches (112x197 cm) at a stunning 300 DPI (High Resolution), making it perfect for large, impactful displays. But that's not all – smaller size images can easily be created from this versatile masterpiece, giving you the freedom to use it in various creative ways. ► How It Works: After your purchase, you will receive a PDF file containing links and instructions to instantly download the art files. Conveniently access and save them for printing, allowing you to bring this captivating artwork into your space in no time. ► Kindly Note: • This listing is for a digital download only; no physical product will be shipped, and frames are not included. • The artwork is intended for personal use—perfect for displaying in your home or office or as a thoughtful gift. Commercial use, sharing, redistributing, or reselling the digital files or printed artwork is prohibited. • Please keep in mind that due to varying display and printer calibrations, colors may appear slightly different in print than on screen. The final print quality also depends on the type of printer and paper or canvas used. • While we don't accept returns, exchanges, or cancellations, we are always here to assist with any concerns or questions about your order. Thank you for choosing this piece to bring a touch of serene beauty and elegance into your space. Your support of digital art is immensely appreciated! JollyWorld

These emotes are for personal use (making your own emotes, practicing). If you wish to use these bases for commercial use (selling emotes made with the base, taking commissions), you must also purchase the commercial license here: https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/1648047047/commercial-license-for-emote-base-pack-1 What you will receive: 💖 Zip file with all bases in 600 * 600 px as well as a master file with all emotes on one page 💖 An image with my personal emote tips for using these templates 💖 Layer separation for line-art and coloring, as well as 6 skin tone bases 💖 Personal usage rights (ability to use these for your own emotes, social media, practice, etc) Commercial rights must be purchased separately: https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/1648047047/commercial-license-for-emote-base-pack-1 💖 Note: these are emote bases, not fully drawn emotes. You still have to draw the character (hair, outfit) to make these into your own custom emotes Usage Policy: 💖 Personal use ONLY, unless you have purchased the commercial license 💖 You may edit the emote bases to your liking (e.g. changing eye shape) but when posting, please specify that it has been edited (e.g. base by littobug, with edits by me) 💖 Do not resell or share these files. If you have a friend that would like to use these as well, you must purchase two copies and send one to them. File sharing without payment will result in a blacklist 💖 Please credit me (@littobug) if you post these on social media platforms 💖 This is a premade, non-exclusive listing that may be purchased by multiple people 💖 No refunds, exchanges, or cancellations due to the nature of the asset being a digital product Compatibility: 💖 Compatible with Desktop/PC/Tablet/iPad. Not compatible with mobile. 💖 Compatible with any drawing program that supports PSD files (Clip Studio Paint, Procreate, Photoshop, Krita, SAI, etc). The brush used in the bases is the default brush 'GPEN' from Clip Studio Paint. However, you can use any basic round brush from your drawing program to match. Should you have further questions, please reach out to me on Etsy! - Check out my Etsy shop for more streaming assets: https://www.etsy.com/shop/littobug

Let's explore the art of using line variety to express emotion! This successful early elementary Feelings in Lines: Hair Drawing Activity, is specially crafted to kickstart the school year with fun and learning! Designed by an art educator for all educators, this engaging worksheet is perfect for fostering essential fine motor skills and early writing proficiency in young learners. This set includes 5 emotion warm up worksheets; happy, angry, silly, upset, surprised as well as a blank emotion for students to complete on their own. There is also a line reference page that is perfect for early learners to practice with through finger tracing, clay or drawing with their preferred material. Students can practice line variety by adding hair that matches the emotion of each character. This helps students make connections between the element of art line and expressive qualities in drawing. Looking for more line warm up activities? Click Here Please click the "Follow Me" button on this page to keep updated on all my new offerings! Print Note: To ensure a successful print, set print preferences to "Fit to Printable Area"

These all about me, back to school art activities for kids are engaging icebreakers. Encourage creativity and build community during the first week back

Are you a fan of pickles and are thinking or crocheting your own handmade crochet pickle? Then you are in the right plac!

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Collections of lines Taking a Line for a Walk This was fun to stitch and it was interesting to try to create the same kinds of lines in the original drawing - the cartwheel shapes were the most challenging to complete. Taking a Line for a Dance This sample was more interesting to stitch, as I think that the shapes I drew were more interesting. Stitching lacks the same kind of spontaneity that can be achieved with a pen or pencil and curved lines can become quite 'jerky' if you lose concentration! Mark Making This sample was created with different parts of a paintbrush and black ink. I quite like the effect created by the dry brush where the hairs has separated into two 'prongs'. This sample was created with black ink and a toothpick. I didn't like the different effects I achieved at first, but looking back at it a few days later could see some potential for lines to stitch, as the toothpick made quite fine lines on the page. These thicker lines were created with a natural sponge and black ink, used by dragging the sponge across the page and by dabbing the paper. I can't draw much inspiration for stitching from this at the moment - maybe the lines are just too thick? This sample was created with a foam 'wedge' artists' brush. I don't really like any of the thicker lines, but some interesting effects have been created by using the side and end of the brush and dabbing at the paper. These might become interesting patterns to stitch in the future... I used a cotton reel for this sample, which resulted in some interesting patterns when the end was used. I particularly like the effect of overlapping the prints. The above effects were created with a lolly stick and a pipette - I tried to recreate some of the taking a line for a walk/dance shapes from earlier in the chapter to see how they would differ. Using ink and a pipette meant that some of the lines were thicker or narrower, depending on how much ink escaped from the end of the pipette! The final sample was created by using a twig that I found in my garden. Using a natural material gave a more dynamic feel to the lines, as the twig wasn't a uniform shape or width, like some of the other instruments used. Mark Making The crayon made lots of different types of marks on the page - thinner ones by using the tip and thicker, softer ones by using the side. Being soft, I was able to make quite 'fluid' lines with the crayon that flowed across the page. I used a soft 6B graphite pencil and a carbon pencil to create the marks in the above picture. The 6B pencil created quite soft, gentle lines, but the carbon pencil was quite 'scratchy' and I was able to achieve more 'spiky' marks, as well as softer, curved lines. I used charcoal to create the lines in the first picture above. The marks are quite thick and dark, but I was able to achieve different effects by using the edge of the charcoal stick or the sharper edge. The second set of lines were created by using an 8B pencil. I was able to create thicker, softer lines or thinner ones by using either the side of the lead or the tip. The lines in the pictures above were created by using black pens. For the first sketch, I used a very fine tipped artists' pen and was able to create very fine lines that would transfer easily into stitching. I quite like the 'scribble' in the lower left hand corner as it is quite dynamic and energetic. I also liked the effects created by the brush felt tip pen. These marks were thicker, but I was able to create different effects by using varying pressures and different parts of the nib. The brush felt tip also felt comfortable to use and I think there is quite a lot of potential for ideas to stitch in this sketch. I tried stitching some of the marks I had made with the toothpick, sponge brush and felt tip. I used zig zag stitch to create some of the thicker lines, both with the feed dogs up and down on the machine. I preferred the effect created by using free machine embroidery, as this gave a more free 'artistic' feel. Ialso went over some of the stitching two or three times, as this gave the stitched marks more energy and impact. Although I preferred the thinner lines when drawing, I found that I enjoyed stitching the thicker lines more when sewing! Lines with Emotion Stitched Lines with Emotion This is my sample of lines with emotion, using my drawings above as a design. Some of the lines were easier to stitch than others (the curved or more simple designs). For others, I had to make an interpretation of the original sketch,as the lines were too complicated to follow exactly. I don't think that this really made a difference to the final effect, as long as the emotion I wanted to convey was still present. I think that 'anger' and 'anxiety' were the most effective samples. I sewed over the lines in 'anxiety' a few times, and this gave the stitching a stronger, more effective result. My least favourite was 'excited' as it was difficult to recreate the sponinaety and flow of the original sketch.

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These all about me, back to school art activities for kids are engaging icebreakers. Encourage creativity and build community during the first week back

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These all about me, back to school art activities for kids are engaging icebreakers. Encourage creativity and build community during the first week back

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