I was introduced to this lesson by Claire Kirk & Katie Flowers. Both amazing artists and art educators I have had the honor of knowing and working with over the years. From observational drawin…

This week 3rd grade started their Starry Night cityscapes! This project was inspired by the awesome art teacher, Katie Allain. Her images on Instagram look so fun, and amazing, I had to try one with our students! Give her a follow on IG at @MrsAllainArt Here's how we will be creating ours! Materials: Tru-Ray construction paper (in black, blue, and yellow) Crayola Artista II paint (yellow, orange,white, blue, turquoise) paint cups with lids painted paper scraps Fiskar scissors Big Kid's Choice paintbrushes Day 1: Paint the background! We'll talk about the art of Vincent Van Gogh, his brush strokes, his use of paint, his technique, and his most famous painting Starry Night! The kids used a circle tracer to cut out their moon, and we shaded the edges with a gold oil pastel. Here's some beautiful backgrounds from Mrs. Torres' Class! Mrs. Dimas' class is off to a great start! Day 2: Finish painting the background and work on the cityscape! Use pre-cut black strips that the students can use to created their buildings. They can design the tops of their buildings to create their own unique work of art! Then we used our painted paper scraps to make windows, and line on the road! They don't have to be in rainbow order, I just made mine that way! Stay tuned for some awesome art! Mrs. Campbell's and Mrs. Dimas' class are off to a great start!

Nike trainers sprout plants and French perfumiers inspire by mysterious scientific icons in Katie Scott’s visions that take botanical illustration into the digital age

Botanicum te lleva a un maravilloso festival de conocimientos botánicos magníficamente explicados con ilustraciones de Katie Scott.

Detail of 201 Days, 2006, Thread, pencil and pins, 70 x 36 x 1.8 inches, Courtesy of the Artist

Print Details: This listing is for an inkjet print of my original watercolor + acrylic artwork. Printed on high quality Epson Matte paper with archival ink. Watermark will not appear on your print. Available in 8x10, 11x14 and large format (13x16.5-13x19) by clicking “select a size” when adding to cart. We offer a discount when purchasing 5 or more prints!: 8x10: https://www.etsy.com/listing/106815839/sale-set-of-6-8x10-prints 11x14: https://www.etsy.com/listing/127747412/sale-set-of-6-11x14-prints Shipping Details: 8x10 prints and 11x14 prints will be packaged in a protective cellophane sleeve with backing board, and shipped to you in a sturdy cardboard mailer. If you purchase multiple prints, please note they will all be packaged in a single sleeve. Large format prints will be carefully rolled into a sturdy mailing tube. Orders are shipped First Class via USPS. My current turn around time can be found on the "shipping and policies" tab of this listing :) If you’re purchasing this as a gift, please leave any gift note instructions in the “note to seller” section at checkout :) ****** ©Katie Daisy 2018 Images may not be reproduced, resold or used in any form without written consent. By purchasing this item you agree to my shop policies: https://www.etsy.com/your/shops/thewheatfield/policies

While we're still in Monster season (hello, Halloween!) I wanted to share these Monster Line Study Art Prints with you all. Though really, if your kids are anything like my daughter, monsters are a hit year round! Monster Line Study Art Prints These Monster Art Prints pair perfectly with the Monster print and

Collaborative painting and relief sculpture by Ms. Borowski's fourth grade class. Students first painted the mural using tempera paint, then added details on top using acrylic paint. The Bird of Paradise sculpture was made using bottle and marker caps, old wooden rulers and one large sheet of cardboard saved from a new piece of equipment bought for the art room this year. The students first painted the bird, then attached the other items using hot glue. Beautiful!

A beautiful selection of work by American printmaker Katie Ridley Murphy, who arranges rocks, sticks and other natural objects until a pattern occurs that she can then respond to.

Saw this lesson on Pinterest. Pretty cool idea! Had kids strike a profile pose. It could be them or just a drawing of a facial profile. We used colored markers for face and black markers for background. Everyone was successful. It was an easy fun 1 or 2 day lesson. Great idea for end of 9 weeks. 1969

Manufacturer:  Art Gallery FabricsDesigner: Katie O'SheaCollection:  Fresh LinenPrint: Dancing Dandelions FreshMaterial: PoplinMeasurements Fabric Width is 42" Yardage will be cut in one continuous length unless requested otherwise.Description: Fresh, contemporary, and elegant prints are at the heart of Art Gallery Fabrics' designs.Their premium cotton has an exceptionally soft, smooth texture we find especially inviting. "Experience the serene essence of a laundry day with Katie’s captivating collection. Feel the gentle breezes, blooming flowers, soft textures, and sun-kissed pastel hues that bring serenity under the blue sky. Infusing your sewing projects with playful motifs bringing comfort and tranquility." All Fabric is cut in continuous yardage. If you want a larger piece, order multiple of that yardage (i.e. quantity 4 x 1/4 yard yields a continuous 1.-yard cut).

It's A Mother Thing is an award-winning blog from author Katie Reed. She writes about living with mental health issues as she parents four young boys. Excellent information for new mothers, with recipes, craft ideas, and educational assets.

Butterland founder and flower wunderkind Katie Marx is selling the *dream* property in the Hepburn shire she built with her husband.