Images found on Jennifer Coyne Qudeen's blog. Link here.
That’s the name of the online art course I’m currently doing. Its actually ‘Perfectly Imperfect: Discovering Your Visual Language‘ run by the brilliant Lorna Crane, and so far it has been great! If you need a distraction from all the doom and gloom this course is just the thing. Not only do you get videos […]
Utilizing handmade brushes and tools, Thomas explores mark-making and motion through graphic swaths of ink that he splashes, moves, and pulls across the paper's surface.
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Improve your acrylic paintings when you add tiny details. They make a big difference!
Betty Franks | 15 Mark Making Tools You'll Want
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As young children progress from early mark making toward writing letters it can be tempting to push them toward tracing sheets and worksheets designed for handwriting practice. However, teaching handwriting without these tools can be a lot more fun!
There are a large variety of different lino cutting tools with different shapes and sizes. The most common lino tools are V Tools and U Tools. U Tools carve softer lines with a curved end point and an even width but it can be harder to get control over the placement of your edges. V …
Betty Franks | 15 Mark Making Tools You'll Want
If you are stuck with how to add tone to your artwork, pay reference to the mark making sheet attached. There are a number of ways to add tone – you don’t always have to use the side o…
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In my feedback for my first assignment, my tutor has suggested that I try using a different ink, so I have invested in a range of Caligo Safewash inks for this project. She has also suggested that …
This versatile Outdoor mark making table is a must for outdoor mark-making. Paint directly on the clear acrylic top, or cover with sand or soil and make marks with tools. This is made from pre-treated Scandinavian Redwood which is guaranteed against rot and insect infestation for 10 years. FSC Pressure...
This quarterly data collection tool is a great resource for monitoring your students’ quarterly progress and/or establishing baselines for their expressive language and grammar goals. These charts are not only a great way to gather data quickly, but they make it easy to see your students’ progress across marking periods. They are no prep (you can just print and go) and only require black and white ink! This product contains 10 probes for each of the following per quarter (for a total of 40 probes in each area): * Categories * Similarities/differences * Synonyms/Antonyms * What questions * When questions * Where questions * Who questions * Why questions * Analogies * Absurdities * Context Clues K-2 * Context Clues 3-5 * Subjective/Objective Pronouns * Regular/Irregular Past Tense * Regular/Irregular Plurals * Is/Are & Was/Were * Has/Have & Do/Does Need more Quarterly Data Collection Charts? Check out my money saving bundle! Quarterly Data Collection Charts: Bundle Key words: Speech Therapy, Special Education, Speech Language Pathologist, SLP, Expressive Language, Expressive Vocabulary, Progress Monitoring, Data collection, No Prep, Print and Go
Line is an essential component of textile art. When used effectively, it can convey texture, tone, form, movement and mood. Drawn to Stitch is a practical guide to the uses of line in embroidery and textile art, presented as a structured series of exercises designed to help the reader explore line's potential and develop their own creativity. It covers line and mark-making tools, materials and processes - including printing and mixed-media techniques - and then moves into stitch, explaining how to interpret different line qualities from crisp and sharp to soft and diffused, from raised and overlaid to recessed and inlaid.
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There are a large variety of different lino cutting tools with different shapes and sizes. The most common lino tools are V Tools and U Tools. U Tools carve softer lines with a curved end point and an even width but it can be harder to get control over the placement of your edges. V …
Stamping with watercolor markers is a great way of customizing your stamping designs in your art journal or creative projects. I love watercolor markers because they can be used in so many different ways. Not just as writing or drawing pens, but also used with stamps and other mark making tools. Stamping with watercolor markers
Many of you know Julie B Booth as being my Roy G Biv partner. Have I ever mentioned that we're old friends from my days in Virginia? That I...
Forgot-to-Take-a-Picture-on-Monday-So-Here's-Tuesday: In celebration of the best holiday of the year, I've decided to wear Halloweenie-themed outfits until the big day. Here's hoping I can find enough spooky looks to last me! dress: picked up in Burbank at the super friendly Audrey K Boutique, tights: Target; shoes: Clarks This was Rebecca's last week student teaching and, as they say, all good things must come to an end. Which totally sucks and I hate it! This means I have to go to school tomorrow BY MYSELF! And teach those kids ON MY OWN! Just me and the kids and no Ms. Tenpenny. I don't know who to feel sorry for, the kids or myself. Humph. In this outfit post, I've included just a smidgen of the awesome projects Rebecca taught. She's an incredible teacher and is totally gonna kill it at her next student teaching placement (high school art students, shivers). I'm so going to miss her sense of humor, style and just plain awesomeness. And I know I'm not the only one. In fact, when we told the kids on Friday, they let out a long-winded "Awwwwww!!" During a first grade class, one little girl raised her hand and this happened: Little Girl: Mrs. Stephens, I know why you want Ms. Tenpenny to stay. Me: Oh yeah? Why's that? L.G.: So you can eat and drink all you want in the back of the room! Busted! That's truly the real reason. All kidding aside, we'll miss you at JES, Rebecca! Best wishes in High School Land! That sign ain't lyin', she IS unique! I mean, she's wearing polka dotted socks, a striped shirt and a floral skirt all in one awesome ensemble! Rebecca dreamed up this project and did all that disgusting math stuff to figure out the dimension of each class' soup can. You can read all about this fun mural project here. Wicked Wednesday: This was the very first Halloween dress I created last year (and you can read all about it here, cuz you know you wanna). The kids kept remarking, "Your dress is creeeeepy" to which I replied "So is your face!". Not really. Well...maybe once. Or thrice. dress: DIY, here; tights: TJMaxx; jacket: Modcloth, old; shoes: Sofft Rebecca scaled that air conditioning unit to hang each and every one of those coffee filters for our big ole The Dot display. These lovelies in the window was a huge hit. Details of The Dot project here. Like An Overgrown Lalaloopsy Thursday: Don't ask me what I was thinking. It's like I walked in my closet and said, "Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, BEETLEJUICE!" and this happened. dress: Betsy Johnson, picked up at Buffalo Exchange; headband: gift from a friend; necklace: DIY, here, tights: dunno; boots: etsy Oh my gerd, I think this is my fave Rebecca outfit of all time. Those tights! That necklace! Those booties! Don't tell her, but I totally went all Single White Female and rushed out to where she scored those boots and picked up a pair of my own. They're Lucky Brand and I scooped 'em up at Marshall's. This necklace, gah. I LOVE it. Rebecca has a couple pieces by this jewelry designer friend of hers (who also designs for Anthro, if you can imagine!). You can check out KariBeth Thompson's incredible pieces here. Having spent part of her summer in Norway (what?! Soooo jelly), Rebecca created an awesome Viking unit for the kids. To introduce all things Norwegian and Viking-esque, we donned these sweet, albeit super toasty with that fur-lined brim, hats. My fave incident, aside from us randomly horn-whacking the kids, was when Rebecca asked the kids what we were supposed to be and one shouted, "COWS!" Priceless. Full story of these collages here. Last Day of Student Teaching Friday, noooooo!: An art-teacher-best-bud gifted me this screaming chicken and it's become one of the random sources of hilarity for Rebecca and I. I don't know why I felt compelled for it to be in our final photo, but here 'tis! owl dress: DIY, here; blouse: gift; shoes: Fluevog
Printing with paint and bubble wrap is a unique art experience for kids where they use their whole body to create.
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If you are going to make something with a pattern, you will want to use dressmaker's tracing paper and a tracing wheel. This makes your sewing job easier when you need to get the seams and darts in the proper places.
From substrate to supplies, the things I reach for the very most, favorite paints, mark making tools, drawing supplies and favorite papers
How to mark fabric for sewing Hey y’all, today’s topic is a sewing beginner overview on how to mark fabric. There are a lot of tools that you can use to mark things like darts, pockets, notches, etc. Some of them are specifically designed for sewing, but some of my favorites actually aren’t. I’ve got...Read More
This year, I’ve decided to give my students two journals: one for math and one for writing. Once I made this decision, I realized that something inevitable was going to happen: the two…
