Kids will have fun learning about famous artists Money while doing this fun Tissue Paper Monet Art Project. Fun for kids of all ages.
Zach's Place, a reggio inspired-studio in the center of a montessori school
My quest this year was to create a more organised environment in my classroom. A space that allowed for natural expression through various forms of play as well as a space that was organised and wa…
Unleash the potential of creative minds with our Imagination and Creativity Worksheets. Designed to nurture artistic talents and inspire imaginative thinking, these worksheets are perfect for artists of all ages. This super fun pack of 10 Imagination Workout worksheets is designed to help students unleash their inner imagination and creativity. Each sheet includes 6 blocks filled with some sort of line or shape and simply asks students to finish the drawing themselves. Discover the joy of self-expression as you dive into the vibrant world of art. Create stunning masterpieces, experiment with new techniques, and let your imagination run wild. With our Imagination and Creativity Worksheets, you'll experience the thrill of bringing your unique ideas to life. Explore, create, and unlock the endless possibilities that lie within your imagination. It's time to let your creativity soar!
This clever worksheet looks exactly like a Facebook page. It is a great first week of school activity that allows students to tell about themselves and express their artistic side by creating a picture of themselves. They can also write about their family members and friends. It is the perfect get...
Explore how artists get ideas for making art the purpose that as teachers, we are guiding kids through being creative thinkers and teaching them to be artists themselves.
This line drawing of Hands Knitting, is a delightful keep card that is intended for display. Great for shelf decor and small nooks, buy it for yourself or send it as a postcard to someone you love. The original artwork is hand drawn using a calligraphy brush pen. The finished product is a professional giclée print, made on durable matte card with a weight of 300 g/m2 using inks that won't fade. Your artwork will arrive securely packaged for a safe arrival. Entitled Hands Knitting this postcard illustration is part of Moksie’s Postcards collection. It is also available in a small selection of sizes as a larger wall print in our Hands at Work collection listed under Hand Drawing. The series depicts hands in the process of making and doing. By removing the object the focus is drawn to the hands themselves, highlighting these familiar movements and positions. Featuring a range of activities this beautiful collection make wonderful shelf decor gifts for hobbyists, amateurs and professionals alike. Send this beautiful keepsake as a thoughtful card - or frame it for a more substantial gift - for knitters, crocheters and sewing fans. This simple and elegant postcard art is perfect shelf decor for the sewing room, living room or bedroom, or equally, for a haberdashery, craft shop, hobby shop or studio/workshop. We hope you enjoy these as much as we do! Please do browse the full collection for sale at Moksie. ……………………………………… If you’d like to ask us any questions in advance of your purchase then please get in touch! We’re just an email away and happy to discuss any queries you may have before you place an order. We’d love to see your prints in their new home! Share a photo and tag us @moksiestudio on instagram or facebook. Custom prints and original drawings are also available. Please email us to discuss your ideas and requirements. A note on colour: The colour is represented as accurately as possible, but as screens vary the colour in the print you receive may differ slightly from that depicted on your device. Returns: We accept returns if you contact us within 14 days of delivery and send the items back to us within 30 days. Buyers are responsible for return postage costs. If the item is not returned in its original condition, the buyer is responsible for any loss in value. We regret that we cannot accept returns for customised orders or digital downloads because of the nature of these products.
this term i'm teaching advanced 2d art. it's one of my favorite classes to teach because it is so much about ideas. it's about the kids making their own work, not mine. it can be tiring but incredibly fulfilling for me...and for them. i spend the entire first week teaching them how to develop a theme they can work with for the whole term. this year what i did was to put pictures of famous works of art around the room. i then asked them to walk around and look at the work recording what they observed. on the worksheets you see below i asked them to generally record themes & concepts (what the work was about) and subject matter (what was the work a picture of). after a healthy debate about what i meant by themes & concepts, the difference between themes and subject matter, and a discussion about how anything could be a theme and the fact that many themes overlap we made this list as a group of possible themes to work with. we also decided as a group that a theme was a big idea and definitely something you could hold or touch. after this activity each student chose a theme they were willing to commit to for the entire term and they made a brainstorming web with their theme at the center. i use these webs as starting points for almost all the projects over the course of the term. some students chose themes that are way too big. some chose themes that will go cliche real fast. i tried hard to control my natural tendency to save them by correcting these mistakes. they will suffer a bit, but through the suffering they will learn either not to choose such things in the future or how to grapple with it today. either way i'm pretty happy. we'll see what kind of work we get.
For The Village Voice
It might be a surprise to you, but for the most part, celebrities weren't always famous. With the exception of some extraordinary examples of when kids were put in the spotlight from a very early age, such as Macaulay Culkin, Haley Joel Osment, or Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, famous people were kids like everyone else. And they surely have some goofy and extremely adorable photos of themselves in their family albums. And if you are as curious how celebrities looked as kids as we are, you came to the right place—graphic designer Ard Gelick gives us this opportunity with his awesome twist!
Two of Beatrix Potter's Tales have roots in Scotland. These are The Tale of Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle and The Tale of of Mr Jeremy Fisher.
What to do with that great group mural (see Doodling together group mural) if it has to make place for other artworks and everybody wants to have it? Exactly! Cut it in equal pieces and paste those pieces on black sheets of construction paper. That awsome mural turns out in a lot of great artworks; one for all groupmembers!
This beautiful paper is created in Poland. The quality is terrific and we are thrilled to offer their collection to decoupage and mixed media artists. Watch for more as we expand our offering of this constantly changing collection. We ship our decoupage papers flat with cardboard to assure it travels as safe as possible. You will receive USPS tracking to follow along. Any creases/bends will work themselves out during the decoupage process. If you prefer, iron on low dry heat but do not steam.
Sandwiched between Tokyo and Yokohama, Kawasaki is a Japanese city famous for its heavy industry, open air folk museum, and... one of the biggest and most colorful Halloween celebrations in the country.
Materials: - Acrylic Paint - Paintbrushes - Acetate - Computer & Printer - Student Photographs - Warhol References - Sharpies
Before you judge them, hear their stories.
NAOMI DIXON TITLE: UNTITLED ACRYLIC ON CANVAS 42CM X 71CM NAOMI HAS SIGNED THE PAINTING REF#ND47 Born: 25 August 1962 We have had many artists from remote communities ‘drop’ into our family farm over the years. Some have been very open talking about themselves and others have not disclosed their story. Naomi was not very open about herself; however, we have discovered Naomi is not only a talented painter and ceramicist but an environmentalist and lobbyist. Naomi and her husband Paul Dixon were instrumental in preserving the wetlands known as Warriparinga (Windy place by the river) which are opposite the Flinders Medical Centre. The Living Kaurna Cultural Centre is now located in this reserve. Naomi paints uses traditional dot art and iconography to tell her stories. Although this painting is untitled it is rich in iconography and through these symbols a story unfolds. We can also see there is a campsite in the centre and women and men present. On either side of the campsite there is an image of two breasts with body paint designs which are painted onto the top half of women during ceremonies present. Naomi has had exhibitions nationally and her works are in a permanent collection at the Flinders University Art Museum. This painting was purchased directly from Naomi and a gallery certificate of authenticity will be provided with the sale.
Challenge your students to share a little about themselves with the social profile activity - Friendsbook! They will use their artistic skills to create a cover image and avatar and their writing skills to share information about themselves.
