Monet’s Home and Garden Students are always intrigued by the Masters of Art, such as the artist Claude Monet. This lesson is a great start when developing a… Continue Reading →
Travel the World of Art: New York Introduce your students to the colorful world of Travel through Art: New York City. Children will learn about the key icons and landmarks of… Continue Reading →
James Rizzi ~ Pop Art Buildings James Rizzi is a American Pop Artist, born and raised in Brooklyn, New York. His neighborhood of tall buildings, busy streets, taxi cabs… Continue Reading →
CREATE Magazine ~ Vol 2: This is New York Start spreading the news! I love New York City! After visiting New York City this past spring, I really wanted to create projects inspired… Continue Reading →
Printmaking I : City Skylines with Reflections Printmaking is magical for kids and adults as well. The process of creating an image then transferring that image to another piece of paper… Continue Reading →
Faux Stained Glass Windows In 6th grade we study the Art Historical Time Line. We always do a “faux” stained glass window project using liquid watercolors and sharpies.… Continue Reading →
Travel The World of Art: This is London I wanted to introduce my younger students to the colorful world of travel in art class. Our first destination was the city of London.… Continue Reading →
Mixed Media and Expressionist Landscapes Are you looking to brighten up your classroom or creative space this winter? Well, you have come to just the right place. My students… Continue Reading →
Matisse Mixed Media Mural: The View of Collioure I love using big brushstrokes of bold bright colors splashed on paper. These brushstrokes help make the painted paper students use in my classroom… Continue Reading →
Woodland Fairy Homes A while back I posted about having recyclables floating around your art room or studio. Are you a person who has many items “stuff” in a… Continue Reading →
