Using Your Smartphone to Take Reference Photos for Art: Smart Tips for a High School Art Project
If you’ve got a phone that takes pictures, you can capture your sources of inspiration anywhere you go!
Continue ReadingIf you’ve got a phone that takes pictures, you can capture your sources of inspiration anywhere you go!
Continue ReadingMost representational artists tend to work in a defined style, whether it be extremely realistic, loose and abstract, or somewhere in between. By …
Continue ReadingUse this quick activity to help your students use their “artist eyes” and get warmed up for bigger drawing projects!
Continue ReadingLand and seascapes have been popular visual subjects for centuries. Using a few basic rules, your students can capture the wonder and beauty of their …
Continue ReadingGet your students to create artwork that lets the world know what’s on their minds!
Continue ReadingThe proverbs are many - Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Don’t judge a book by its cover. Clothes don’t make the man (woman). They …
Continue ReadingDo your students scoff at art that might be difficult to understand? This surrealism art lesson plan coupled with your students’ prior knowledge …
Continue ReadingThese four high school art projects will help your class learn about the art and culture of Latin America. Craft papel picado, traditional carving …
Continue ReadingHigh school students love to experiment. If teachers giving them opportunities to think outside the box with high school art projects that challenge …
Continue ReadingWant to teach simple and easy anime lessons? These short art lessons will show how to teach this style of drawing to students who want to learn how to …
Continue ReadingA theater with an interesting history and a place where some of the William Shakespeare’s best stage works were produced - naturally, we are …
Continue ReadingThis lesson plan on ancient Native American art will have students explore the meaning behind the art. Learning the who, what, when, where, why and …
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