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Making landscape pictures with tissue paper for backgrounds
I've done a number of posts here on the blog with activities that teach horizon line and basic perspective issues. This is another great activity with a twist
How to make teaching about line in drawing more concrete: Use wire
I started a new class recently to try to continue developing a set of lessons for teaching kids to draw. This small class of mine is going to
Don’t throw out your old magazines: Make a rolled paper collage
I was looking through some old videos I have in my videos category recently and I came across this rolled paper collage for adults. I remembered that I had wanted
Overlapping circles. Teaches the perspective of objects in front and behind
I've always thought of perspective lessons as having to do with one point, 2 point and three point perspective. (Is there a 4th and 5th? :). However, perspective
Beginning Symmetry with Kids
To teach beginning symmetry there are a few creative symmetry projects that I've done with different groups that I am putting together into this one post. The first
Enhance primitive collages with descriptive text (literacy art project)
It looked like spilt milk is a very basic, all time favorite childrens book. As part of our literacy art project series it was a natural to have
3 perspective rules children can learn in mixed media landscape projects
Making landscaping along with coloring and cutting pictures to put on them has become a favorite of mine. Whenever I (and maybe you too) hear about perspective I
My proof that “How to Draw” lessons can often backfire (art class lessons 13 & 14)
This lesson took place over a few weeks but, for ease of following I am putting it all in this one post. This lesson has really proved an
Georgia O’Keefe style watercolor flowers
I must admit that even though it says this activity was of Georgia O'Keefe watercolor flowers, I was not teaching them about Georgia O'Keefe. I just liked the