Discover how to build your art foundation skills and express your creativity by learning different art techniques.
Materials: 2 sheets of colored construction paper, white printer paper, colored pencils and markers. Step 1: Tape 2 sheets of rectangular colored construction paper (or thin cardboard) together to resemble a folded game board. Decide on a theme for your game and decorate the board. Step 2: On the edge …
Materials: String or yarn, colored construction paper, tape and glue, marker or pencil, hole-punch (optional) Step 1: Look at the diagram of primary, secondary and covert feathers and learn the different uses for each type of feather and the essential organization of plumage. http://www.fws.gov/lab/featheratlas/glossary.php Step 2: Make a tracing template for the …
Materials: 2 sheets of colored construction paper or white printer paper, colored pencils and markers. Step 1: Fold a sheet of white paper in half lengthwise. Step 2: Draw half a vase on one side of the fold. Step 3: Cut through the line at the top and bottom of vase. Push the …
Color awareness is an important part of everyone’s life! When you choose something to wear, decorate a room or pick crayons to color and handout, you are instinctively working with a color scheme. Did you know there is a theory of choosing colors that complement each other? It is called …
Practice your symmetry using this space themed cutout! Cut out the boxes and fold along the dotted line. Cut out eh shape, unfold and color! Then, practice your symmetry on another sheet of paper to add to your space scene! Space Facts: There’s no noise in space. An entire NASA …
Practice creating your own cartoons using any of the handouts below! Each handout has step by step instructions for a scene, animal, object, or character! Sunset Bird Dog Donut Fish Frog Gumball Waterson Koala People Rooster Sonic the Hedgehog Chameleon Elephant Teacup Dandelion Sailboat Eye Lips Cupcake Nose Click here …
Minnie Evans was an African American artist alive from 1892-1987. Her paintings and drawings surround a face with colorful plants and spirals drawn with wax or crayons that represent dreams and hallucinations she had as a child that would also come to her during the day. Use crayons to color …
Camille Claudel is often remembered as Auguste Rodin’s muse, when in fact she was a very talented French sculptor who lived from 1864-1943. Many of her bronze and marble sculptures are housed in the Rodin museum in France. This project is one of the virtual classes exploring women artists, hosted …
