Dia de los Muertos Paper Skeletons In many areas of Mexico, the Day of the Dead celebrations are the most important celebration of the year. This colorful celebration invites the… 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 →
Van Gogh’s Pumpkin Patch If you love Van Gogh’s Starry Night and pumpkins this project is just for you! Here is the latest Painted Paper Art’s video now… Continue Reading →
The Organized Art Teacher: Vol. 1 The Best Paint Brushes for the Art Room. Hey folks! I have been getting a lot of emails and questions on how I organize my classroom and how to teach off an art cart.… Continue Reading →
Going Bananas over Frida Kahlo’s Still Life! If you are looking for fun, vibrant art projects for your students, here are a few from the exquisite artist Frida Kahlo. Her still… Continue Reading →
Let’s give some love to Jim Dine! Jim Dine is known for bold colorful paintings and fun designs. My students created 3 different art lessons which focused on hearts with bold… Continue Reading →
Charley Harper Fish Habitats If you love nature and any thing under the sea, you will love exploring the world of Charley Harper. If you have been… Continue Reading →
Middle School Monets I just had to post these projects that my 6th graders created. I am so proud how beautiful these turned out. I know these… Continue Reading →
