Matisse’s Pineapples As a student, Henri Matisse began his lifelong interest in still life painting by making copies of masterpieces in the Louvre. Matisse painted Still… Continue Reading →
Bird Nests Spring is one of my favorite seasons to celebrate. What is not to love? I find the beautiful flowers starting to bloom and green… Continue Reading →
Clay Hearts and Rainbows I remember when I was in elementary school and how much I loved rainbows, hearts and shooting stars. Hello Kitty was my go to… Continue Reading →
Monet: Reflections on the Seine River Monet was known for his “plein air” paintings. Plein Air is french for “in the open air” and represents when an artist sketches or… Continue Reading →
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 →
Tempera Paints for Kids I am constantly asked about what paints I use in my art classroom studio. I have tried many paints over the years. To… Continue Reading →
Edward Hopper’s Transportation Bundle FULL SPEED AHEAD…. with Edward Hopper’s Transportation Art Lessons Bundle. Introduce your students to the wonderful world of Edward Hopper’s magnificent art. Children… 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 →
Winter Cityscapes Winds are howling outside and the temps are dropping fast! So…..I guess it is time to start creating some beautiful winter projects. I love… Continue Reading →
How To Make Painted Papers: The Painted Paper Art Method I have been asked by many followers to create a tutorial video of how I create painted paper with my students. I also had… Continue Reading →
