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Archive for June 2011

How to Draw a Floppy Ear Bunny

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This was very popular with my drawing class students a few weeks ago. 1. Students first folded and creased their paper in half in both direc...
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One Point Perspective Drawing Exercise

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I created this exercise sheet so students could practice creating their own one-point perspective. And why not practice with stars for the 4...
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How to Draw a Grizzly Bear

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I was inspired to create this bear drawing from the diagram at Appalachian Bear Rescue . I altered their instructions a bit to make the bear...
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Cityscape Painting

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I’ve never been a big fan of tempera paints, they often seemed a bit dull to me. But if you team them up with a fat black marker, it makes f...
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Tinted and Shaded Cubes

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The California Standards of Visual Arts recommends that 4th graders learn to “use shading to transform a 2D shape into a 3D form”. 1. I gave...
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Wayne Thiebaud Ice Cream Cones

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Wayne Theibaud is famous for his paintings of cafeteria-style food. His art often spoke to the repetition of pies and cakes, so having stud...
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Art Journaling 135, Summer Flip Flops

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I have trouble throwing away clean colorful food boxes, and was inspired by the beach theme of these cracker boxes for my art journal class....
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Toucan Painting

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When young students are just learning how to paint, large size paper really helps allow for more freedom of movement. 1. Starting with appro...
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How to Draw a Lion

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I saw this basic idea for drawing a lion in an Ed Emberley book. I think his books have been around for awhile, but the step-by-step drawin...
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Scratch Art Film

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Kids these days just don’t know how lucky they are. There are so many cool new art materials coming out almost every day. I’ve found Clear-S...
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Pastel Kimono

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Studying the art culture from other countries offers a a new perspective on common items such as clothing. 1. I made t-shaped cardboard temp...
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Oldenburg Style Installation Art

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Most installation art is intended to have you look at your environment with a different perspective. Claes Oldenburg was famous for depicti...
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More Fundraiser Art for Haiti

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My student’s art traveled to San Francisco last week. I flew up with this canvas of self-portraits for a fundraiser dinner, hosted by an ama...
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Japanese Wind Sock Puppet

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I found this project at “That Artist Woman” blog, and love how it made very batik-looking fabric, which usually takes hot wax and expensive...
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Sharpie Drawing on Dry Wax Paper

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I’m still having fun playing around with old family photos, permanent markers, and dry wax paper. I found my dry wax paper at Smart and Fin...
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Batik Baskets

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One way to give any crayon piece of art an aged look is to crinkle it up in your hands, smooth it out, and paint over with watercolor. The p...
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Paper-Mache Bowl

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Paper-mache projects can work really well with any upcoming Earth Day themes. My favorite recipe for the mache is included below. 1. Tape a ...
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Chuck Close Portraits

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This project takes a bit of prep work and digital photography, but I love the results so much that it all seems worth it. 1. I started by sh...
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Giant Paper Mache Pencils

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These giant pencils were a favorite among students and parents alike in my private art class. The basic shape comes from a mailing tube, wh...
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How to Draw City Buildings

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The very first lesson in perspective is learning to draw depth. This is basically turning squares into cubes, and making a city skyline. 1. ...
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Maud Lewis Cat Painting

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Renowned Nova Scotia folk artist Maud Lewis (1903 – 1970) painted colorful scenes of rural Nova Scotia using random art supplies and painfu...
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Updated Scratch Art Father’s Day Card

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This is my favorite way for students to make a scratch art picture, a black marker drawing first, and then layers of oil pastel on top. The ...
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“Finish the Picture” Drawing

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I often find that if students have an image to look at when they draw, they tend to surprise themselves in what they can do. 1. I used the i...
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Handpainted “Etchings”

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I found a great website that has lots of FREE art to download, and every picture looks like an old etching. If you paint over printouts ligh...
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      • How to Draw a Floppy Ear Bunny
      • One Point Perspective Drawing Exercise
      • How to Draw a Grizzly Bear
      • Cityscape Painting
      • Tinted and Shaded Cubes
      • Wayne Thiebaud Ice Cream Cones
      • Art Journaling 135, Summer Flip Flops
      • Toucan Painting
      • How to Draw a Lion
      • Scratch Art Film
      • Pastel Kimono
      • Oldenburg Style Installation Art
      • More Fundraiser Art for Haiti
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      • Sharpie Drawing on Dry Wax Paper
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      • Chuck Close Portraits
      • Giant Paper Mache Pencils
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