Art Projects for Kids: landscape

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Watercolor Landscape

One of the very first steps in learning perspective is noticing that the further things are away from you, the smaller they appear. A fun wa...

I had great success with this project for kinders recently. Several even came back later saying they went home to draw more houses. Love it ...

Each spring in California, 4th graders are assigned a California Mission research project. I've found this to be the perfect time to wor...

I was inspired by a stock art drawing, and made just three rules for this lesson: the horizon line had to be curved, close shapes were to be...

I found this project on Artsonia.com , and I love how it makes students think of trees as a series of branches, and not just a fluffy shape ...

La Boca is a neighborhood, or barrio of the Argentine capital, Buenos Aires and is a popular destination for it’s colorful houses. Looking a...

I found this project at www.artsonia.com , a wonderful source for creative ideas. 1. Each student is to position a piece of paper horizont...

You don't have to buy expensive scratch art paper, if you have some good oil pastels , you can make your own. 1. Give the students a hea...

Here's a simple watercolor project I tried out last week. It turned out to be a good way to teach the very basics of watercolor, namely...