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Aboriginal Lines and Dots

I read that the Aboriginal dot style of painting actually began in the 1970s when artists wanted to make symbols of some of their ancient ...

I’ve found that students new to oil pastels often need to be guided to use them to their full potential, namely layering them. This project ...

Drawing a Tiki face is all about making symmetrical shapes, and usually captures the attention of some of the more “restless” students. 1. G...

The Senufo people of West Africa’s Ivory Coast are renowned for their cloth paintings. They believe their artwork has special meaning and h...

This year, the Chinese New Year starts on Monday, January 23rd. It is the most important event in the Chinese calendar and lots of paper lan...

Art Trading Cards, also known as ATC's, have been popping up everywhere as a means to create small-scale art that can easily be collecte...

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...

My quest for multi-cultural art continues, which has led me to a new media combo that I really like. It’s using food wrap paper like this , ...

The Maasai people of African are located in Kenya. Their distinctive clothing and head dress make them among the most well known of all Afri...