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Markers + Crayons + Watercolor Cat

A sketchy illustration of a cat inspired this new combination – drawing with Sharpies, then tracing the marker lines (heavily) with a white ...

When I want my students to make a really colorful and layered page, I keep coming back to crayon rubbings and watercolor paint. It’s still j...

I’ve found that symmetrical images generally make the best introduction to drawing and painting for young students. It also helps to have th...

I found this art and book combination over at Teach Kids Art . “The Dot” book is short and sweet and has a wonderful art message. The simpl...

This project makes for a great introduction to painting. Just simple shapes with a little color mixing. Step-by-step instructions are here.....

This is another oil pastel over tempera project that worked well for a multicultural theme recently. A teacher wanted an art project linked ...

Pablo Picasso's Blue Period, in which he painted only blue paintings of sad subject matter, is a good example of how an artist used colo...

Once students know how to mix basic colors, they can learn how to tint (add white), and shade (add black) to a color. 1. Each student gets a...

One of the arts standards for elementary students is learning how to tint colors by adding white. My students had fun making bunnies that di...