My top 5 wish-listed art education resources for art teachers in elementary, middle, or high school art, homeschool parents, and more.
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Visual Journal Page 29: Even Brighter
Hands down, Christmas is my favorite time of year. Although I refuse to decorate until after Thanksgiving (each holiday needs a moment to shine), I start feeling the Christmas spirit as soon as Halloween starts approaching. This is yet another visual journal page...
Visual Journal Page 28: The Sound of Trains
There is something about the sound of trains. It first started on trips to visit my grandparents. They lived in a small town, it's biggest claim to fame being their proximity to another small town, known only for their major, annual golf tournament. They were on the...
Linoleum Relief Printmaking Basics + Colored Pencils
Printmaking is such an interesting and historic art-making process. My students especially love it because they have the ability to make multiple prints of one image. They often refer to the linoleum block in relief printmaking as a "stamp," which I have an irrational...
High School Drawing Curriculum: 12 Lessons
Check out one of my most popular art curriculums, a focus on high school drawing. This introduces students to drawing techniques & basics.
TPT: Semester Introduction to Sculpture Curriculum
Check out my sculpture curriculum, it covers a range of 3D materials from tape to leather to clay. Read details in the post.
Page 22: Charcoal Hand and Foot
Check out my charcoal hand and foot drawing. Read the story behind it, supply list, and how I created it. Details are in the post.
Visual Journal Page 21: Skittles Art
I love skittles so much I created skittles art to honor them and my husband. Read the why and how in the blog post.
Page 20: Gesso, Bleeding Tissue Paper
Check out how I layer gesso, bleeding tissue paper to create a unique look. Read about the inspiration, supplies, and how-to.
Visual Journal Page 17: Bleeding Tissue Paper
I use bleeding tissue paper in a unique way for this visual journal page. Read the post for the inspiration, supplies, and how-to.