Themapagina Kunst Super leuk dat je aan de slag gaat met het thema Kunst! Op deze themapagina vind je inspiratie om de 21e eeuwse vaardigheden in te zetten bij het thema Kunst. De activiteiten zijn voor een groot deel vooral geschikt voor leerkrachten van het jonge kind (groep 1 t/m 4). Uiteraard zijn dit slechts een paar
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They share a Brighton studio and a love of the stunning and surreal art of collage. We speak to Maria Rivans and Bonnie and Clyde – aka the artist Steph Burnley – about their work and new joint show Glitter Bunnies Basics first – where do you live?Maria: Hove, 100 yards from the seafront. I love
Kids can make something pretty incredible when they pool their talents.
It's been a total joy collaborating with 8 to 12-year-old kids from Orakei School. I think we've managed to create something uniquely kiwi with these three artworks.
Installation at Kronogårds library in Trollhättan 2012. . [email protected]
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The process of re-opening the Art Studio during a pandemic challenged us to look at our project design, space, and materials closely. We share what we changed, and what remains unchanged.
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Voila! Yes, this took me forever to post, due to... maybe just lack of time! This was such a fun collaborative art project to do with all the 3rd graders at my kids' school. The 3rd graders were studying quilts and patterns, so we collaborated on a modern day quilt with 140 pieces in 42 blocks... out of paper instead of material and then into a mural for display at their school. Here's a short tutorial: Prep: Measure and pre-cut your masonite plywood(1/8" or 1/4" thick) to fit the number of squares or rectangles you want. Layout your shapes, pencil (free-hand works great) your lines in, number them so you can put them back together, and then cut. Pre-drill holes into masonite board, frame with 1"x 2"s and fasten with screws (nails eventually poke out) flush with board. Add corner braces/support (triangles). Spackle front of board, dry and lightly sand. Paint: First draw with pencil, then paint (acrylic works best, not poster paint). There were enough cut shapes for each child to paint 2-3 shapes. Collect: Look at all of those shapes on my table! I sorted them by number to each numbered rectangle, and joined the quilt blocks together with small pieces of tape to create each row. The entire masonite board was painted with black acrylic. Adhere: I adhered each row by brushing Mod Podge on to the back of the paper, then pressing/flattening onto the masonite board. Lay plastic wrap on top of artwork, and then lay books on top with additional weight if needed. I adhered the taped-together rows, row by row to make sure they'd all fit. (Go HERE to see a more detailed tutorial of adhering a mural with Mod Podge) Patterns & A Modern Quilt: To help create a quilt look, I left a 2" black edge, creating a "binding". After it was all adhered, I applied 3 light layers of Mod Podge for a protective coat. This turned out really well... the kids were sooooooooooooooo proud to present this! They sang me a little "thank you" song at the end. (I'm standing in the back with an orange sweater holding onto my daughter.) Had a wonderful time! Let me know if you make one, I'd love to see, whether great or small! Join my exclusive email list for my upcoming Candice Ashment Studio shop! I do NOT SPAM! You won't be sorry when you get the SUPER SECRETE SALES & SNEAK PEEKS! Thank you for stopping by
Check out this years collaborative art projects from the kids at North Beach Elementary for the Spring Fling fund raiser! On display all mo...
We created this beautiful rolled paper collage in several steps. First we painted the paper. We mixed color and added texture to some ...
A great collaborative kids process art project.
Collage. Recycled Magazines. Color. This colorful COLLAGE wall art will make a statement in your home and it's made from recycled magazines and cardstock. The simple black frame is the perfect way to set this design off any color wall. This design is a collage of different color combos and lines... full of texture and pattern. I have used several different techniques to make this collage design - rolled magazines, quilling, cardstock, strips of magazines, ripping magazines, etc. I truly hope you enjoy this mash up of colors as much as I do!! The recycled magazines create an incredible texture- everyone will want to know what it is and where you got it! The vibrant colors of this piece are "brights" ... blue, green, red, purple, pink, yellow, orange, etc... Because the colors come from recycled magazines- there is a wide variety of colors and ranges. A hook for hanging is included. DUE TO COVID-19 IMPACTED LEAD TIMES, ITEMS WILL SHIP IN 4-6 WEEKS. TO CHECK THE STATUS OF YOUR ORDER, OR IF YOU NEED TO RECEIVE YOUR ORDER QUICKER, PLEASE SEND A MESSAGE AND ASK! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ measurements: 16" tall 12.5" wide .5" deep ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Our products by their very nature insist that each piece be one of a kind. General color schemes are all similar with a slight variation, due to the character of recycled magazines. This ensures that each product has a unique quality.
Make this simple watercolor collage by cutting up watercolor paintings and decoupaging them to canvas. This wall art project is SO easy!
PLEASE NOTE: This is an ART project, NOT a coloring book style template!! Please read this description carefully before purchasing! Collaborative art projects are popular at school fundraiser auctions everywhere. My "Masterpiece Mosaics" lesson will help you create a successful class auction project that will drive parents into bidding wars! PLEASE NOTE: This is an ART project. It does NOT contain a printable template for coloring!! A "Masterpiece Mosaic" is a reproduction of a famous artwork, where each participant re-creates one small section of a painting. This is NOT a ready-to-go template that students just color in. Rather, this is an actual art-learning experience where students practice looking carefully at shapes, colors, and proportions in order to duplicate a small section of a fine art poster, using oil pastels on a separate piece of card stock. These pieces are then assembled together and mounted onto foam core board for hanging. "Masterpiece Mosaics" are inexpensive to produce, fun to make, and totally irresistible! This is NOT a ready-to-go template that students just color in. It requires quite a bit of prep, but the results are worth it! You will need to purchase a poster of the famous artwork you want to reproduce and then cut it into the appropriate number of pieces for your students to each have one piece. Each student will use their observation skills to copy their section onto a piece of card stock (like a blank index card). The teacher then glues the pieces onto "foam core board" and covers the whole thing with a clear sealer. Two options for framing are presented, to accommodate different budgets. In this 19-page pdf booklet, I'll walk you through the steps for creating your own "Masterpiece Mosaic". You'll learn which products to use for best results and I'll share my tips for success from start to finish. Students will develop their observation and color matching skills as they work together to create a "copy" of a famous masterpiece. The result will be totally charming and completely unique! You'll have a collaborative project that students will be proud of and parents will want to own! A gallery of student mosaics from grades K - 8 will inspire you to make a "Masterpiece Mosaic" with your own students! PLEASE NOTE: This is an ART project, NOT a coloring book style template!! TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID... ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ "We did this as a collaborative art piece. Parents, teachers and students all loved it!" - Kelly C. ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ "My Grade 8's did Monet's Water Lilies and it turned out beautifully!" - Erika W. ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ "Such a great product especially for me since I am not an art person." - Leanne B. ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ "I am not an art teacher, but was able to follow this easily." - Angelica T. ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ "This is my first year teaching Art (left gen ed...) and I found this resource to be amazingly helpful!! Thank you for laying it all out and making this type of project totally accessible for a new teacher! :)" - Joanna M. ******************************************************************************************************* GET TPT CREDIT TO USE ON FUTURE PURCHASES! It's easy! Just go to your “My Purchases” page (you may need to login) and click on the “Leave a Review” link next to each product you’ve purchased. Then leave a rating and comment about that product. You’ll receive instant TPT credits! When you rate my products, your feedback tells me what’s helpful to you in your classroom so I can create more of that! Thank you!! Follow me to learn about new products and more… just click the green star below my store name on any page in my store to follow me! Cheryl Trowbridge is the founder of Teach Kids Art, a website for anyone who wants to share the JOY of ART with the kids in their life! Visit www.TeachKidsArt.net for more K-8 Art lesson plans, tips, and inspiration. And while you’re there, sign up for my email list to receive my “Tip of the Month” plus my FREE download: “5 Fun Art Activities Kids Can do with a Pencil & Paper”.
my kids have been painting w/ green like CRAZY for the past week or so. hope you enjoy these as much as i do. this is only a VERY small portion of the green masterpieces. i hope everyone enjoys the fun on st. patrick's day and is very safe.
A collection of inspiring collage artists to engage art students in your Art Lessons. There is a collage artist for every art student here!
Maybe you've heard the term "contemporary art" in various conversations, but do you truly understand its definition? Delving into the realm of contemporary
I did my first altered puzzle! Altered puzzles have been another one of those items on my long list of "want to try" projects... Well, I finally did it! VOILA! It was a 24 piece Winnie the Pooh puzzle that I got from Dollar General. What's great is that it came in a great little tin that I can alter later. So for those of you out there who like to (or have ever wanted to) alter puzzles or Altoids tins, go to the Easter section of Dollar General for a super deal! Or just go find any other random puzzle, they all work great! A doodle monsterpiece with some flower confetti. I used my cheapo rotary tool to sand down the piece edges after putting paper on them. When you use the exacto knife to cut around the piece, there are still rough paper pieces that kinda overhang the edges. Sanding them with the little tool really helped the pieces actually fit back together again. And some wire elements on this piece. Overall, I'm happy with how it turned out... Honestly, I had a hard time focusing and actually FINISHING it. I just had to think of each piece as a puzzle piece-shaped inchie. That made it a little easier to complete, even though I think I slacked on several pieces. Anyhoo, happy Tuesday! I hope springtime is treating you well, and my condolences to those of you with allergies right now...
It's been a total joy collaborating with 8 to 12-year-old kids from Orakei School. I think we've managed to create something uniquely kiwi with these three artworks.
Photos and descriptions of student art projects being created by Kindergarten through 6th grade students at Raymond Central Elementary School.
The fine arts magnet program at Howard Middle School in Downtown Orlando has embarked on another virtual art creation process. The entire Howard community was invited to participate, including staff, students, parents, future students and children of staff. Their goal was to create a photo mosaic of Salvador Dalu00edu2019s u201cBurning Giraffeu201d painting. Submissions were made through a Google Classroom site, […]
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Activities for this Lesson Plan What is “Painting with Paper?” What is a Still Life? Why is Color Important in Art? Resources Make a Still Life Collage (worksheet) Glossary Time: Two 45 minute clas…
I’m posting over at momtastic today on how to seize the moment for spontaneous fun. Be sure to check it out for all the details on the above photo. And when you’re done over there, come on back for more creative indoor play activities to add to your arsenal. The lego ski resort and the …
We invite you to cast a glance at the simply brilliant diy paper wall art projects showcased below, a glimpse of uniqueness in a basic state.
