Has your toddler or preschooler ever tried drawing with cars? Mark making with cars is such a fun toddler drawing activity and it is super easy to set up. Any little ones that love playing with cars are sure to love this vehicle themed mark making activity. Why not set this up outdoors for even more fun!
How to Draw Feathers inspired by John Ruskin's Peacock Feather. Beautiful sketches resulting from an appropriate warm-up exercise and combinations of drawing materials. Suitable for all ages.
Innovative creativity from PaperArtsy. Paint, stencils, and techniques galore for any mixed media enthusiast to enjoy.
Amy Fox( UK).
making, moving, weaving, sowing and growing... almost weekly.
A week of drawing patterns & making marks in ink, Throwing in a twist + hypothesis wrapped in an experiment: how does water alter|morph patterns? So I set about drawing repeating patterns knowing in advance that I would alter them — I like seeing how art materials react in different sit
Learning some amazing and yet simple watercolour paint techniques with artist Mandy Evans- this online course is a creative fun experience to guide you through some fundamental watercolour exercises - and create some beautiful art
My work is a form of site-specific interventionism, as I interact with an existing space in a way that may challenge the expectations of the intended audience, in the hope of reconstructing the urban narrative.
I collected up a selection of drawing instruments, felt tips, pens, biro, fine liner, permeant marker, highlighter, a range of drawing pencils, colouring pencils, water soluble colouring pencils, pastel pencils, different charcoals, different graphite sticks, a putty rubber and a hard rubber. I drew up some 6x6cm squares in an A4 sketch pad and set…
Are you ready to take your art in new directions? Here's a sneak peek at a limited palette experimental mark-making exercise from my MMM course. It's fantastic for getting the art ideas out! Find out more about the course via the link! https://laurahornart.com/modernmixedmedia
Over the past semester and Christmas half term I have been trying to create mark making prints that I could then put onto a screen to then c...
olafur eliasson's project autonomously sketches as it travels by train. the kinetic work is part of doug aitken's ongoing project 'station to station'.
Prep: • Paper • Small square-edged brush • Ink or fluid-high flow paint of your choice How: • Create little swirls in your own way using the semi-dry brush (not dipped in water prior to your medium application) • Fit the brushwork as if you were fitting the pieces of a puzzle Note: • Control applied pressure and its consistency throughout the brushstroke • You can apply second coats and layers to refine and fine tune your strokes • Don’t worry about making mistakes, it mans you are learning, just enjoy the process and have fun! Happy painting! •
Discover Your Unique Marks in This Easy Sketchbook Practice | Jen Fletcher Art | Have fun and relieve stress at the same time when you make intuitive marks in your sketchbook. Click now to see how easy having a creative outlet can be.
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Milan Grygar, Acoustic Drawing, 1986
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