Drawing lemons is quite easy if you know how to do it right. Let's draw some refreshing lemons step by step!

I love using my silhouette cameo, but for this silhouette craft I decided to do a fun nautical themed water color art project with the kids. Check out this easy how to kids craft.

Fake Neon Light Sign Painting HACK. Tips & Tricks on how to draw neon glow artwork for home decor, custom cards and gifts.

Draw Bubble letters, we can also say 3D letter form, but according to me, the bubble letters mean that the letters which look like bubbles or balloons.

Inside you'll find an easy step-by-step How to Draw 3D Letters Tutorial video and a Coloring Page. Stop by and download yours for free.

Don't let it rain on your happy parade :) Watercolor and micron pen.

This acrylic painting tutorial will demonstrate how to paint a camping theme painting on canvas! I just love the glowing stars through the trees and the string lights in this "glamping" scene! The contrast of

We had our First Friday Art Class on the 2nd Friday this month because of the holidays. And this week we drew animals. Lots and lots of animals. I began by telling the girls about how I like to draw animals. I like them to be fun, silly, and most of all cute. I can draw realistic animals...but I rarely do. To me it feels like work. And this class is all about having fun and having a relaxed atmosphere. So our animals are going to be fun, silly, and SO CUTE!! I had the girls draw a gumdrop, a circle, some dots, a teardrop, and a heart at the top of their page. Pretty much all of our animals will start with one of these BASIC SHAPES. When drawing with kids I love to start animals with basic shapes. After class one of these little sweethearts told me, "I love how you do art because you make it so it's not so complicated. You make it so I really feel like I can do it!"--absolutely made my day! Yes! That is the goal. I want the girls to gain confidence and to feel comfortable with their skills. This is not a stuffy, learn the rules, get out your rulers so we can measure everything art class. We are all about fun and freedom!! I spent lots of time before class sketching out several animals I thought the girls would like. And then I sort of made a list of what shapes they started with...(here are my sketches--we didn't get to all of these animals, but we did get to most of them) Here's the basic list: Animals that start with a gumdrop shape- Whale Racoon (the raccoon came from HERE) Bear Squirrel Squid Animals that start with a circle - Owl Bunny Pig Elephant Bird Panda Animals that start with dots or hearts or other basic shapes - Hedgehog Shark Dog (the dog starts with an upside down heart, but don't even bother with this one because the girls just giggled the entire time because it looks like a bum!! They called the poor thing "Butt Dog") :) Ok...back to the lesson...I let the girls know to start every drawing with very light pencil lines because many of the lines would later be erased as they are just guidelines to help us get the shapes where we want them. Start light and then at the end you can go over and darken the lines that are staying. And then we dove right in. I asked the girls if they liked to know before hand what we were drawing or if they just wanted me to guide them through and they could guess along the way. The wanted to guess--so fun and adventurous, these girls!! Here are most of the animals broken down into steps: Here are the girls hamming it up for the camera (and drawing): We talked a lot about how changing the size and placement of elements in the drawing can completely change the look and personality of your animal. Here are their drawing pages and I think you'll agree they each have their own wonderful personality! (Looks like I missed photographing one of them--not sure how that happened...) It was fun today to have a very laid back, relaxed class where we all just sort of sketched and laughed and talked together. I love these darling girls!! Next month we'll be doing lettering so we can make some gorgeous Valentine's Day cards. See you then!

Learn how to draw a banner with simple step-by-step instructions. 3 different banners: a simple straight banner to get you started, a nice wavy banner for a better look and an ultimate double banner to show off all the tricks you might need for any banner shape.

Let's paint a super cute duckling in a field of Spring flowers! This tutorial will show you how to paint a pretty blue sky background with bright yellow baby duck. We will also be painting

FOR SALE ($15.99) & FREE SHIPPING Another collage/mixed media painting finished and barely dry.... LOVE IT!!! My daughter is amazing to create these fashion dolls out of newsprint, paper and tons of talent. SHE IS 13 years old!!!! She designs the clothes, hair and shoes with a fun flair and I get to use her "dolls" in my collage work. She has negotiated me to a 25% commission.... she started at 50%!!! a true young business lady. I might give in and let her open her own Etsy shop :) You can find this piece along with some more in my Etsy store www.etsy.com/shopMyStyle/Art?ref=si_shop

Used My Vinyl Designer Alphabet 6 to create 8x8 canvas art for my daughters - they picked out the colors and painted and I cut the vinyl and applied...

Creative art projects for elementary kids, activities for teachers and students with art ideas for the classroom or for individual use. Inspiring art and craft blogs to add creativity to art classes.

If you're an artist or an aspiring artist looking for easy sketch ideas, look no further. I've rounded easy drawing ideas to inspire you.

Learn to draw a tasty donut. This step-by-step tutorial makes it easy. Kids and beginners alike can now draw a great looking dougnut.

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