Make stained glass designs with materials from your classroom (no heat required!).
Pipe cleaner "chandeliers" inspired by the work of glass artist, Dale Chihuly.
Oil pastel self-portraits inspired by Edvard Munch's The Scream. What makes you want to scream?
A multi-step lesson in which students practice creating patterns, collaboration, collage, and eventually learn about animals that camouflage.
Take a glimpse into the realities of high school through those who know it best.
Learn about composition in artwork, and practice your own compositions by creating moveable pieces.
Underwater watercolor resist scenes done with crayons and watercolor.
Always sketch first! Students learn about the historical function of gargoyles, and go on to design and create their own.
Dive into the world of visual storytelling through these short (nearly) wordless comics.
Make robot figures out of shapes!
Students practice observational sketching and getting peer feedback.
Students design and embroider their own patches.
Learn about symmetry and review shapes by creating a city skyline and reflecting it in the water.
Large-scale oil pastel drawings focusing on shading and observational drawing.
Introduce your students to costume design fundamentals through classic fairytales.
Start thinking about fashion design and textiles by taking a walk and snapping some pictures of cool backgrounds with your cutout.
Students pick an object and an animal to transform into one another through 5 drawings.
Students create their own assignment and use a template to decide what materials they need, the timeline of the project, and more.
Learn about pointillism and create your own painting using Q-Tips.
Take a moment to relax. Practice focusing and create new patterns through repetitive, page-filling drawings.
Students collaborate by creating a surreal story out of collaged words, then have a partner illustrate it.
