Monday, April 27, 2020

Getty Museum Challenge


Recreating Famous Art Using Things Around the House

Click the link below and get inspired by what people around the world have done to stay busy and recreate art. #Gettymuseumchallenge

Covid-19 Art Challenge

Here is what my family came up with-
Nepolean Crossing the Alps
Girl in the Mirror

Monday, April 20, 2020

Lesson #11- Foil Fun

Foil Fun

Materials-
Paper
Works best with hot glue and gun, but white glue will work as well
Aluminium foil
 1 Q-tip
sharpies

Step 1
With a hot glue gun create fun shapes or a scene on the paper

The hot glue gun is hot, be sure to use caution

I used scratch paper
















Step 2
Place a sheet of foil over the top after it is dried and cooled. Gently use a Q-tip to push the foil down around the bumps.


Step 3-
Use Sharpie to color your scene anyway you would like




Step 4-
 Take a picture and share



Lesson #10- Salt Art



Salt Art
This is a messy project and is best done outside. This project requires a bit more time because you have to wait for the project to dry.




 Materials-
Paper (the thicker the better)
Glue in a bottle
Salt
Water color paints







Step 1-
Use glue to make fun designs on the paper



Step 2-
Add salt to the wet glue. We placed our art on a serving tray to conserve the mess and be able to collect and reuse the excess salt

Step 3-
Let dry! This is a very important step. We let our art a full 24 hours

Step 4-
Use water colors and gently touch the salt with the color on your brush
It's very cool how the paint spreads as it gets absorbed by the salt.

Step 5-
Take a picture and share







Lesson #9-Cardboard Masks

Cardboard Masks
I was inspired by these creative masks, hopefully you will be too!


Materials-
Cardboard- We used Amazon boxes from recent deliveries
Paint
Glue
Old magazines (optional)
Step 1
Cut out a unique shaped head and other shapes for eyes, nose, and mouth

Step 2
Paint or color each piece separately

Step 3
Painted by my 3 year old
My daughter added ears and earrings
 Once the paint is dry, glue the facial features to your face.

Step 4- Optional
I wanted mine to look even more abstract, so I cut our features from an old magazine and glued on.

Step 5- 
Be sure to share a picture of your work



Thursday, April 9, 2020

Art Lesson #8- Science and Art together

My Family and I found a fun science project using household items that we thought was so pretty we called it art.
Here is the link to the project- Lava Lamp





Art lesson #6- paint and marbles

Art Lesson #6
Materials:
-cookie baking sheet
-paint (at least 4 colors)
-paper
-marble

Step 1- Collect materials


Step 2- place paper in the middle of the cookie sheet and squirt approximately a teaspoon of paint near each side of the paper


Step 3- Place marble in the center and begin slowly rolling the marble back and forth and up and down in the paint and along the paper.



Step 4- take a picture and share









Step 5- (optional) Get another piece of paper and find other things to roll through the left over paint.



Friday, April 3, 2020

Art Lesson #5- Take a picture make a picture

Art Lesson #5

Materials-
camera (cell phone camera works great)
colored pencils
white paper

Step 1
Take a close up picture of something in nature





Step 2
Begin by looking at the details of the photo



Step 3
Draw your own version of what you see






Step 4
Be sure to share it with your teacher or directly to me. Try to draw from a picture of your family, too!

My daughter wanted to try drawing people. I think she did pretty well. 



Thursday, April 2, 2020

Art lesson #4-Chalk Art, bear hunt, and letter

Art Lesson #4
Today is more like a challenge than a lesson. Complete one of the following (or all) and have your parents post to social media or e-mail me.

1. Chalk your walk- Write or draw happy messages so that others that walk by can see
#chalkyourwalkoceanside or tag @oceansiderec on Instagram or Facebook















2. Teddy Bear Hunt- Place a teddy bear in your window for other people walking by to go on a "Bear Hunt"
#goingonabearhunt





3. Make cards for the elderly or someone you know that might be alone during this time. Mail it or take a picture and send it to them digitally.




Making paper Airplanes

Make it fun- make a few and see which fly the farthest, most accurate, or does the most tricks.