ArtLabs

Your students can create their own three dimensional sculptures based on the artwork of American Artist, Charles McGee! Within this Google Slideshow, you will find biographical information about the artist along with examples of his work, links to external sites, and step by step directions that you can use to guide your students in their own creative work.

Lesson 1: This lesson will introduce students to the concept of self-identity.  It will begin with a class discussion defining identity.  The discussion will create a baseline for students and activate prior knowledge along with gaining insight from each other. Students will be shown a Google Slide show presentation focusing on adolescent identity in psychology and will explore how various artists explore their own personal identities in their artwork. This particular lesson will focus on works

This interactive product is a digital template that can be shared with students to help them keep track and organize their AP Studio work. It includes Sustained Investigation, Selected Works, and Written Evidence sections and can be customized to suit your classroom needs.

Are you looking for a high quality pencil shading lesson? Check out this PowerPoint with all you need for students to create amazing shaded balloon letters!

Color Pencil assignment using colored pencil techniques and color mixing. This slideshow includes examples and step by step instructions.

In this lesson students will explore their own heritage/culture and the ways that color can impact a piece of artwork.  They will gain an understanding of how artists use color and expressive characteristics such as culture, emotion, tradition, style, investigation, relationships, inspiration, conflict, and intent in their own artwork.

Introduction to identity formation in adolescents withbrainstorming activity. Lesson plans can be purchased individually or in a bundle.

This slideshow is perfect to accompany a grid drawing projects. Students can refer to this as they are working on their own personal images.

This Google Slideshow gives step-by-step directions to create a symmetrical mask that can be incorporated into a Day of the Dead lesson plan or could be modified to incorporate any other mask type.

This resource includes eleven watercolor terms and techniqes along with two complete lesson plans for beginning watercolorists. The first project is a negatice space painting where students are exploring various watercolor techniques. The second project is a deliciously painted watercolor cupcake using the techniques from the first lesson. Included are detailed instructions, along with photos and images students can use to create their own artwork.

This is a downloadable portfolio that you can use with your advanced art students as an Elements of Art review or for research. Each sections focuses on a different element of Art where students can research contemporary artists, insert examples of artists' works, and include their own original works.

Step-by-step directions to creating simple shapes using 1-point perspective.