Fun Art Projects

In this demo video, step by step instructions are given to create a one point perspective landscape drawing. Students can follow along or watch the video prior to the lesson. This video details vocabulary for 1 point perspective and creating the illusion of space. This is one of 2 videos.

This powerpoint includes artwork by MC Escher and a few other op artists. It explores space and form and includes many examples of op art projects. There are demo videos that show how to do one of the optical illusions and is optional in a bundle.

This is a basic powerpoint that shows the steps to create this radial symmetry project. It is meant to go with the demo videos which are in my store. I recommend purchasing the bundle instead of this solo powerpoint because the bundle includes the demo videos.

This video describes how to make a clay mask using a mask mold. This is video 1 of 3. The clay I use is Laguna EM330. This is a fun project that students enjoy. Materials: Clay Mask Mold Tools- bamboo skewer, forks, popsicle sticks Water cup

This video models the pinch pot and coil technique to create a clay cupcake. This project is part of a Wayne Thiebaud inspired unit which is available in a bundle in my store. Students really enjoy this project. I use Laguna EM330 clay but I imagine air dry clay would work too.

This is the scaffolded worksheet that goes with the Name tag project. For elementary students I only used the first page. For middle school-high school, I used the 2-4th page as well. Rubric is optional. Check out my store for this project bundle that incldes a demo video.

This is a great project for students to share a bit about themselves and get to know each other. The powerpoint is included in this page and shows student examples, however this project is part of a bigger bundle that includes the scaffolded worksheet and a demo video. Check out my page for the bundle.

This is video 2 of 3. The powerpoint for this project is available as a bundle(including the videos) in the store.

This video provides instructions for students on how to create a plaster mask using: a face mold, plaster of paris, and vaseline. There's another video in my store that shows how to paint it. Additionally, there's a bundle available with a mask ppt. The mask ppt is one I use for the clay mask project, but you can use it with this plaster mask project as well.

This is video 3 of 3. The powerpoint is available in a bundle including these videos in my store.

This video describes how to create book covers using cereal boxes, crayons, and markers. This is a fun book project that could be transformed into anything. This may also pair well with the I AM Portrait project also featured in my store. Students love creating books!

This ppt goes with a bundle I have in my store. The bundle includes 2 demo videos that show step by step instructions in creating this project. Great end of the year project, back to school project, or intro to perspective project.

This video shows how to create a name using 1 point perspective. Materials needed are rulers, paper, colored pencil, and markers. I have also created a product bundle that includes 2 other perspective projects and a PowerPoint that goes with them.

In these demo videos, step by step instructions are given to complete the project. Students can follow along or watch the video prior to the lesson. Classroom animal portrait guide included. This is the first project in an art curriculum I put together for third grade. The powerpoint that goes with this and the other videos is available in a bundled package. The package includes the following projects: 1. Henri Rousseau and Animal Portraits (watercolor) Square 1 Art Project 2 Part video 2. Ani

This is a video showing how to create a pinch pot vase using 3 pinch pots. It can be used alone or in conjunction with the world research project bundle.

This video shows how to watercolor paint a desert landscape using 1 point perspective. Materials needed are watercolor paper, brushes, and watercolor sets. I have also created a product bundle that includes 2 other perspective projects and a PowerPoint that goes with them.

This is designed to be part of the world research project bundle. It can be used midway or through the final part of the project for students to reflect and share their work with peers. It's also a good activity for comparing and contrasting artwork.

This is part of a bundle for the World Research Project. This video shows some basics for tie dye.

This video describes techniques used for attaching pieces onto the clay mask. Pinching, coiling, scratch, attach, slip, and score. This project is available as a different bundle product with a mask PowerPoint.

This video shows how to avoid pitfalls in finalizing the clay mask. It features examples of projects that are smooth and not smooth, holes that are not large enough for string to fit through and also the importance of the "wiggle test" to prevent pieces from falling off.