Scribble Art

Make a scribble, and colour in the blank spaces in between!

O’Keeffe Inspired Art

Georgia Totto O'Keeffe was an American artist. She was known for her paintings of enlarged flowers and attention to detail.

Giuseppe Arcimboldo Art

Giuseppe Arcimboldo was born in Milan Italy, in 1527. He is most famous for his portraits of people’s heads drawn using vegetables, fruit, flowers, and all sorts of other things.

Be A Creator

Imagine creating a ride for one of your favourite amusement parks – what would you include? Would it go high? Does it swing? Are there cars? Do people stand on your ride? Are there loops?

Lines, Colours and Shapes

This week we are focusing on line variation and colour gradation. Look at the landscape by Robin Mead. Notice the way she uses lines, colours, and shapes to create emphasis.

Optical Hand Art

This is a fun way to make a 3D hand drawing. Follow the steps to make a hand that looks like it is popping out of the paper.

Perspective in Art

Use lines, shapes, colour, value to lead a viewer’s eye.

Beatrix Potter

Look outside your window. What signs of spring do you see? Are there birds in the trees? Do you see animals and insects? Are there leaves on the trees? Are the flowers blooming? What else do you see?

Andy Warhol Art

Think about what you have at home that you might like to draw. Choose something from your pantry, like a soup can, cereal box, cracker box, peanut butter jar or anything that catches your attention.

Wassily Kandinsky

In this activity, we'll learn about Wassily Kandinsky.

Eye Graffiti

In this artwork of a human eye, we see the sky and blue water. The artist’s intention was to share their love of summer.

Monochromatic Heart Art

Monochromatic images use one colour and add shades of grey or white to show variations of that colour. Notice how the pinks in the picture above start dark at the bottom and get lighter by the top.

Art Galleries of the World

With so many students learning from home, many art galleries have opened their doors virtually. Take a look at some of the galleries around the world that are sharing their works of art for students to see from the comfort of your own room!

Shadow Tracing

Find a space where there is light coming through a window. Lay a paper down and create a shape using toys, objects or some of your body.

How to Draw!

All you need is a pencil and paper and you can follow along with these videos. There are simple instructions for drawing some silly objects.

Texture and Shading

Turn a simple shape into a three-dimensional object.

Photo Letters

Photograph or draw your name at home using everyday items.

Picture and Colour Collage

Find some old magazines to cut from as well as paper, pencil and glue.