Drawing a view through a window is a challenging task but there is something rewarding about trying to capture what you can see through each pane of glass or section. When you start, lots of decisions are going to be made. Which window has a good view? Where are you going to sit? Are you […]
Thank you to art teacher Hazel Coxon for letting me share her resources for an inspiring ‘Loo Roll Art Challenge’ which has been made for home learning. She teaches at a PRU in Totnes in Devon, UK. She tells me that she can’t take the credit because it was a little gallery in Norfolk called […]
New Jersey art teacher Allison Fantry isn’t going to let students with no paint at home stop learning about painting. Her recreation of Munch’s ‘Scream’ has had an amazingly positive reaction from art teachers on Facebook who are all looking for ways to continue engaging their students with art. As Alison said herself “Necessity is […]
Mark making with coffee is a fun activity you can do at home. ‘Mark making’ is an art term used to describe the lines, patterns or textures we make when we create a piece of art. It’s interesting to see what tools you can find in your home to draw with and this video uses […]
As soon as my daughter got a cough I, of course, had to self isolate. I was plunged in the deep end of having to embrace home learning. Luckily, my school had already been training us for this eventuality. I’m excited to make home-learning a success. Here is what I have learned so far. Using […]
Painting with coffee is a great activity to do at home, especially if you don’t have any paint. This coffee art is inspired by looking at tree bark. To complete this activity you are going to need: A paintbrush Instant Coffee* A pencil and paper *Instant coffee works best but if you don’t have it […]
