Kandinsky-Inspired Ink Tile Art for Kids
Celebrate the life and art of Wassily Kandinsky with this colorful Kandinsky-inspired ink tile art project! *This post contains referral links for recommended items; this means I could receive compensation if you take action through one of these links.* Our ink tile...
Drip Painting for Kids Inspired by the Art of Jackson Pollock
Studying the life and art of abstract expressionist Jackson Pollock with your kids? We’ve got a fun and easy drip painting project for you to enjoy! *This post contains referral links for recommended items; this means I could receive compensation if you take action...
Gee’s Bend-Inspired Quilt Art for Kids
Bring art and African American history together with this easy, but lovely quilt art project inspired by the talented quilters of Gee's Bend, Alabama. *This post contains referral links for recommended items; this means I could receive compensation if you take action...
Including Creativity Every Day: Fun and Easy Cross-Curricular Art Ideas
Need to sprinkle some creativity and artistic expression into math, science, language, and the areas that often take priority in your learning plans? Good news: we’ve got cross-curricular art ideas to help you use art to enhance those core subjects. *This post...
Quick and Easy Seashell Art for Kids
Looking for a way to add some ocean inspiration to your walls? We've got you covered with this cute and easy seashell art project for kids. *This post contains referral links for recommended items; this means I could receive compensation if you take action through one...
Easy Ways to Add Art Appreciation to Your Already-Full Homeschool Day
Tired of leaving art appreciation on the back burner when homeschool life gets busy? Good news: we've got some seriously easy art appreciation ideas to share with you today. The best part is none of them require any preparation from you. Ready to hear more? Of course...
Nature-Inspired Easter Cross Craft for Kids
Need a quick and easy spring craft to enjoy with your kids? We've got a nature-inspired Easter cross tutorial you're going to love! *This post contains referral links for recommended items; this means I could receive compensation if you take action through one of...
Episode 015 – Henry Ossawa Tanner
His mother was born a slave, but escaped to Pennsylvania via the Underground Railroad and was a free woman by the time he was born. And although he wanted to establish himself in the art world, the legacy of slavery overshadowed him. In painting African-American...
Episode 014 – Jean-Francois Millet
Born a peasant, he proudly proclaimed that he would die a peasant. All he had ever known was rural country life, hard-working farmers toiling over the earth. These scenes would influence his art like nothing else could. And he, in turn, would influence two of...