Episode 004 – Raphael

Episode 004 – Raphael

Adored by everyone around him, it is said that Raphael was so gentle and charitable that even the animals loved him. In this episode, we're going to learn about the "Disney Princess" of the Renaissance, and his most famous work, The School of Athens. Below is a...

Episode 003 – Michelangelo

Episode 003 – Michelangelo

Michelangelo was a brilliant sculptor, architect, poet (and painter, when he was forced to be). But that didn't stop him from being Mr. Grumpy Pants. It did, however, stop him from bathing... Join us as we discuss another Renaissance genius and one of his most famous...

Episode 002 – Leonardo da Vinci

Episode 002 – Leonardo da Vinci

  500 years after he lived, Leonardo da Vinci is still considered a genius and one of the most gifted men to have ever lived. In this podcast episode, we'll tell you why. We'll also discuss Da Vinci's most famous work, the Mona Lisa. Below is a smaller image, but...

Episode 001 – Introduction

Episode 001 – Introduction

In this first episode of the Masterpiece Makers, Olivia and I will introduce ourselves and let you know what you can expect from each episode. The purpose of this podcast is not to replace an in depth study of Art History. But rather to whet your kids’ and teens’...

Ultimate Gift Guide for Artsy Teens

Ultimate Gift Guide for Artsy Teens

Are you looking for some fun, fresh gift ideas for your artsy teen? Then, honey, have I got the list for you! In fact, many of these items are things I want for myself even though my teenage years are looong gone! If your aspiring artist is like me, then good,...

Storing Art Supplies with an Art Cart

Storing Art Supplies with an Art Cart

Finding creative solutions for storing art supplies can be a problem -- especially to those of us who are organizationally challenged. (Ahem...) So, I asked homeschooling mom and Masterpiece Society Studio member, Amanda Doliveira, to share how she stores all the...

Assemble an Art Appreciation Notebook

Assemble an Art Appreciation Notebook

Maybe it's just me, but I literally drool over art history, random trivia about the lives of the master artists, and especially, their amazing works of art. Okay, I don't literally drool, because that would be kinda gross! (And even if I did, I wouldn't reveal that to...