Abstract Grid Tree
The abstraction of this tree is easy if you start with a printed guide. Thanks to the amazing art of Loretta Grayson, who inspired this project. You can learn more … Read More
Metal Tooling Mask
posted in: 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, 5th Grade, Kindergarten, Markers, Metal Tooling, Sharpies
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Metal tooling art projects go great with Sharpie markers. Especially brush tip Sharpies. The points are perfect to the textured metal. MATERIALS • Water based markers • Felt, approx. 7″ … Read More
Cat in the Hat Template
posted in: 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, 5th Grade, Color Sticks, Drawing, Kindergarten, Markers, Pencil crayon
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Here is a blank hat template to help celebrate Dr. Seuss’ upcoming birthday. I once used it as an art history lesson by reviewing a couple of famous artists (Matisse, … Read More
Sharpie Scribble LOVE
posted in: 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, 5th Grade, artist Indiana, artist Jasper Johns, Markers, Sharpies
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How about making it “Opposite Day” in art class, one where scribbling is not only allowed, but encouraged? This lesson could tie in Jasper Johns for his textured letter paintings, … Read More
Top 6 Sharpie Marker Art Projects
Sharpie marker art can happen on so many different surfaces. Here are my six favorite ways to use them. One that I would not do without are Sharpie markers, because … Read More
Sharpie Marker Alphabet
Here’s an idea for making finished auction art. Each students is assigned a letter and they make it as fancy and colorful as can be with Sharpie markers. I decoupage … Read More
Escher Lizard Template
posted in: 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, 5th Grade, artist M.C. Escher, Markers, Tessellation
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M.C. Escher’s art continues to amaze people all over the world. His many nature-themed tessellations are both lovely and brilliant. I found the repeating pattern in Escher’s Lizard Tessellation, and … Read More
Kinder Self Portraits on Canvas
Here’s my favorite way to make canvas art for fundraisers. This is a composite of 125 kinder self-portraits, all done with permanent markers on dry wax paper. It went up … Read More