Spring art 4th grade

A Little History… George Rodrigue was born on March 13, 1944 in Louisiana. While bed ridden with Polio in the third grade, George began painting. This is interesting as this is how Matisse began his love of art. In the 1990’s, George became famous for his Blue Dog Paintings. Blue Dog was the result of illustrating a

Laura Lohmann on Instagram: “Monet’s Garden Path. Chalk and tempera paint. 3rd grade artists created these beauties. #paintedpaperartlessons #arthistoryforkids #kidsart”

8th Grade – The Art of Dale Chihuly – In the K-8 Art Studio with Anita Sagastegui

Katie Gray | Love love this project my 4th grade artists completed❤️ already in the works of a spin of this project for next year and I’m so exc... | Instagram

4th grade... I mean, come on 🙌 **tutorial video in my highlights** . . . #chalkart #insects #4thgrade #art #artlesson… | Instagram

Let's paint Japanese styled Tigers with Watercolor Paints in this Historical Japanese Art Making Style! In this art lesson, students will use watercolor paints to create an artwork inspired by historical Japanese art piece called “Tiger” from early 19th century. This artwork was inspired by art from Japan by artist Kishi Ganku (Japanese, 1749–1838) and will allow students to explore watercolor techniques.

Remember all that paper we've been painting? We are putting it to good use this week in second grade!! I love these beautiful bold flowers!!

Definitely making these mosaic butterflies as soon as spring finally arrives! These were made by my 2nd & 3rd Grade summer art students…