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In Kindergarten we looked at the artist Jasper John's and his alphabet paintings for this lesson. We talked about the and the texture we wo...

Create a beautiful alphabet painting for kids with this art project inspired by artist Jasper Johns.

I am finding that children work in abstraction very comfortably. When we try to make things look "real" they immediately start fretting over how theirs doesn't look "real" and anxiety and tears are common. (Especially if you have the wrong art teacher). They love being freed of making it real, and love being told to only think about colors, shapes, and how they feel. My goal is to get them very comfortable in abstraction and color because I find that if you start with realism first, you can…

Jasper Johns Inspired Number art, great for Kindergarten.

Celebrate Independence Day with a mini-class on Jasper Johns and his iconic art. Engage kids in learning about American painter Jasper Johns, his American Flag series, and the encaustic technique. Explore symbolism and encourage creativity through a guided discussion and an art project using crayons. Perfect for homeschool art curriculum and fun art history lessons for kids.

Jasper Johns After exploring several other American artists associated with Pop art who working in the 50's and 60's (Warhol, Thiebaud, Lichtenstein) we looked at the work of American artist Jasper Johns (1930) who crosses categories from Pop-art, to Neo-dada, to Abstract expressionism. The name of the game is EMPHASIS and BALANCE. For this project we focused on his letter art. We noticed that his letters are simultaneously camouflaged and revealed against a busy background. We noticed that…

Here is a great word art project idea for kids and adults. Learn how to make a colorful word collage in this art lesson.

Kit Lang | Jasper Johns inspired artwork by Year 1! Students used a template I made on Canva. Starting with cool colors to paint inside and outside... | Instagram

Jasper Johns - TAKE II The study of Jasper Johns continued this week with a different group of students. We decided to experiment with Jasper Johns inspired letters. We did collage work first. We used some newspapers, but also some pages out of old books with great pictures and maps! We did some ripping and also some precision cutting to make the backgrounds just right. The students then used permanent markers to draw the letters on the collage. Finally, they used paints and chalk pastels to…