Human body art project

Halloween has us electrified! For us, it's a time to commune with neighbors and share in our mutual love of revelry. Every year, since the birth of our first child, we have worn family costumes. Dreaming up costumes for Halloween is one of my favorite parts of the season. I love using the ubiquitous good-pad pun for our family costume concept and I plan to pay the children in houses and solid gold in hopes they will agree to my ideas forevermore. But as much as we wish to dress in costume…

Need human body worksheets for kids? These worksheets are a great way to introduce the human body organs and their functions to your kids.

These boots were made for walking, and those gloves were made for grabbing all the lemons life may throw at you at any given time. Lamps, paintings, handbags, and much more that we humans are capable of creating with just a little bit of inspiration and a whole lot of sweat-inducing work.

I'm so excited to share with you my newest TPT product! I'll be teaching a human body class this upcoming semester at our local co-op. I needed a human body project for kids in my class that will allow them to organize and store the information we learn. I came up with this file folder

Hello everyone! Before I announce the results to the giveaway I wanted to show you this little guy. It's a figure template that artists use to help draw the body in different poses. Now you can buy a plastic version at art supply stores but I thought I'd show you how easy it is to make one. Let's get started. MATERIALS REQUIRED: - paper, pencil and eraser - my template pattern, optional - black marker - cereal box - scissors - press or hole punch, or an awl, or even a sharp pencil - paper…

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Final piece for my A2 Fine Art project exploring self-portraiture and anatomy.

Illustrator and paper artist Katrin Rodegast fused human anatomy and city maps in her editorial work for Globe, the magazine of ETH Zurich, a Swiss science, technology, engineering and mathematics university. Rodegast rolled, coiled, cut, and scored colorful maps to form a heart, brain, lungs, spine, and knee joint. Curving highways and waterways seem toContinue reading "Highways and Rivers Form Capillaries on Anatomical Paper Organs by Katrin Rodegast"

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