Owl moon art

Otus the Owl is an evocative art print that captures the mystical essence of an owl perched amidst cosmic elements, blending vintage and celestial motifs. Ideal for crafting projects or as a standalone piece, this print adds a mystical and antique charm to any project piece, home decor, or space. Characteristics owl, tree, celestial, moon phases, stars, astrology, cosmic, vintage, mystical, brown, blue, tan, floral. Uses: Our decorative art papers are produced with quality ink and materials…

Last year my 3rd graders created winter landscapes inspired by Jane Yolen’s Owl Moon. This quiet, simple story filled with descriptive language and metaphors, as well as the muted watercolor …

I hope you had a chance to view my owl adventure slide show in my last post. If you haven't....I really do think it would be worth your time to take a peek! It's filled with some fun ideas for fall...and learning about owls. :) One thing I did NOT include in the slideshow was the final product of our owl art project. (In the slideshow, you can sneak a peek at the kiddos in action as they work on the project....but it doesn't show the completed version.) When I posted them in the hallway this…

Four 30-minute sessions. Acrylic on 18x24 stretched canvas.

Learn How to Paint an Owl silhouette moon with acrylic paint on canvas. FREE step by step tutorial. Easy and fun painting lesson!

Today is my day to post for the Sharpie Blog Roll by Art Projects for Kids.org leading up to the release of Kathy Barbro's Fantastic new bo...

MaryMaking: Paper Bag Owls and the Sharpie Art Workshop for Kids Giveaway!

Owls at Night {A Directed Drawing} 1 comment Directed Drawing, Owls, Tutorials I think it is safe to say that I have a new classroom obsession...directed drawings. While they aren't completely new to me, I have certainly been doing more and more of them lately. We recently made these super cute Owls at Night drawings. I love how directed drawings require the students to stop, listen, and think. There is nothing impulsive about a directed drawing. I always tell my kids to watch me carefully…

This beautifully written book takes the reader on a late night journey through the woods looking for owls. After a long wait the little girl goes out owling with her Pa. They tromp through the woods who-whoooing in hopes that an owl will respond. The owls do not respond the first time, but that doesn't matter they continue their search. Finally, their persistence and continued who-whooing pays off when an owl comes flying over head. When it lands on the branch overhead the girl stands there…

Painting a beautiful scene of owls on a snowy night is easy with this tutorial. A fun project for home or the classroom.