Owl art project

This style is intentionally imperfect but the defining features of the bright oil pastels, with heavy black outlines, created by expressive markings on black paper is like an elevated version of the crayon scribbles we all know and love. It is amazing how this small change from crayons to oil pastels, white to black paper, and some intentional black outlines will create stunningly eye-catching artwork from the same little hands that brought you that lovely chicken-dog blob that has…

I always like to have extra sources for creativity. _____________________________________________________________________________ Mrs. Kolon's kinder art class ________________________________________________________________________ Mrs. Fortner's kinder art _________________________________________________________________________ Mrs. Ayers' kinder art ____________________________________________________________________ Mrs. Zarrlla's kinder art…

State testing has started so that means a different schedule than normal, so shorter classes for the next couple of weeks! This may sound fun, but it's not! lol 45 minutes, once a week, is not enough time to begin with, much less 35 minutes! They're coming at different times as well, and the natives are getting restless this time of the year anyway! I saw this precious idea on Instagram, (@the_doodle_birds) and thought the kids would have fun with this quick and pretty simple lesson on line…

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

so summer is here.the kids are home with no routine.how does it creep up on me every single year?!!we need that summer list made.we need a plan and a bit of a schedule.more reading and drawing.less tv.more crafting and baking.less screen time.more swimming. more sunshine.less…

Begin with a simple sketch of an owl. The eyes need to be an eye space apart. The beak starts in between the eyes. Next cover the background of the owl with a very light value of color. Next use different brushes to create the feathers with a slightly darker value of color. Refer to my video for more details. Next begin to add India ink for the eyebrows and around the eyes. The feathers on top of the head are small. Examine photos of owls to see the size, shape, and direction of the…

An adorable painted owl art lesson that's best for younger students Kinder through third grade. Included in this lesson is a free drawing handout and step-