Middle school advanced art projects

Our latest art project includes aspects of 3 major styles of art. Realism - art that depicts objects/people in a realistic way. Abstract - art that depicts objects/people in a semi-form creation Non-Objective - art that does not depict any form, just design and expression. This fantastic lesson can be found on TPT HERE. We chose an object to depict using all three art forms. The item was segmented into three columns and each art form was used in the different column. Middle = Realism Left…

Projects follow the “ Basics ” taking the new medium, technique or concept and applying it to a finished work of art assessing the new skill acquired through Basics. Projects ALSO build on...

High School art students create self-portraits with charcoal on reclaimed cardboard. Read the full art lesson.

Hand Doodle Textures Tillie My students did a series of different texture doodle assignments leading up to creating their hands...

This abstract architecture painting lesson simplifies acrylic painting and allows for students to explore architecture and creativity.

Get inspired for the school year with high school art project ideas. Check out how I scaffold courses, start the first day, and more.

In this mixed media lesson, students will use three mediums to create a shaded, unified piece of art.

Osage Trail Middle School ART on Instagram: "🤩 Geometric Zentangle Animal 🤩 . This is such an easy and calming project and students get to choose from 16 different animals! . . Step-by-step directions for this project are available on my TPT Store. The link is in my profile. . . . #art #artistsoninstagram #artclass #artclassroom #artproject #kidsartproject #middleschool #middleschoolart #middleschoolartteacher #schoolwork #artteachersofinstagram #artteacher #artteacherlife…

New on the blog, tips on creating middle school art curriculum. It's all about engagement, building confidence, and scaffolding techniques. Similar to elementary, I like to use the elements of art and principles of design as the backbone of my middle school curriculum.