Watercolor for high school

Sally Cannon Ellis' Watercolor Adventures

Wendy Solganik on Instagram: "Edited to note: Check my link in bio! 😂 On Monday I begin teaching “Watercolor for Relaxation”locally and live at @orange_art_center. I’m doing it for two reasons: because I truly love the communal experience of creating art with other people, and I become a much better teacher when I teach live. So, I’m spending the weekend collecting my thoughts, my philosophy on flow state, the curriculum, and all of the supplies. Of course I’m creating for myself a guide…

Rhythm and Repetition Painting Art Lesson. 4th-8th grade art lesson on the principle of art called rhythm. Students design their own stencil to repeat

High School Art Projects that Students LOVE! Art projects need to challenge and engage the students in design and technique while engaging their interests

6th Grade

Have you ever wanted to have your students create an expressive work of art, but didn't know where to start? Last year I took a workshop at the Expressive Arts Institute in San Diego. It was an amazing weekend that opened up my mind to the possibilities of working through emotions in art. There was one exercise that I really loved and I immediately saw how it could benefit teenagers. I tweaked it a little bit for my high school art class, and I can honestly say it was the best art project I…

​Practice makes perfect… Right ? I find that it’s just as true with watercolor painting as it is with anything else. I get a lot of pleasure painting even simple patterns with watercolors. Each time I pick up a brush and start painting I feel like I’m getting to know my paints a little bit

Non-Objective Watercolor Compositions. Art 2. High school, Grades 9-12. . . . #highschoolartteacher #highschoolart #artteachers #artteachersofinstagram #ArtTeacherFusion #artteacher #watercolorpainting #watercolor #prangwatercolor #prang #orphism #abstract #nonobjectiveart