About the Author

Aubrey Didonato

Hello! I am Aubrey DiDonato, an artist, teacher, and writer. I have been teaching in various formats since 2014. I own Intimatepaper Fine Art Studios in Eagle, Colorado, where I teach lessons and small classes to those in my community. Along with my personal venture, I teach courses at Colorado Mountain College. It is important for me to help others find their creative joy and freedom in making.

Previously, I’ve worked in non-profit printmaking studios, art centers, universities, and high schools (with up to seven preps and lots and lots of students). I gained a wealth of knowledge and experience in the classroom and on the school’s leadership team. I recently transitioned into teaching in my studio space to allow for more time with my son. It has been a whirlwind of learning and adapting.

My passion for teaching and making comes from the impact art and mentor teachers had on me during difficult times. Art is always there; having art teachers as guides to help and support me in my creative endeavors has been highly impactful. Creativity has always been a pillar in my life, allowing me to grow, flourish, and overcome.

I look forward to empowering others to share their same support and passion. You never know the difference you are making. I am honored to be a part of The Art Of Education community. It’s a platform to share my love and understanding of artmaking, creating, and teaching.

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Advocacy

Make Art Teacher Appreciation a Habit: Why It Matters and How to Make It Happen

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Physical Space

Organize It! Easy Paper Systems for Any Art Room

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Media & Techniques

The Top 5 FAQs About Printmaking in the Art Room

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Physical Space

Printmaking Hacks to Transform Cleanup Into Part of the Creative Process

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Physical Space

How to Transform Your Art Room with Zones to Simplify Your Life

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Media & Techniques

Unlock the Magic of Printmaking: Affordable Printing Press Solutions

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Media & Techniques

From Lipstick to Lemon Juice: Unexpected Materials for Stunning K-12 Kitchen Litho Prints

Art of Education Magazine & Media Article
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Media & Techniques

Unlock Creative Growth: Step-by-Step Guide to Teach Reduction Printmaking in the Classroom

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Media & Techniques

An Unexpected Way to Use Tin Foil in the Art Room for Lithography Prints

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Curriculum

From Blah to Aha! 5 Playful Art Lesson Planning Ideas That Work

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Professional Learning

Tiny Acts, Big Impacts: The Power of Creative Play for Art Teachers

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Media & Techniques

Why Monotype Printmaking Matters Beyond the Art Room & How To Make One

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