Media & Techniques

Printmaking is a process of precision. Whether you’re carving a relief block, pulling a screen print, or printing a lithograph,...

When students discover the natural connection between printmaking and math, magic happens. Students who adore art begin to see math...

Teaching clay can feel messy and intimidating—but it doesn’t have to! In this week’s Art Ed Radio, Tim chats with...

Let’s face it, an art room without a solid art supply organization system is just a beautiful mess waiting to...

Art teachers love good art supplies! The smell of a fresh box of crayons, the feel of a newly opened...

Hot glue is no longer just for googly eyes and emergency fixes. It’s a versatile powerhouse in the modern art...

Art teachers are in the heat of summer, but for some, our brains are already gearing up for the fresh...

There’s something about the sun that makes anything feel possible. Maybe it’s the warmth, maybe it’s the golden light, or...

Most homes have a hair dryer… but does your art room have one yet? If not, grab some blow dryers...

In this episode from the archives, Tim sits down with the incredible Momo Schafer, glass artist and fan-favorite from the...

Art education thrives on innovation, experimentation, and engagement. While foundational materials like paint, paper, and clay are timeless, introducing fresh...

Are you a busy art teacher juggling tight budgets and minimal prep time? If so, this series is just for...