Studio Practices

Glazing pottery can be a tedious task. After students build a clay piece, sometimes they don’t want to spend the...

Nature and art are present themes throughout art history and continue in contemporary art. Despite the advancement of technology and...

This episode from 2019 takes a dive into how we teach drawing. Stan Dodson, art teacher from Augusta, Georgia, joins...

Abstract art and color theory are common themes for all grade levels in the art room! The two are often...

In the spring of 2019, AP Art & Design shifted the portfolio expectations, leaving some art teachers scratching their heads....

Jason Tharp, the author and artist behind It’s Okay to be a Unicorn, It’s Okay to Smell Good, the Big...

When was the last time you thought about your relationship with Instagram? Yes, your relationship. Do you scroll with intention?...

In today’s episode, Eric Scott joins Tim for a long conversation on visual journaling, artmaking, and creativity. They discuss Eric’s...

Spring has sprung, and the natural inspiration for artmaking is blooming. Flower-inspired art has a long history. From Ancient Egypt...

Of course, art history is important. There’s a time to introduce the familiar “Old Masters of Art.” And there’s certainly...

Have you ever considered partnering with community members to bring attention to local artists and businesses while also highlighting your...

Today’s episode takes a look at AOEU’s newest graduate course, Innovation Through Design. Abby Schukei returns to the show to discuss...