Studio Practices

Now that spring has finally sprung, consider taking your students outside to create new and exciting works of art. Switch...

Can you identify what all of these careers have in common: Social Media Manager, Lyft Driver, Podcast Producer, Mobile App...

Making stepping stones can be such a mess. Wet concrete, messy, gluey, sand mixtures, and glass pieces sliding around in...

If you have worked with the Memory Project any time before, you know what an incredible organization they are and...

When I first started teaching art, I wanted my students to learn to draw using the elements and principles while...

I don’t know about you, but I love working in a sketchbook or visual journal. They are such great tools...

You’re in the final stretch of the school year, and you may be feeling a little overwhelmed. Art teachers tend...

Summer is so close, you can smell it! The birds are chirping, the sun is shining, and all you want...

The end of the school year brings chaos. Students and teachers are looking forward to summer. Class schedules change for...

Taking students to experience art in person can make for an unforgettable field trip. For inexperienced and new teachers alike,...

Have you ever had a student spend weeks building a clay piece only to slap three messy coats of glaze...

Whenever I am working on a new lesson plan, I try to think of how to make it engaging for...