Media & Techniques

How to Use Drywall Mud in Your Art Room

Luke Nielsen | December 14, 2016

Are you looking for new materials to bring into your art room? Why not consider drywall mud? It’s an inexpensive, forgiving material that allows students to play with depth and texture. Watch the video to see some different techniques to try!

While you’re at the hardware store, check out this article from our archives for some other materials you can pick up for your classroom.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Luke Nielsen

Luke Nielsen, a high school art educator, is a former AOEU contributor.

How to Use Drywall Mud in Your Art Room

Luke Nielsen

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