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How’s everybody doing? I have been creating daily art goals for myself and it has been helping me stay busy and happy! Today I set up a flower vase, a pear (kind of bruised!) and a scarf on my desk. I drew a sketch of the scene and now I am going to finish it with colored pencil.
I better hurry because the pear is about to go bad! What kinds of activities have you been doing?? love, Mrs. Alseri
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Hi wonderful Bach students! I just added a few AMAZING works of art to the gallery page on this site. I am so grateful for the creativity in all of my art students. I am currently working on my colored pencil skills and practicing how to draw clothing and fabric. Maybe I'll post it here when I am finished.
It feels good to create, doesn't it? Look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Mrs. A Does the thought of having stuff stuck in your fingernails keep you from breaking out the play dough? Do you always reach for a black Sharpie when drawing and refuse to use anything else? Art is about testing your own limits. If you're afraid of using watercolor paints because you might make a mistake, do it anyway! You learn from making mistakes and it's the only way to get better at making art. How would you know that you need to practice drawing noses if you've never done it before?
Hey there! Home can be a hard place for artists to find inspiration. An every day object is something you can find around the house. When that "I don't know what to draw" thought pops into your head, find an interesting object. Set it on a table or sit next to it with some paper. A toothbrush, candle, your favorite toy, a school supply- those are all things that you can easily find and practice your drawing skills on. The more you practice, the better you get. Add some color to it, if you'd like!
Hi art friends, I hope you are finding ways to stay active, whether it's running around in the backyard or having a dance party with a sibling in the living room. I have been taking walks and saw a birch tree. Most of the bark was peeling off, revealing new bark underneath. It reminded me of a snake shedding its skin! I can't wait until I venture out again and find other treasures. Have you seen anything interesting in nature lately? If you draw a picture of it, you can share it with me. Or, leave a comment below about your findings.  Hey there, friends. If you're like me, sometimes you just get the urge to make something. It's calming, fun and as the artist, you even get to make your own rules. Try keeping some different materials in a basket or bin so that whenever you feel the need, you can get creative.
Some things you might include in your creative corner: Blank copy or construction paper Scrap paper remnants Glue stick Scissors (be safe!) Markers Craft paint or watercolors Paint brush Pencils (and a sharpener if you have one) Pens Crayons Some old magazines to make a collage Greetings, Bach students and families! I am so happy you found this Weebly site. In the coming weeks, I will be posting enriching art project ideas and inspiring things to help students find a creative outlet during these challenging times. Art is therapeutic and provides people with opportunities to make decisions, learn from making mistakes and discover more about themselves. I hope you take away something positive each time you visit this website and blog.
Happy artmaking. Sincerely, Mrs. Alseri |
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