Hey there, fellow art teachers! Are you feeling the frustration creep into your art lessons? Do your students seem disengaged, leaving you feeling a little uninspired yourself? Well, fear not, because I’ve got something incredible in store for you. Get ready for a beginner acrylic painting lesson that’s going to
Hey there, fellow art teachers! Are you ready to embark on an extraordinary painting adventure that will leave your students spellbound and reignite your passion for teaching? Look no further because I’ve got something truly special in store for you. Today, I want to share a super fun painting activity
Hello, artists and art teachers! Welcome back to our creative corner. Today, I have an exciting middle or high school art project tutorial that combines the mesmerizing beauty of colored pencil crystals with the captivating art form of neurographic drawing. This is a crystals drawing art lesson I love to
Hello there, my fellow creative masterminds! Today, I’m thrilled to share with you an exciting neurographic art lesson that will have your students hooked and bursting with inspiration. Get ready to dive into the world of Neurographic art and create mesmerizing abstract designs that will leave you and your students
Hey there, art teachers, art enthusiasts, and neurographic design lovers! Are you ready to dive into the wonderful world of Neurodoodle designs with your high school students? Buckle up, because today I’m going to take you on a journey to create seriously awesome artwork that will blow your mind and
Step 1: Start with drawing an X-Grid First things first, let’s get our drawing game on point. We’ll use the X-grid method of drawing to give our students the structure they need without being too uptight. It’s like Goldilocks and the Three Bears, but instead of porridge, we’re talking
https://youtu.be/nqUVa0SFqio This middle or high school art project inspired by Neurographic Art is super fun, engaging, and simple to teach. It will be a great addition to your middle or high school art curriculum. Because it requires no previous art skills, it can be done as the first art lesson