We specialize in high school & middle school art resources, including art projects, art sub plans, and beginner-friendly lessons designed for busy art teachers.
Whether you’re teaching beginners,
managing mixed skill levels, or planning for limited prep time, these art lessons are built to be engaging,
practical and easy to implement.
You’ll find ready-to-teach high school art lessons, adaptable art sub plans, and creative projects that
support skill development while giving students room for expression.
I’m here to support busy art teachers by providing high school art curriculum ideas and easy-to-access digital resources. From videos and tutorials to lesson plans and rubrics, my materials help students stay on track and reduce repetitive questions. This means less stress and more time for what you love—teaching art and inspiring students.
Hi, I’m Lauren. This year marks my 27th year teaching high school art, and I truly appreciate the dedication needed to inspire young artists. Creating thoughtfully designed projects that spark creativity and create meaningful moments with your students isn’t just my passion—it’s my mission to support educators like you. Over the years, I’ve found ways to balance teaching demands with your personal life, and I want to share those insights. Teaching should bring you joy and purpose, not stress. You deserve to love what you do and feel fulfilled every day in your classroom.
https://youtu.be/WURdGuoK0sQ This Negative Space Art Skeleton Drawing is an Easy Middle or High School Art Project for Beginners Teaching beginners how to draw starts with negative space art. A negative
Neurographic Art Lesson Materials (Middle + High School) Use what you have — here are the options I’ve used successfully: Printed reference image (I use a chameleon, but any simple
In this video, I share how I approach high school art projects in those first critical days of class — from building connection to meaningful first-week activities. https://youtu.be/gPs2dGqclmM Why the
Are you looking for St. Patrick’s Day art activities that are engaging, skill-based, and actually appropriate for middle school and high school art students? March in the art room can
This colored pencil art lesson is designed for high school art students and focuses on adapting a watercolor painting project into a dry-medium drawing experience. Using the same reference images
Hello, artists and art educators! Welcome back to our creative corner. If you are searching for easy things to draw on black paper, you have arrived at the right spot.
