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,
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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.
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
3 Easy Steps in Creating High Contrast Tool Drawing Hello, artists and art teachers! Welcome back to our creative corner. Today, I’m excited to share a captivating drawing lesson that
https://youtu.be/wC76ktQgdpM These glass drawing techniques are great for high school art classes, especially in mixed-level groups or advanced units where observational accuracy and refined blending are goals. If you are
black history month art Every February, there’s a familiar moment in art class. Students walk in already knowing it’s Black History Month… they’ve seen the posters, the announcements, the calendar
Let’s talk honestly for a second. Planning a Black History Month art project can feel stressful especially when you’re trying to find something meaningful, age-appropriate, and doable in a real
This art lesson is one of my favorite high school art projects because it is so simple and builds the foundation for everything we do for the rest of the
