(And Rocks You Might Not Want to Tumble)
by Jim Pence
If you want to be successful early on with your rock tumbling, it’s important to choose the right rocks. Believe me, all rocks are not created equal. Some take a polish, some don’t. Some will completely dissolve. Others will just come out looking as dull as when you started. How do you know which to start with? The following short video will give you some tips to get you started.
Take your art to the next level with See the Light videos:
Art Projects: Repeated Sweets (Pop Art – Wayne Thiebaud) Download
Repeated Sweets focuses on the pop art of Wayne Thiebaud. Students create a watercolor project and learn the art elements: shape, space, and color; and the art principles: pattern, repetition, and motif.
Start creating now with these downloadable video art lessons!
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The Gift of Love – The Christmas Story and Interactive Art
Experience the Christmas Story as never before, through black light chalk art and interactive art projects.
Art Projects: Pointillism Fruit (Georges Seurat)
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(Can this be used for a high school fine arts credit? YES! Click HERE for more information.)
Create a fruit still-life in the style of French artist, Georges Seurat. Pointillism Fruit is the fourth in See the Light’s Art Projects video series. Each DVD helps advance skills and learning as students complete wonderful works of art in the styles of famous artists.
And don’t miss these free resources from our blog:
Creative Christmas Projects: Easy Christmas Ornaments
As we continue our Creative Christmas series on the blog this month, today’s focus is on making beautiful ornaments for the Christmas tree. I’ve found
How to Draw a Beautiful Stylized Rose
About the Project This week we’ll build on the skills learned in the Marigold Mandala lesson by drawing a stylized rose. In addition to working
The Elements of Art – Introduction
Have you ever heard of the seven elements of art? Do you know what they are? Try comparing them to the elements found in nature:
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