Create Something. Donate Login Remember Me Create An Account Forgot Password // Provide alternate content for browsers that do not support scripting // or for those that have scripting disabled. Join Now Hot Shiny "Do"by Misterx|43|Favorite? Free Falling (Green)by Leaflady|0|Favorite? asu (68)by Durgunsu|1|Favorite? Tom Hayden 1939-1916by Calypso rose|0|Favorite? Scatter....by Pennycandy|1|Favorite? Midnight Starby Maurie|3|Favorite? Free Fallingby Leaflady|1|Favorite? (204)by Bluegirl|2|Favorite? Strangers in Spaceby Leaflady|1|Favorite? Whoooo? About Myoats Read More Myoats is a community where people create designs using an online drawing application. New view more GRAPE-NUT LACEYby Robinrebornart HOT HEARTS ART-MEby Robinrebornart Morn. comes Early :(by Vonzeppelin PERI-WINK-LE BLUE'Sby Robinrebornart GrooveIsInTheHeart (2)by Bluegirl Electric linesby Tsm faker BLACK DIAMOND HIGHby Robinrebornart Doodlesby Rampuero (186)by Bluegirl Frost (2)by Rampuero view more How To Create Watch Tutorials Follow Us ?
Origami Lucky Star Folding Instructions - How to Make an Origami Star The origami lucky star is fairly simple to make. It's a popular tradition to fill up glass jars with these lucky stars. Made this origami? Comment and Submit your photo using the comment box at the end of this page! Start with a strip of paper, about 11 inches long by half-an-inch wide. You can make this strip by cutting a piece from the long end of a sheet of computer printer paper: Now make a knot near one end of the strip, as shown in the next three (3) photos: Flatten the knot as shown, but don't crease it as tightly as you would for standard origami folds. Now flip the knot over, and tuck the loose end into the back of the knot as shown: Now we'll start wrapping the long end around the star. Now the second: Third and fourth: Fifth and sixth wrap: Seventh and eighth (final) wrap shown below. Now we've flipped the lucky star over, and we're tucking the loose end into the back side. Here's what it looks like when the wrapping is complete: Now the fun part, inflating the star! Very nice, Sophia!
Art Teacher Blog: Mini Minimalist Monuments Art Teacher Blog The Adventures of a Melbourne Art Teacher Tuesday, November 2, 2010 Mini Minimalist Monuments Year five has been working with cardboard boxes to create Mini Minimalist Monuments. Students started by making a paper template which had to incorporate a square, triangle and a circle. href=" This was a hard and slow process. Posted by Ebony at 4:47 AM Labels: Cardboard construction 15 comments: The Clever FeatherNovember 4, 2010 at 11:39 AMThis comment has been removed by the author.ReplyDeleteThe Clever FeatherNovember 4, 2010 at 11:40 AMVery neat! Load more... Newer PostOlder PostHome Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) Followers Blog Archive About Me Ebony View my complete profile
National Gallery of Art NGAkids BRUSHSTER Brushster is an online painting machine for all ages. This Shockwave interactive includes more than forty brushes and customizable size, transparency, texture, and stroke options. A rainbow palette, along with a toolbox of special effects that blur, ripple, smudge, blend, and fragment your designs help make Brushsterr a full-feature painting program. Brushster has a mind of its own! Click one of the green AUTO buttons and let the computer generate some paintings for you. If the Shockwave application above is blank, download the Shockwave plug-in. For best results, run your web browser in 32-bit mode. Credits Copyright © 2016 National Gallery of Art, Washington
7 Stunning DIY Paper Flower Tutorials! Curbly-Original If you spend much time in the online DIY/craft sphere (guilty as charged!), chances are you've noticed a whole lot of paper flower love lately. And I'm not talking about those paper flowers you made as a kid that were all scraggly and sad, these are seriously stunning creations that people are posting. Lucky for you, we've rounded up seven of the prettiest and best paper flower tutorials all in one spot -- ENJOY! 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. And, for those who want to skip a few steps, the people at The Crimson Poppy sell pre-cut DIY paper flower kits! Tagged : Roundup, Curbly-Original, paper flowers, Craft, paper craft, flowers, tutorials, How-To, trends, decor, centerpiece, crepe paper flowers, DIY ART - The 1st Language: ART ONE Focus on Composition, Simple Depth, Color Mixing, Color Scheme 4 practice sheets including value scales and 3/D sphere on white and colored paper / colored fruit 3/D value using only Y. R. B. / horizontal depth scape with borders, 100% color mixing, color scheme, 3D value3 small sketches of your final ideasone on one TEACHER APPROVALno smaller than 9x12 white or colored papermust have a planned COLOR SCHEME that communicates a feeling, mood or idea3/D VALUE2/3 of the paper must be covered with color OR less than 1/3 white space or it will be considered incompleteALL -----100% of the color must be mixed color / use no color straight from the pencil Colored Pencil Society of America / Links for contests and Online Exhibition Contest Winners in Colored Pencil Federal Duck Stamp Program Colored Pencil Pinterest Board FOLDED CONCEPT SHEETThis is the very first thing that Art One students work on.
Flame Painter | free online paint program Flame Painter is a unique paint program, it belongs to my 'I am an Artist' experimental project. I think with tools which inspires you, everyone can be an artist. You can try it here, change different brush settings and paint your own flame paintings. When you change the background from black to white, the palette changes from additive to subtractive and the feeling of the painting is very different. It's not easy to explain all brush parameters, so I leave this for your experimentation. Check out new Rebelle - the real watercolor and acrylic paint program, Amberlight - abstract art tool based on particles, or Fluidance motion effect program. You can try more experiments here. NEW: This is a new Flash version of Flame Painter Free, we removed the old Java version, because it is not anymore supported correctly by most of the browsers. Tools: FADE - fade in/out [ on | off ] GRADIENT - color gradient [ on | off ] COLOR - brush color SATURATION - brush saturation OPACITY - brush opacity
27 Creative Uses For Jars And Recycled Bottles - Denise In Bloom Everywhere we look now we can see every kind of fun, festive, and interesting way to use jars and recycled glass bottles. The ideas are endless. I have had fun collecting pictures across the web to show you. These are just some of the photos I found. After you look at all 27 ways to use your jars and recycled glass bottles you will surely to be inspired to try something on your own! Beautiful blue mason jars filled with spring blossoms. Nautical Cottage Blog An eclectic collection of jars and bottles used as vases. A Beach Cottage Casual glass canisters used for flowers add just the right touch to this casual summer table. Country Living Spray paint the outside of your canning jars for a fun and charming vase. Joy’s Hope Add printed labels and use as bath accessories. Another way to paint and decorate recycled jars then placed in a window to reflect light Pretty Handy Girl Show off collections of small objects in jars and turn them into art in your home. Better Homes and Gardens Impressed Inc
5 Ways to Make Art on the First Day of School The first few days of school can be tough. Students are still being dropped and added to your classes, making it difficult to teach content. Many of your students’ other classes are going over rules, procedures, and syllabi. Usually, when students get to class you can see the boredom coming from their faces. 1. Painted paper is nice to have in the classroom. Have students collaborate on large pieces of paper and explore mixing different color combinations. Creating painted paper will give you the opportunity to show and discuss proper clean-up routines for painting. 2. Design challenges are a great way to start your school year. This list of 5 ideas is a great start. 3. Because students’ schedules can change frequently within the first week of school it makes it difficult to start longer-term art projects. Here are five specific collaborative projects you can do on the first day of school. 4. Day one in the art room is a great time to see what your students already know. 5.
Doodleacademy, un canal de vídeos para aprender a dibujar Dibujar es un arte que muchos llevan en la sangre desde que nacieron, aunque, como en la mayoría de los casos, requiere de entrenamiento constante para mantener los “motores en marcha” constantemente. Existen muchos canales en Youtube creados para ayudar a dibujar, aunque pocos me han llamado tanto la atención como éste que os presento hoy: Doodle Academy. Se trata de una colección constantemente actualizada de vídeos que nos ayudan a dibujar animales de todo tipo con un paso a paso que muchos agradecerán. Después de practicar bastante con los ejemplos mostrados en este canal, no es difícil animarse a improvisar y, quién sabe, comenzar un canal propio con nuestras creaciones.