High-school students embrace mark-making as a whole-body exercise while using charcoal-taped drawing sticks.

High-school students build confidence while drawing personalized surreal structures with an added visual narrative.

Finding moments of calm and mindfulness in a classroom setting can be difficult. As art teachers, we have the ability to bring serenity into our classrooms and guide students to embrace their creativity while practicing mindfulness. Welcome to the garden of joy—an inspiring lesson that encourages students to embark on a mindful adventure while using their senses to create art amidst the beauty of nature.

High-school students create an illustration that incorporates a random object.

Elementary students adapt and recreate a famous artwork or artist portrait in art parody style by incorporating animals into the piece.

Elementary students express themselves through traditional flipbooks, 2D digital animations, and stop-motion animations.

High-school students create a charcoal portrait that shows the classic chiaroscuro technique and incorporates contemporary art trends.

Middle school students create a unique perspective drawing of a pet or animal.

High school students create portraits to honor Korean War veterans. Learn how art connects history, identity, and community.