ART
“Art does not reproduce what we see it makes us see.” Paul Klee
MATHS + ART = AMAZING
Paul Klee is one of my favourite artists. His whimsical, dreamy, childlike images are a delight. I love the way he combines maths and art, shapes, and numbers, symbols and letters.
Some Quotes from Paul Klee
"A line is a dot going for a walk."
"Art does not reproduce what we see it makes us see."
“Color and I are one. I am a painter.”
“One eye sees, the other feels.”
“Children also have artistic ability, and there is wisdom in there having it!”
Make a Paul Klee inspired tessellation with your students.
Here is a pdf (download it here) intro including some background on PAUL KLEE and an outline of the activity.
You can use a grid if you like to download template here.
STUDENTS were bringing in artwork for several days to add to our display.
OPTICAL iLLUSIONS
How To Draw 3D Hole & Stairs for Kids Anamorphic Illusion - 3D Trick Art on paper - Easy
How to Draw a 3D Ladder - Trick Art For Kids - Easy
Drawing a Hole - Anamorphic Illusion - Harder
DRAW A TESSELATIoN
Draw your own Tessellations
Kids Can Draw: M. C. Escher Tessellations
Great tutorial. Use some thickish paper approximately 100 x 100.
TUMBLING BLoCKS
Tumbling Blocks Illusion + ART
Use Incompetech to make your grid. Here's the one I used. Take a look at come kids versions at KIDS Artists Just using the templates. You can also extend the illusion and be really creative.
KROTAK
KROKOTAK is a fabulous art/craft site.
I loved the 2D to 3D cats.
The pictures of the cat are here:
The pdf template for the cat is here
Also the rainy day is very clever and
has an accompanying video.
There are lots of great ideas throughout the site.
HOW To DRAW
This is a great drawing site. Check it out.
this site contains Drawing tutorials and how to draw. Learn how to draw step by step for kids of all ages. The simple steps will guide you to drawing cartoons, illustrations, and much more.
Great activities for gaining an understanding of perspective, shadows, 3D etc. I particularly liked the Cool Optical Illusions, and the Impossible Shapes
ONOMAToPIEA
Onamatopiea - Written sound + ART
Onomatopoeia Dictionary Some
great website ideas at
Infinity and Beyond
Boom! Bam! Pow! Zap! Zoom! Snap! Bang!
Also Art Polka Dot Spot and Also Artisans des Arts
ART iGNITION
HOW TO PRACTICE DRAWING EFFECTIVELY: THE ULTIMATE BEGINNERS GUIDE
Great site for Stage 3 and High School Art Ignition
CHECK OUT THE VIDEO MY 6 year-old made THIS movie?!
GREAT BUILDINGS
Great Buildings of the World
36 incredible famous buildings to inspire you.
The World's 20 Best Cities for Architecture Lovers · St. Petersburg, Russia: Rococo · Brasília, Brazil: Futurism · Athens, Greece: Classical.
ART GALLERIES
Take a Virtual tour of the Art Gallery of NSW.
NGA - National Gallery of Australia
NGA Kids Site - Adventures in Art and Activities for the iPad from Washington's National Gallery of Art Download the app. It’s FREE
List of Art museums online with a small annotation. Fabulous
Museum of Modern Art - MoMA Great Online Art
CHRIS JORDAN
Prison Uniforms, 2007 10x23 feet in six vertical panels. Depicts 2.3 million folded prison uniforms, . What is great about this is that you can zoom right in an see each individual uniform by clicking the mouse. Take a look at the other images like the Hundred million toothpicks or "Unsinkable"
VINCENT Van GOGH
The definitive reference for information about the life and work of Vincent van Gogh. With a career that ran a little over a decade, he produced an astonishing amount of work: 1,000 drawings, 150 watercolors, 10 watercolors, 9 lithographs, an etching, and over 900 paintings.
MUSIC LAB
Chrome Music Lab - Kandinsky I love it. Kandinsky literally saw colors when he heard music, and heard music when he painted.
Check out other Music Lab experiments as well, you will love them as well.
Arthur’s Kids RADIAL SYMMETRY ARTWORK
Radial symmetry, in which the artwork is organized around a central point.
iNK SPLATTER ART + MONSTER
The artist Stefan Bucher's work is featured on his website, www.dailymonster.com, is created by using air to blow ink into a unique splatter shape, then using his imagination, he transforms the splatter into a silly monster!
The Story of AUSTIN'S BUTTERFLY
Critique and feedback for children’s drawings - the story of Austin's butterfly - Ron Berger
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