Kids name art

A couple times a month, my 12 and 14-year-old daughters join me for some art journaling. It’s a great opportunity to sit and chat over a simple, personal art project. Elementary-age kids through adults can enjoy creating these unique illustrated names. The goal of this project is to illustrate the letters of your first name, nickname, or … Continued

How often do you join in when your kids are creating? Doodle Names is a drawing project that parents and kids can enjoy working on side-by-side. I find that my girls and I always have interesting conversations while we sit and draw together. Plus, doodling is fun and relaxing! To get started, write your name … Continued

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Name tags I drew for kids I work with. 3

Create an eye-popping piece of name art inspired by the style of Roy Lichtenstein. Learn the easy way to make Ben-Day dots.

These rainbow salt paintings are so pretty and kids of all ages will love to make them. The salt mixes with the watercolor paint in such a beautiful way, and they turn out great every time! RELATED: Fizzy Rainbow Paintings Rainbow Art for Kids Kids can choose a phrase or their name to go on the canvases. It’s seriously impossible to mess up this rainbow art project. This is the perfect activity for a birthday or class party, and you’ll want to hang them up as soon as they come home! Here's…

Working on name recognition this spring? Your child will have so much fun with this drip painting rainbow name activity. The vibrant rainbow colors will have your child recognizing the letters in their name in no time plus you can even add more to make it an alphabet activity too!

Tape Resist Name Art - Easy art with a huge WOW factor! Good art project for toddlers, preschoolers, teens and tweens. Everybody loves this process! - Happy Hooligans

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I often reflect on Randy Pauch’s story for many reasons but most recently I have been thinking about how his parents encouraged him to decorate his own bedroom. While I am not quite ready to hand over the paintbrush completely, I asked Immy if she would like to make some changes to how her room...