Texture monsters art lesson

I created this sheet to go along with my art lesson on the story Where The Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak. 2nd and 3rg graders reference my Build A Creature sheet as they create their own creature or monster.

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Learn how to draw these super fun ink monsters from blown ink. This is a great exercise for creativity and they are so much fun to make. Perfect for artist trading cards. #artisttradingcards #learntodraw #arted

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Wow! These texture plates are easy to make and kids really love using them! Check how I made cute monsters even cuter with my DIY texture plates and recycled crayons. Two great ways to save money in the art room!

First graders are learning about how artists use texture. Some artists use "implied texture" by making something look like it has te...

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Dive into the 7 Elements of Art with texture. This fantastic cardboard texture art project can be differentiated for various ages.

First, I have to give credit to Deep Space Sparkle for such a great project idea. I could not resist doing this project last year and the kids loved it. I decided to change it a up a little to make it my own. I hope you enjoy. The first thing I start with is reading the book Where the Wild Things Are. The project is based on the illustrations, focusing on line, pattern and texture. When the students draw their monsters I expect them to use line, pattern and texture just like the book. Next…

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The lesson for these Name Design Monsters was inspired by one of the wonderful blogs I follow last spring, but I can't remember which one! Leave a comment with your url if your blog is the one I should be referencing!!! Anyhow, I tried these with 3rd graders at the end of last school year at Brimfield and thought the process was a bit too challenging for some of the kids. I really liked the idea though, so I bumped the lesson up to 5th grade for my maternity sub to do at Suffield at the…

Didn't I already say how much I love these monster projects? Well, here's where I take it even further (who knew?)! Get ready for the FORM...

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Monsters are always a popular subject for my youngest art students. Enter Monsters Love School by Mike Austin. I chose the Monsters Love School art project because the little monsters on the cover were just so cute.

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Use this free texture printable and collection of art projects that focus on the element of texture to teach kids about actual texture and implied texture!