Mary blair art lesson

Who says all Valentine’s Day art projects require a red heart? This abstract art project with seasonal red, pink and purple colors is based on the cover art in Brigette Barrager’s beautifully illustrated book, Pocket Full of Colors: The Magical World of Mary Blair, Disney Artist Extraordinaire. Experimenting with oil pastel resist never gets old

Recently I shared that my students were doing Shape Stations (or centers) in the art room. I did this after the success of both our Dot Day and Line Study stations. I'm loving the exploration the kids are able to do and the kids are loving it...for the same reasons. Not to mention, it's just FUN to try a whole bunch of new ways to create in just a few art classes. Here's a look at our Shape Stations: And what we did during our Line Study: And some behind-the-scenes tips on these stations…

explore the work of artist Mary Blair with this hands on printmaking + illustration project

A lesson plan in cut paper collage. “You get an education in school and in college, and then you start to work– and that’s when you really learn!” – Mary Blair 1911-1978 A lesson plan in cut paper collage for grades 2nd - 12th, completed in 3 45 minute class periods. Objective: Students learn about the life and car

From the blog 'Paintbrush Rocket'- This project is based on the art of Mary Blair and Lisa Congdon. The kids use brown paper and white crayon/oil pastel to draw, the warm and cool colors to paint, finished with oil pastels as needed.

Mrs. Lynes on Instagram: "I just adore these Mary Blair castle collages that #1stgrade has been working on! 🏰 They loved looking at her castles, her Disney concept art, and a video of It’s a Small World! Thanks to @artwithmiss.blomgren and @artfunwithms.c for inspiring our project! #BroncoArts #MPSclassroom #BroncoPride #elementaryartteacher #elementaryart #arteducation #artroom #artteacher #iteachart #iteachtoo #artteachersofinstagram #teachersofinstagram #teachersfollowteachers…