Arm's art process

Recycled art

Illusion art

Katie's art process page

Eliza's art process page

Natalia's art process page

Melanie's art process page

Leah's artshare video

Art and lights

Watercolor

Oil painting

Primary Colors

This video is from sesame street but I like it and it's pretty relevant to the painting we're doing right now so yeah

Starry Night Dominoes

This is just really amazing. It's cool to see actual movement incorporated into a piece of artwork.

World of Toothpicks

Cotton Candy anyone?

Peabody Essex Museum: Idea spacemaker

PEABODY ESSEX MUSEUM: CALDER AND ABSTRACTION

LEGO Brick art- Nathan Sawaya at Faneuil Hall

Nathan Sawaya

This is a video of a street spray painter. I think this is really amazing because he uses everyday objects like yogurt caps and tape to make the shapes that the paint forms in and it does not look like he is making anything impressive but at the end it all comes together and looks incredible. When I was in New York City this summer I saw a street painter who used these same techniques and I have one of his paintings in my room at home now.

Lesley University's high school student artist workshop

Saturday, December 06, 2014

9:00 AM - 1:00 PM

You’ve been inundated with college information. You’ve looked at pictures, and maybe even toured a campus or two. But have you had a true college experience?

At Lesley University’s Workshop Visit Day, you’ll stop being an observer of the college process and start being a participant.

• Attend workshops geared at giving you a first-hand look at your future studies in the Arts, Creative Writing, Psychology and Applied Therapy, or Education
• Tour our Cambridge campus - just minutes from Boston - and get a sneak preview of life in America's college town
• Get tips about the application process, and enjoy lunch on us

RSVP Today to reserve your spot!

http://www.lesley.edu/EventDetail.aspx?id=19773

Speed Painting of a Jacaranda Tree

After Gagnon painted a beautiful cloud, I didn't know what to think when he (the painter Tim Gagnon) went on to cover it up almost entirely by the tree in the foreground! In the end, it's a good lesson on being willing to let go of some aspects of a piece for others, as will as a visual lecture on the effectiveness of using different brushwork for texture.

Thomas's art process page