You can find videos on the YouTube channel, but if pictured step-by-step instructions are more your thing you can find lots of those on their companion website. My kids don’t particularly like that the artist doesn’t explain the steps while drawing, but they have enjoyed some of these and we’ll continue to use it from time to time. There isn’t any talking, but the drawing is “live” so it’s easier to keep up with. So far, we’ve found quite a few tutorials that have been very helpful and fun.
This is one that we found only recently and have been exploring. If you’re ok with that, these are great tutorials. We have to start and stop the video repeatedly in order to keep up. We don’t use this one often because the videos are animated step-by-step instructions and they move pretty fast. You’ll find lots of drawing lessons on the website and the YouTube channel, all of which are free. They are basic, but well made and cover a lot of material. These lessons remind me more of the art classes I had in elementary school. We don’t use this one as often, but it’s great content. You get extra perks as a member which you can read about here. If you really enjoy their instruction and want more you can subscribe to their website for $2.99 per month, or $34.99 per year.
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Their YouTube channel features mostly drawing videos though you will find a smattering of how to paint, sculpt, and make origami figures. They have plenty of projects to choose from (over 1000 videos and counting!) and the lessons are so much fun. Hands down, this one is my kids' favorite. They will use in this course pastels, charcoal, colored pencils, Conte crayons, and calligraphy pens. Students will learn to draw still lives, landscapes, interior spaces, portraits, and clothed figures (to learn some basic perspective and anatomy). This course, which is a one year course divided into two parts, teaches both pencil drawing and drawing with other mediums. In this one-semester course, students will analyze art and produce written criticism as they learn about artists and view a wide range of works from the Gothic period through World War II.
You'll find two courses that deal with Art. If it's a high school level course you're looking for, Easy Peasy has you covered there as well. They will learn more about art through the study of edges, outlines, repetition, perspective, and natural and arbitrary colors. In this course, students are exposed to various artists of the 20th century while studying the artists and their works. During the course, students will draw, paint, and create several projects inspired by their studies. Students will look at paintings, architecture, sculptures, costumes, floats, and other non-traditional art. Students will study art as they make observations about work by artists from around the world. Students will complete their own projects using all of the elements and will also find them in artwork that is representative of the time periods they are studying. In this course, students will study elements of art including complementary colors, positive and negative space, geometric and organic shape, and Native American art. Covers the Egyptian, Chinese, Indian, Greek, Roman, Japanese, and Viking cultures while learning about line, color, motion, and perspective. In this course, students will study art throughout history from ancient cave paintings through the Renaissance. Each one is written for grades 1–8 and separates art projects by levels-Level 1-4 and Level 5-8. You don't even need to register!Įasy Peasy offers several different art courses. Everything is well organized and very easy to use. You'll even find a complete list of supplies needed and art terms and definitions for each grade. Each grade level includes 30 art education projects covering line, shape, color, and all the elements of art.
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You'll also find instruction on collages, printmaking, mixed media, and fabric painting.Īrttango features completely free art lessons for students in kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th grade. Then, you can go onto both acrylic, watercolor, and oil painting. There are LOADS of wonderful instruction videos on basic drawing as well as drawing with pen and ink, Conte crayons, colored pencils, and oil pastels. If it's well organized, progressive video lessons that you're looking for, this is the place.
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