Stained Glass Patterns Batik with Toothpaste??!!! What Fun! - by gr.5 Yes, these gorgeous 5th grade paintings, done back in the fall, are actually imitation "batiks" that were created using a resist of toothpaste mixed with Aloe Vera lotion (which I bought in the $1 store). No melted wax! According to the kids: Best Project EVER!!! And an unexpected bonus - while you are working, your art room will smell minty fresh :-) We used design elements found in Victorian architecture for design motivation for these "batiks". Here's how you do it: First, tape muslin to a scrap of mat board. Paint over the entire image with tempera - but do NOT use washable tempera. Put in sink and let water run over it to begin to loosen paint. Voila!
Chantal's Stained Glass Patterns #2 Pick and Draw » How to Play Pick and Draw Try out pick and draw right here on the website! Click on one of the two red cards to begin the game…then repeat with each color cards that follow. Free Stained Glass Window Patterns Guide Stained glass window patterns are a great way to show creativity. We all have seen examples of its artistry all around us. From churches and cathedrals to your local neighborhood bar, you have seen these pieces of art. There are also ways for you to make these and other pieces inside your own home. Here is a list of free popular patterns of stained glass and where to find them. 1.) www.chantalstainedglass.50megs.com The site is a very popular stained glass website. 2.) This website company has a great site that is really cool. 3.) This website is a good place to get simple and advanced designs to make a good piece of art. 4.) This website is a good place to go to get patterns. 5.) This site is another great place to go to get free patterns. These sites are a cool way to inspire a creative piece.
KIDS & GLITTER | Kids Art Projects Math: Visual Arts Global rating average: 0.0 out of 50.00.00.00.00.0 These websites are about the importance of math to the visual arts. There are many lesson plans and activities where students can create artwork based on mathematical concepts such as pattern, symmetry, geometry, and perspective. Included are eThemes resources on pattern and tessellations. Grades Links Geometry Through Art This site has a number of exercises and worksheets that allow students to explore geometry by making drawings. Request State Standards
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