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The Rolling Artroom: Jim Dine Inspired Hearts (1st-3rd Grade)

Geometry meets color theory in this art project! In our color theory studies, we most recently explored warm and cool colors in our warm color Egypt pyramid paintings.

Mrs. Caputo's Amazing Little Artists!

This heART project is inspired by the artwork of Jim Dine. Earlier in the week first graders and I talked about texture (the way that something feels)... so I thought it fitting to begin this project with the same concept in mind. Students began first by doing crayon rubbings and gathering as many textures as they could on their papers. Then once they were done with their crayon rubbings, they used oil pastels to draw hearts overtop of their textures (similar to the heart art done by Jim…

I need a project that is big, energetic, colorful and fun for my students right now. They have the wiggles big time and I think that lack of recess due to the weather is playing a big part. So I thought we'd use up some of our paint in our trays, use some of this large yellow construction paper I had in my closet and go crazy with some printing and painting. Here's the video lesson, if you are interested! Have fun!

Who's ready to kick off this new year with a whole lotta love, color and bright, fun lessons? BUT who's also not done any real thinkin' about said lessons?! If you said ME to both of those questions than I gotta tell ya, YOU AND ME BOTH. Luckily, I've done a whole lotta love lessons over the years and put all 21 of 'em right here in this blog post. If you follow the links to these, you'll find videos for most and lesson details for ll of them. Have fun creating! Learn how to draw each of…

Art work is starting to pop up in the hallways of SJV! Here is some colorful and bright oil pastel work done by the 1st graders. We were inspired by contemporary artist, Jim Dine. Dine creates paintings and sculptures using hearts as the subject matter. We all agreed that his work was positive, fun, and beautiful! We also separated our background and hearts using warm and cool colors! Here are some examples of the student's work: Great work first grade!

Jim Dine Hearts – Painted Paper Art