EST 2017
Use a colored pencil to fill in every part of the room below. Then use a black marker to add polka dots all over the room.
Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama once created a similar room in an art gallery that visitors could explore. Think about how you might feel in a room where all you could see were lots of black dots.
Watch this clip about artist Kusama’s white room and how it came to get its dots.
Click link below to print the image of white room seen above.
Find three small, flat objects, such as leaves, buttons, or coins. Press one side of each object onto an ink pad, then print them below however you like. Try pressing down with different pressures to see the different effects.
Imagine its full moon tonight. Use a black marker to draw something in front of the moon. It could be a wolf howling, a rabbit on a midnight stroll – it’s your choice.
Printable of full moon scene above.
Scrunch up some old newspaper into a ball small enough to fit in your palm. Dip the ball in green paint and press it on the page to make a tree. Once the paint is dry, add the trunk and other details using makers.
Check out this video with Jay Lee and see how he creates his crumbled newspaper painting.
Use a black marker to make 20 random dots in this space. Now connect them using a colored marker.
Monograms are fancy ways of arranging the initials of your first, middle, and last names. Draw yours in these frames.
Check out some of these cool monogram fonts to get your inspired.
If you’d like to print the frames from this post instead of drawing your own, use link to below.
Using a pencil, draw someone or something sitting on this flying carpet. Add color.
For a printable version of the flying carpet, use link to download.
Create a striped pattern on this shirt using your favorite colors.
For a printable version of this shirt, use the link below.
Look at the sky. What colors do you see? Record them.
Press a finger onto an ink pad. Make a few prints in this space, then use colored markers to turn the prints into bugs. You could add wings, legs, antennae – it’s up to you.
