EST 2017
Using a pencil, trace the outline of a key. If this key could open any door, which door would it be?
Draw a key. Is it ordinary or is it magical? Does it open a secret door or lead to another realm? Let’s see where your imagination takes you. Write out next to your key what door it opens.
Dip a cotton swab or Q-tip (or a similar tool) into some paint and create a wavy sea out of little dots by dabbing the cotton swab onto the page. Dot art like this is called “pointillism.”
Using colored markers, design a sock for each day of the week.
Here some socks to inspire you through your week and a seven pair template as well.
Use a pencil and ruler to divide this circle into eight wedges. Then use a pencil in your favorite color to shade one wedge as lightly as you can. Working clockwise, shade the other wedges using the same color, making each a little darker than the one before. This is called a “gradient.”
Draw a circle on your paper and divided into 8 portions, like a pizza. If you prefer, use the printable available below.
Look at one eye up close in a mirror and write the first three words that come to mind.
Describe what you think these colors would taste like.
Using a black marker, draw three ovals in the space below. Then turn each oval into a face showing a different emotion. Don’t forget the eyebrows-they show a lot about how we are feeling.
Write your full name in capitals on the left and then write it backward on the right.
Using colored pencils, create a design for this T-shirt, made up entirely of rectangles.
You can draw a simple t-shirt outline on your paper or you can use the free printable from below.
Draw your favorite character from your favorite book.
Are you a huge Harry Potter fan like my daughter? Or maybe Outlander like my sister? Wherever your favorites land, have fun being creative and drawing them out today.
