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Shelter in Studio-Creative works by Baker Students

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Shelter in StudiosCreative works by Baker ArtistsWelcome to our Virtual Art GalleryStay at Home By Zeke-1st grade*Gallery music by Miles DavisBlack Li

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By Zeke Hentz

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I made this zebra out of another old sock! Can you put this in the art show Ms. Toole?

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This is Bob. His job is to keep track of the TV remote. Let him hold the remote and it will never be lost. By EMMA REESE

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This is Bob. His job is to keep track of the TV remote. Let him hold the remote and it will never be lost. By EMMA REESE

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I made this fish out of a sock! Mrs. Toole could you put this in the art show?

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I made this jar. on one side there is a heart and on the other side is a frog.

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by: Oscar!!!!
(for yba)

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by James Symonds

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by James Symonds

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by Isla Symonds

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by Isla Symonds

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by Isla Symonds

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Dinosaur roaring with bloody teeth and slurping and stomping

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Dinosaur roaring with bloody teeth and slurping and stomping

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by Isla Symonds

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by Isla Symonds

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by Isla Symonds

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by Freja
Cardboard & Hot Glue

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by Freja
Cardboard

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by Freja
Colored pencil

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by Freja
Tempera on Canvas

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Paint on cardboard

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windo art

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Fun stair challenge!Trying not to step on the red!!!

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This is my little sister’s hopscotch she made

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I made this rainbow out of chalk

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I made this picture for ST. Patty’s day

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White's Tree Frog and Anaconda in some crooked trees

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White's Tree Frog and Anaconda in some crooked trees

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By Brynn
*Ms. Toole, can you make this my YEA piece?

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two sided flag(part2 coming soon) by Eliza

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two sided flag(part2 coming soon) by Eliza

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Gutterman
As you can see is a cat

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pen work art gallery

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Robot Z by Teddy

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"Game Changer"

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Well it's not that simple! Screen printing is a type of printmaking. There are many other ways to make prints including cutting wood, engraving, and etching. You can print anything! It doesn't take long and can be really bold.

Lots of artists make screen prints, most famously, Andy Warhol, who used screen printing to make his colourful soup cans!

Herbert Bayer uses screen printing to make amazing colourful artworks. Patrick Caulfield also uses this easy method and makes bright flat images from everyday objects.

What would you print if you could print anything? Who would you take inspiration from?
Thanks to London Print Studio for welcoming Tate Kids to film in their studios.

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What is a screen print and how do you make one? Find out about screen printing in this Tate Kids video. Makes a handy homework guide.

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Illustrator Chris Haughton makes lots of different things. From books to puppets to rugs to apps. Check out the film above to see how he makes his work and what he thinks about art.

Chris is inspired by cultures from around the world, especially Nepal and India, to make his illustrations. That's what makes them so bright, colourful, and playful. Howard Hodgkin is another artist inspired by India and used a technique called collage to think about the shapes and colours in landscapes and nature.

Collage is a way of arranging materials and sticking them down to make an artwork. Have you ever made a collage before? Henri Matisse and Tony Cragg are two artists who use collage to make artwork. Be inspired by Chris and other artists at Tate to make your own illustrations and collage creations!

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Meet an Illustrator - Kids' View | Tate Kids

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Illustrator Chris Haughton makes lots of different things. From books to puppets to rugs to apps. Check out the film above to see how he makes his work and what he thinks about art. Chris is inspired by cultures from around the world, especially Nepal and India, to make his illustrations.

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Don't you just want Camille to paint your playground?!

Camille Walala, in the film above, is inspired by patterns from different cultures and nature to make her brilliantly bright spaces! Her geometric patterns are inspired by op art and artists like Victor Vasarely. These guys used bold lines, shapes and colours designed to grab your attention.

Street art can include stencilling, stickers, fly-posting and free-hand drawing. It's made to catch your eye. Jenny Holzer is another artist who likes to make street art. For one project, she made lots of neon posters and fly-posted them across New York. These posters are political, so they should make you stop and think about what the words mean to you.

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Meet a Street Artist - Kids' View | Tate Kids

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Don't you just want Camille to paint your playground?! Camille Walala, in the film above, is inspired by patterns from different cultures and nature to make her brilliantly bright spaces! Her geometric patterns are inspired by op art and artists like Victor Vasarely. These guys used bold lines, shapes and colours designed to grab your attention.

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Play free fun art games, quizzes and puzzles from Tate Kids. Use shape, colour and music to play an artwork.

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Paint like an artist in this painting game. Play cool free art games, digital painting, quizzes and puzzles on Tate Kids

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Play Street Art game. Play free fun art painting and graffiti games on Tate Kids.

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This is my still life from art class.

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This is my still life from art class.

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for James

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College campuses may have shut down, but school continues. And it has forced educators to make do with a lot less. More than their liberal arts colleagues, art instructors face an uphill battle without access to studios or materials - resources their students depend on.

From "chicken challenges" to homemade metal molds, teachers and students at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design have gotten especially creative. Here are some of their inventions.

When MassArt sculpture and drawing professor Chuck Stigliano found out campus would be closed for the rest of the spring semester due to the coronavirus, he emailed an (optional) assignment to his students. Their task? Make a chicken out of whatever materials they could find, and send a photo of it to the rest of the group. He called it "The Chicken Challenge."

"The real purpose was getting the students to communicate with each other and with me," Stigliano says. "And I knew there was a lot of unease, because I was feeling a lot of unease. And I thought, 'you could sculpt with anything.'"

MassArt sculpture major Ellen Adams was sick in bed with symptoms of COVID-19 when Stigliano issued his challenge. From her bed, she tried to draw a chicken every day, and took delight in her classmates' whimsical creations.

"The humor about it was really great, and it was just a welcome distraction from the chaos that was happening at that time," Adams says.

Jason Loik, who teaches mold-making at MassArt, decided it would be easier to demonstrate techniques by making videos. In his first instructional video, he taught his students how to make a mold using tinfoil and bake a cake in it.

"This has really shaken it up," Loik says of teaching during the shutdown. "It has been stressful, but it's also been helpful. I think, you know, sometimes we, as educators, we get stuck in a rut. We go to our comfort zone. And I'd say a bit of that silver lining is, we had to adapt, and we had to adapt fast."

Marjee Levine, an adjunct professor at MassArt, teaches metal casting - not a process you can easily duplicate in your home. Normally at this point in the semester, her students would be starting their final projects. Instead, she issued them a challenge: find something in your house that will melt, and cast it into a mold.

"It's all about problem-solving, it's all about ingenuity, it's all about working with what you've got," Levine says. "So that's what I'm trying to impress upon the students - and myself, too."

Since then, Levine has actually figured out a way for her students to cast metal at home, by melting a pewter-like material on the stove and casting it into a mold made out of cuttlefish bone. Cuttlefish spines, it turns out, are heat resistant and sold at most pet stores. Levine was able to get the college to ship the supplies to her students.

"It's not something that I normally would incorporate in a semester where we have full access to the shop," she says. "So in some ways, these kids are actually learning more than what they would have if we were at school."

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Without Access To Studios, MassArt Professors (And Students) Get Creative

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College campuses may have shut down, but school continues. And it has forced educators to make do with a lot less. More than their liberal arts colleagues, art instructors face an uphill battle without access to studios or materials - resources their students depend on.

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"make" friends with common household objects

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Creation LAB Episode Three: Making Friends

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Pause somewhere in this video and draw what you see! The spring is so inspiring!

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Pause somewhere in this video and draw what you see! The spring is so inspiring!

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Growing, blooming, rooting. Soil aeration, pollination. Enduring wind, rain, and pollution, dispersing seeds, and growing anew. Directed by Tokyo-based botanical artist Azuma Makoto, Story of Flowers showcases the life cycle of flowers as a wordless explainer. The breathtaking floral animation was illustrated by Katie Scott of the Welcome to the Museum books, with animation by James Paulley.

Read more about Story of Flowers on Makoto's site:

Many different flowers are growing beautifully and strongly in this world. Taking their roots in the earth, sprouting, blooming, pollination by birds and insects, living on in spite of rain, wind and storms.

They pass on the baton of life, rebirth and decay.

Everything is so in a continuous, endless cycle... Katie's delicate and lively illustration spreads to fill the screen and everybody, both kids and adults, can enjoy this 4-minute animation.

We love learning about seed dispersal. Watch those videos and more botanical time lapse videos on TKSST:
* Umwelt - Time lapse flowers mix with real time insects
* Echinopsis Cacti - Brilliant blooming cactus flowers in time lapse
* Seeds, plants, & flowers twist, wiggle, & extend: Micro time lapse
* Seed germination to growth time lapses by Neil Bromhall

Update: Don't miss Story of Flowers 2.

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Story of Flowers, a breathtaking botanical animation | The Kid Should See This

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Growing, blooming, rooting. Soil aeration, pollination. Enduring wind, rain, and pollution, dispersing seeds, and growing anew. Directed by Tokyo-based botanical artist Azuma Makoto, Story of Flowers showcases the life cycle of flowers as a wordless explainer. The breathtaking floral animation was illustrated by Katie Scott of the Welcome to the Museum books, with animation by James Paulley.

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By: Hana Levy!

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This is my animal drawing from art class! (A frog of course!)

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These are my cylinders from art class.

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I made this frog 🐸 out of play doh

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This is my  extra glue from my snake 🐍 I made.and I made a ball out of it

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This is my sister Elowen’s Viking helmet,Everleighs sister 

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This is my sister Elowen’s Viking helmet,Everleighs sister 

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This is my snake🐍 I made for🖌 Art class!

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I drew and glued this  Picture

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Liam’s Panda drawing

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I made this cat tree for my cat, Thunder, with my dad.

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I made this kitty coffee. It has a little cat to go inside of it. I named the cat Coffee. I made it the same way that I made the cat that I named Blackberry, and if you scroll down you will see 2 videos that have he cat named Blackberry that I made. This is very special to me.

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I made these hama beads. This is all of my hama beads that I could find. This video has my first hama bead that I made, which is a long red line, that I called licorice. It also has the most recent one that I made, and more. Some of the stuff is random, and some is not.

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This is Everleigh’s burger world,I am going to add more to it

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My family made this painting together,Everleigh’s family

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My little sister,Elowen,made this model of the earths  layers,this is inside the earth.
(Elowen is Everleigh’s sister)

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I made this origami bout. It was very hard to make. Shea also made 1.

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I got this paint by sticker cat book yesterday. This is the 2nd cat I made. If you scroll down, you will see the first cat I made.

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I made this picture like 1 or 2 months ago. I drew a cute face on it. It is a sunrise.