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I finally got to try a lesson that a fellow art teacher shared a few years ago. I had always meant to try it. It is a lesson based on the art of Laurel Burch an American artist who became internationally known. Cats were only one of the subjects that she painted. They were made into jewelry, fabric, pillows, and anything that could be printed on. Going to try her horses next.

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The Guerra girls made paper flowers to decorate for our Mom's birthday!

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Madison Loveland always finds a way to be creative! 

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Madison Loveland always finds a way to be creative! 

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Stovall ladies did button flowers yesterday.

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Stovall ladies did button flowers yesterday.

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Save your cereal boxes, scrap paper, magazines, ad papers, toilet paper centers, empty boxes, cardboard, broken toys, plastic gadgets found on packaging, etc. We will be making art together soon. The art teachers will be coming up with lessons and we realize that not everyone has art supplies at home. We will get creative. Love you guys and miss you so very much.

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Pet Rocks by Mrs. Shoemaker and her (step-)granddaughters.

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Pet Rocks by Mrs. Shoemaker and her (step-)granddaughters.

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I love seeing all of your art. I have been painting, drawing, and doodling myself. It helps keep me focused on something positive. Thank you for sharing your pictures. I will share some of mine again on Thursday. I forgot to put my name on the first ones posted on this site. Miss you SO MUCH! We are working on ways to do art together soon.

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Here is some of her recent. She draws these,  no tracing.

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Sidewalk Chalk Art by the Stovall Ladies

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Sidewalk Chalk Art by the Stovall Ladies

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My brother and I made my mom a “salad” out of dirt and grass. Then we traced our hands and colored them as spring flowers. We put them in the s”salad”.

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Charlie likes to paint and draw with chalk outside. Today, he helped his little sister Grey, with a Fancy Nancy sticker project for her bedroom!

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Ethan is obsessed with the Xenomorph Alien!

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Ethan is obsessed with the Xenomorph Alien!

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Sunflowers to brighten these crazy days
!~Mrs. Willingham

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Shain did this one at school and it’s one of our family’s favorite pieces of his art!

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Heather made a bunny mask today!! Hop Hop Hop 🐰

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Jack loves to draw!!

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Avalina’s project with her Dad. Tree swing

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Addison and Payton’s World of Hearts window

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Addison and Payton’s World of Hearts window

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We made our rainbow window to spread some love right now

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Mrs. R-K took this picture of Nyah, our neighbor's dog. Photography can be used to tell stories. In this story, Nyah was very upset when seeing one of my grand puppies chewing on a bone in our yard. (It was kind of cute.)

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dude#glitch horn#camo#daul pistols.

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Here is one done with a heart. I used a flat brush but anyone will do... or your finger.

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I have been inspired by the art work of Alma Woodsey Thomas.  In some of her work she paints a circle and and adds dash lines around in different colors.  The colors she uses are inspired by what she sees around her.  You can use whatever materials you have - watercolors, markers, crayons, paint, etc.  If you don't have a brush use your pointer finger.  Look her up if you can and try your own version of her work.  They are very relaxing.  If you don't want to do a circle try another shape.

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I have been inspired by the art work of Alma Woodsey Thomas.  In some of her work she paints a circle and and adds dash lines around in different colors.  The colors she uses are inspired by what she sees around her.  You can use whatever materials you have - watercolors, markers, crayons, paint, etc.  If you don't have a brush use your pointer finger.  Look her up if you can and try your own version of her work.  They are very relaxing.  If you don't want to do a circle try another shape.