- Reminder: All text and photos copyright Amy Hood. I love to spread the word about great art experiences for kids, don't you? You may use a photo to link back to a specific activity or post, but if you'd like to use more than one photo or any text, please contact me first: kidsinthestudio at gmail dot com. Thank you!
Where else does Amy post?
-
Recent Posts
-
Top Posts
Archives
Categories
- 3-D
- all ages
- art history
- basics
- books
- celebrations/holidays
- collage
- color
- community
- drawing
- elementary & up
- excursions
- fiber
- gift ideas
- kids out of the studio
- literature
- outside art
- painting
- photography
- preschool & up
- printmaking
- review
- studio
- supplies
- texture
- toddler/preschool
- tools
- Uncategorized
- writing
Meta
Category Archives: community
Ready for the Art Show
Both my boys wanted to enter the art center’s collaboration show, like they did last year, again. G also painted a canvas, but she’s not sure on whether she wants to let the art center borrow it for a whole … Continue reading
Posted in all ages, color, community, elementary & up, painting, preschool & up, printmaking
Leave a comment
Patterned Paper Bag Heart Banner
Since November, I’ve been decorating our big sliding glass door to the deck with a seasonal banner of some sort. Our thankful banner was even created from paper bags! So when I saw that TinkerLab’s paper bag challenge fell at … Continue reading
Featured
Our family’s trip to the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum (posted here) is included in the Winter 2012 issue of Create With Me, Stampington’s magazine devoted to parent-child artistic collaboration. Amber Demien, the magazine’s editor, interviewed me about our visit, … Continue reading
Posted in community
Leave a comment
Painted Collages (TinkerLab Magazine Challenge)
Materials: Illustration board, old magazines, glue or paste, scissors (of course!), acrylic paint–the kind in tubes, not the liquid kind. Once again, Rachelle at TinkerLab invited us to participate in a materials challenge, this time using magazines. So I brought … Continue reading
Posted in all ages, collage, color, community, elementary & up, painting, preschool & up
15 Comments
Peek-a-boo Paintings
Materials: Drawing and/or painting materials of your choice; drawing or watercolor paper, depending; acetate the same size as your paper (we used this); tape; paint for the acetate–this can’t be too watery–we found liquid acrylic and gouache worked well, tempera … Continue reading
Posted in all ages, books, color, community, elementary & up, literature, painting, preschool & up, toddler/preschool
3 Comments
Inspired by Mr. Carle
Kate at An Amazing Child is hosting a week-long celebration of Eric Carle‘s birthday. We are lucky here not just to own and have read many, many of Eric Carle’s books, but we’ve also been to visit his fabulous museum … Continue reading
Posted in all ages, books, collage, community, elementary & up, literature, painting, preschool & up, toddler/preschool
4 Comments
(Guesting)
I’m over at Michelle’s site Lagniappe Academy today, hoping to show her readers that the art portion of a homeschool curriculum doesn’t have to be stressful! When I first met Michelle, her daughter was in school and I was homeschooling. … Continue reading
Posted in community
Leave a comment
Random Monday
We had a really busy weekend, so here’s a few random things for a Monday morning. 1. I’m hosting a giveaway on my craft blog. Head on over there for a chance to win this pretty little handmade book. 2. … Continue reading
Posted in community
Leave a comment
Cardboard Box Challenge
Rachelle at TinkerLab invited us to join her one-year blog party by participating in her cardboard box challenge. What could my kids do with a cardboard box? I asked the boys if they’d like to participate, and I’m glad they … Continue reading
Posted in 3-D, all ages, color, community, elementary & up, painting, preschool & up, toddler/preschool
11 Comments
Guest Posting
I was delighted to be asked to contribute to the “I Was That Kid” series at Sunflower Creative Arts, and you can read my guest post there today. It’s challenging to try to isolate a few things from childhood that … Continue reading
Posted in community
Leave a comment
