Painting over photographs

A collection of inspiring collage artists to engage art students in your Art Lessons. There is a collage artist for every art student here!

In this day and age of Photoshop, we were inspired to explore the lost art of altering photographs by hand with this Altered Photograph Art Project!

Photo encaustic begins by printing photographs on paper, adhering the paper to a substrate then painting with encaustic on top of the photo.

You finished up your photography session and purchase pretty framed prints or maybe some canvases and now that you’ve got them home you’re stumped how to display them. Take some time to check out these creative options to give you some inspiration on where to place those photos on your wall! We added some fun farmhouse style contemporary ways to display your photos as well as links to purchase the items to get you started.

For me, even a simple landscape painting needs to have three basic elements. A foreground, midground and background. How those three elements are handled will

Your students will love creating a 'penguin waddle' artwork to explore perspective with drawing and watercolor. Simply model the directed drawing steps provided or print of the template provided for students to trace. I've provided photographed steps as well. Supply students with paint (we suggest watercolor) and a black marker. Included is: photographed drawing steps directed drawing style steps handout template page to trace for younger students (2 options, one detailed, one basic) Find…

Peek A Boo! Our print will have people ooh-ing and aah-ing with its vibrant, popping color. Get ready to paint the town and show off that beautiful print you got! Our print stands out from the crowd, so you can too! Peek A Boo Print features painted okay hand gesture and a peeking eye on yellow background, with typography that reads Peek A Boo. This print would look cute in a nursery or playroom. Other information: The print comes unframed and is photographed on the product page in a frame…