Texture monsters art lesson

Wow! These texture plates are easy to make and kids really love using them! Check how I made cute monsters even cuter with my DIY texture plates and recycled crayons. Two great ways to save money in the art room!

This monster art lesson uses warm colors, oil pastels, and watercolors to create unusual monsters. The secret ingredient is for this technique in art is plastic wrap! See step-by-step how to make these textures in watercolor that will fascinate your students. This is a fun art lesson for Halloween that is sure to keep students' attention.

This lesson began by me asking my kinders what they thought the word "texture" means? My favorite answer of all time - "Like when your mom sends a message to someone else on the phone?". Nope.. not texting - textURE. :) After telling them that texture means the way that something feels (which I have them repeat numerous times while rubbing their hands together), I asked my students which of the 5 senses texture would belong to? Taste? No. Hearing? No. Touch? YES! Then I picked up and touched…

Learn how to draw a Monster with this easy step by step tutorial. His simple shapes could be colored in so many different ways.

When you are drawing your monster think about different types of animals and mix them up to make something new and exciting!

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I love the illustrations in Where the Wild Things Are. Mr. Maurice using such wonderful texture throughout the entire book! His monsters are morphs of all kinds of different creatures. I use my zoom on my Elmo Projector to read and show the kids all the different textures and parts combined in each monster. We fill out the worksheet together after reading. It has them observe and practice visual texuture, and then shows them how to create it with colors. I teach the kids about tints and…

Artist trading cards, or ATCs, are credit card-sized works of art that students can trade with each other. These monster texture rubbings and fun and quick to make, so they are perfect for trading. I'll show you how I used a drawing game to teach how to draw a monster, a homemade texture rubbing plate, and colored pencils for this monster art lesson. Teach the element of art, texture, and learn how to draw a monster.

First graders are learning about how artists use texture. Some artists use "implied texture" by making something look like it has texture. Some artists use "actual texture" by adding items with texture to their art. We used both in our fun monster drawings! Learning Goals: I can create a fun monster using lines and shapes. I can describe the differences between implied and actual texture. I can create implied and actual texture in my monster.