Looking for a stress-free St. Patrick’s Day Art Lesson that’s fun, engaging, and easy to use, Click HERE and head on over to our TPT store! This St. Patrick’s Day Sub Lesson ☘️ is perfect for your spring sub folder and keeps students creative while you’re away! Designed as a no-prep sub plan, this spring art lesson is packed with exciting activities that make learning festive and fun! ✨ This Art Sub Pack Includes: ✨ ✅ Hidden Objects Sheet – A fun search-and-find activity to sharpen observation skills. ✅&nb ..read more

  Picture this—warm, glowing orange skies stretching over a deep blue ocean. The kind of scene that makes you want to kick back, soak up the sun, and maybe hum a little Beach Boys tune. ?? This is how the project went down... First, the kids sketched out their scene—the big ol’ sun hanging over the water. No fancy details, no overthinking, just a simple sun-and-sea combo. ✏️? Next came the best part—watercolors! ?? Kids grabbed their brushes and flooded the sky with the happiest shades of orange. ? BAM! Instant sunshine! The ocean got a deep blue makeover, with waves rolling a ..read more

Need a quick and easy lesson for St. Patrick’s Day? The 2 Soul Sisters have got you covered! Whether you're a classroom teacher, art teacher, or homeschool educator, we’ve got something magical for you! ✨ ? For Art & Homeschool Teachers ? Our St. Patty’s Day Keith Haring Packet is full of creativity and fun! ?️? Inspired by Keith Haring’s bold, energetic style, this pack includes: ✅ Keith Haring Bio + True or False questions ✅ Coloring sheet printable ? ✅ T-shirt design activity ?✏️ ✅ Word search ? ✅ Lots of student examples for inspiration! ✅ Photos & artwork of Keith Haring ?️ ✅ Si ..read more

This is a great 2-week project for older elementary students! Do you recognize the style? It’s Diane Bleck! ?✨ The Soul Sisters just love her work! ? Click HERE to See Diane Bleck Artwork! Click HERE to see Diane Bleck at The Doodle Institute! Here’s how the project went down:  The kids explored Diane’s art ?️, then got creative drawing rainbows and clouds. ☁️ They painted the rainbow with watercolor ? and used a dabber to dab acrylic paint on the clouds. ? To finish, they outlined with Kwik Stix ?️—though black oil pastel would work great, too! ?️ We think they turned out pretty ama ..read more

  Printmaking and music come together in this exciting middle school art project! This Styrofoam printmaking unit introduces students to the fundamentals of printmaking while exploring the shapes, forms, and energy of musical instruments. Inspiration & Objective Music and visual art have a long history of influencing one another. This project encourages students to interpret the rhythm and movement of music visually by designing and printing their own musical instrument compositions. Through this unit, students will: Learn the basics o ..read more

  What do you know about Neurographic Art? Neurographic art was founded in 2014 by Russian psychologist Pavel Piskarev. He developed it as a creative method for expressing emotions, reducing stress, and fostering new neural connections through free-flowing lines and mindful drawing. The process involves intuitive mark-making, transforming chaotic lines into interconnected shapes, and refining them into a visually harmonious composition. Have you ever wanted to create art that not only looks amazing but also helps calm your mind? Neurographic art is the perf ..read more

Last week we explored the work of Frank Bowling, a groundbreaking British-Guyanese artist known for his expressive use of color, texture, and movement in abstract painting. Born in 1934 in Guyana, Bowling moved to London as a teenager and later studied at the Royal College of Art. Though he started with figurative painting, he quickly transitioned into abstraction, blending vibrant color fields with personal and historical references. Bowling’s paintings are layered, dynamic, and experimental, often created by pouring, dripping, and spreading paint across the canv ..read more

  This past week in the art room, we explored the vibrant world of James Goldcrown, a British-born, self-taught artist best known for his signature "Bleeding Hearts" murals. His colorful, overlapping hearts have become a symbol of love, unity, and positivity, gracing city walls, canvases, and even fashion collaborations around the world. Goldcrown's work, with its expressive drips and layers, encourages a sense of joy and connection—perfect inspiration for our own creative journey! For our project, we experimented with watercolor techniques to create ..read more

Who doesn't like spring flowers? ? The kids drew beautiful flowers. ?️ They painted them with vibrant acrylics. ?️ Then, they outlined their masterpieces for a bold finish! ? Look at these blooming creations! ?   ..read more

This is how I stage my photos =) It's been a while since I last made clay rattles, so I decided to revisit this lesson—and I’m so glad I did! Here’s how we made them: Creating the Rattle – We formed two pinch pots and set them aside. Preparing the Beads – A week earlier, we rolled small clay beads and left them to dry completely. Assembling – Once the pinch pots were ready, we placed several dry beads inside, then slipped and scored the edges before sealing them together. Preventing Sticking – Wrapping the rattles in paper towels helped prevent them from ..read more