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Exploring the Magic of Foreshortening Through Portraiture

Exploring Foreshortening Through Portraiture Foreshortening can be one of the trickiest concepts for young artists to grasp — how do we convincingly represent objects or figures that recede in space toward the viewer? This painting created after a poolside holiday which I thought would make an excellent demonstration for a foreshortening lesson, is a fantastic
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Big Eyes, Bright Skies: Embracing Whimsy in the Art Room

🎨 Big Eyes, Bright Skies: Embracing Whimsy in the Art Room In our recent “Fantasy Landscapes” unit, students combined narrative thinking with technical skill to design imaginary environments using both observation and invention. This project was structured to support key learning goals in composition, color theory, and cultural appreciation, all while leaving plenty of room for
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The Pedagogy of Play: What a Snacking Dog Can Teach Us About Expression

The Pedagogy of Play: What a Snacking Dog Can Teach Us About Expression This week, my classroom smelled faintly of linseed oil, and it echoed with laughter. That can only mean one thing: oil painting week—and the return of our favorite muse, the donut-loving dog. If you’ve ever watched a student carefully layer oil paint

Rebecca
Growing creative, confident global thinkers through art and design.
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I inspire creativity, ignite curiosity, and cultivate a love of learning through art and design. My approach blends traditional skills with transdisciplinary and cross-cultural connections — all while keeping the classroom joyful, vibrant, and full of possibility.
Recent Posts
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