Shifting and searching through blogs is not a common thing for me. First thing whenever Google something is artwork, instead this time I looked at art teachers and what they had to say.
These two blogs above caught my eye. They both are art teachers but go about writing and explaining art in different ways. One teacher explains how to bring art up into a child and let them grow, the other shows art projects of her students along with instructional blog posts.
Of course these two blogs are influential on me and I even bookmarked them so I can go back and get some inspiration from them. The two teachers made me want to teach art even more. In both blogs the women seemed to love art and children just as much as I do.
Others though who might not be interested in art education or art in general might still be fascinated with these two blogs. A babysitter could easily get some quick ideas to make crafts with whoever they are watching. Or maybe a person is insecure about their artwork. In all honesty, anything a person makes whether another person thinks it is good or not, it is artwork.
Art isn't just for 'artists', it is for everyone. It can be a stress reliever, or something that helps you think. A boredom reducer. Art can be whatever you make it to be.
Here is an easy low relief project made out of simple cardboard that anyone can do:
It was one of the projects made by Katie Morris.
Try it out and you may have more fun than you thought you would.

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