I’ve been researching colored pencils. That seems like a weird thing to research — especially for someone who isn’t an artist! But here’s the deal: because I’m not really an artist, it’s important to me to make time to regularly create in small doses, to stretch myself and grow. And I’m finding that art that makes a […]
Learning Art: Imitating the Masters
In many fields of study, we learn — at least in part — by imitating the masters. Art is no different. Although we can take the time to “independently” study principles and techniques, and we can explore freely just for the sheer sake of creativity, it can be both fun and educational to explore particular […]
In Art, Imitation is…Education?
While I was pulling together projects for an upcoming post, I came across some vehement objections to art imitation projects. Some writers’ objections revolved around the idea of “imitation.” These writers expressed concern that if imitation is taking place, or instructions are being given, the ability of a child to explore is stifled. Others expressed […]
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