Idea #4 - Artwork/Order Forms Due on Friday, Nov. 2nd

Original Works Idea #4
Your child's artwork reproduced on a variety of products
Orders are due this Friday, November 2nd
Thanks for participating!

• Use someone else's work as inspiration. From the museum, in books, on the street. If you reinterpret and work on it your way, it is your art piece!
• Working together counts as a family project that will be a great memory when you see your products.  How about each family member draws themself or an interpretation of themself for a family portrait?  Or come up with a family crest.
• The family motto or child's favorite saying can be noted down and decorated. Just make sure it is short, very legible and readable for transfer.
• Recreate your home on paper!

  
   

  Hand and Thumbprint Love Tree, Thumbprint Reindeer Family, Horse Family 

Click on the following Pinterest Page for ideas and inspiration - Original Works, Ms. Stabnick's page
Don't forget to put the child's name somewhere in the art if they like. Artists do sign their work.
Contact Yolanda Tong bytong@verizon.net for more info.

Idea #3 - Helpful tips for your child's artwork

Original Works Ideas #3 - order by Friday, November 2
      Your child's artwork reproduced on a variety of products

Now we have the child who feels he/she cannot draw at all.  In Ideas #2, we talked about using paper cutouts which can be put together to shape different things.  We also can use other items to help form artwork.

• Stencils are fun to use and different ones can be used to put together a scene.  Coloring does not have to be inside the lines!
• Use different items with paint to create different looks.  Remember the cut apple we dipped in paint and stamped on paper in grade school?  Use yarn, jar covers, finger and handprints, toothpicks, comb, etc.
• Just coming up with your own pattern of whatever that repeats is pretty nice.
• Recreate that project you enjoyed as a kid!

       

Click on the following Pinterest Page for ideas and inspiration - Original Works, Ms. Stabnick's page
Don't forget to put the child's name somewhere in the art if they like. Artists do sign their work.
Contact Yolanda Tong bytong@verizon.net for more info.