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After being diagnosed with cataracts at the age of 36 British painter, Sargy Mann, decided he needed to “carry on.”

He started to register as blind in the mid 1980’s.  Completely blind since 2005, he has continued to make and develop his craft.

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Thought provoking article on the Chinese elementary school model, where every teacher is a specialist.

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Here is a quick tour of the 2nd Annual Summer Sketchbook Spectacular Exhibit at order Lyrica from canada, York, ME.  To all of you who made it and participated…THANK YOU!

Also, a big thanks to Cait Giunta and Ned Roche the Co-Owners and Directors of order Lyrica online usafor hosting the exhibit, helping hang, and for being such great ambassadors of the arts on the Seacoast. Thank you.

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Q:  What grade are you in?

A:  2nd Grade

Q:  What is your favorite subject?  Meaning, what is your favorite thing to make artwork about?

A:  Dogs and Birds. and I like doing cats too.

Q:  What is your favorite color?

A:  Pink

Q:  How do you feel when you’re making work? 

A:  I feel really good because art is my favorite subject.

Q:  How do you want people to feel when they see your work?

A: Good.

Q:  What are your favorite mediums to use?  What are your favorite materials in the CRES studio? 

A: Texture boards.  I like the Inspiration Station.

Q:  How did you start making work about birds?

I use to like bugs, but now I like birds.  I really like seeing birds come to my feeder, I have a bird feeder outside my house.


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Q:  What grade are you in?

A:  2nd

Q:  What is your favorite subject?  What is your favorite thing to make artwork about?

A:  I really like to use my imagination when I do artwork and make up things.

Q:  What is your favorite color?

A:  Blue.  It’s also my middle name.

Q:  How do you feel when you’re making work? 

A:  It’s really really fun and I feel happy.

Q:  How do you want people to feel when they see your work?

A:  Amazed!

Q:  What are your favorite mediums to use?  What are your favorite materials in the CRES studio? 

A:  Collage


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During the first month of school we’ve been focusing a lot on the creative process.  There are so many similarities in how artists, musicians, writers, and engineers work through problems.

Here are some examples of flow charts I found on the creative process.

 

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Currently I’m working on developing my own chart for my classroom.

Are you a creative thinker?  If so, I’d love to hear about your process.  Please feel free to email me @ artedgeek@gmail.com


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Q: What was your idea? Your concept?

A: The title is Average Day.  The man is just watching TV, things are happening around him and he doesn’t notice.

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In a recent SPIN article REM frontman Michael Stripe is prompting students at NYU in a new collaborative project purchase Pregabalin.

“Each week, Stipe and a different special guest will give the class’ 18 students a prompt, and they’ll respond with ‘100 images and gifs, both found and made, all of which will be uploaded to a private class website,’ and projected on the walls, automatic for the people (sorry). At the end of the class, the space at buy Pregabalin cheap uk will open up to the public so they can see what they accomplished.”

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Wouldn’t this be a fabulous project for a digital photography, digital media, or graphic design class?


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Oct 14

What is the Inspiration Station?

The Inspiration Station is a center in the CRES Studio that young artists can visit for:
– Inspiration
– Art History Books
– Reference Books
– Science Specimens
– Still-life Supplies
– Models
– How-to-Draw Books
– Drawing Prompts


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Oct 14

Sketchbook Prompts as Inspiration

Since September students have been working on finding inspiration through sketchbook prompts and the Inspiration Station.

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Here is a quick little video showing the artists in action!


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Oct 14

On the Coast of Maine, 2014

Each year the 3rd Grade students of Maine spend a large part of the year learning about our beloved home state.  The video below illustrates a collaboration between the music educator at my school, Karen Littlefield, the artists and musicians of Coastal Ridge Elementary School, and myself.

The students perform Mike Nobel’s “Coast of Maine” for their spring concert “Maine Night”.  Students in the CRES studio were asked to create thumbnail sketches and then a finished piece based on the lyrics.

Coast of Maine (On the Coast of Maine) Lyrics

By Mike Nobel

Welcome to a day along the coast of Maine
No place could ever be more beautiful to see
Stars are in the sky on the morning tide
The fishin’ boats are rockin’ the ocean birds are calling,
“Welcome to Maine” “Welcome to Maine”

Come see the sunrise high on Cadillac Mountain
Come see the sailboat reaching for the horizon
Come let the water carry you away
Along the rocky coast of Maine.

On a stormy day along the coast of Maine
The salty winds are singing, the buoy bells are ringing
On the rising tide, waves are breaking high
and when the storm is clearing, it’s Mother Nature saying:
“Welcome to Maine” “Welcome to Maine”

Come see the rainbow rising over the island
come see the children racing into the ocean
Come learn the song in the music of the waves
On the rocky coast of Maine.


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5-Year Old With Autism Paints Stunning Masterpieces

This Boredpanda article is a must read.  There are so many types of intelligence.

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Oct 14

How does nature inspire you?

For the first two weeks of school we went outside in the garden in search of inspiration in nature.  Here are a couple of the students discoveries.  Along with observational drawing many of them also fell in love with collecting and rubbings.


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Oct 14

Specimen Studies

We have been on the hunt for inspiration in all of our surroundings.  Some of the students have been very excited about the specimen studies they’ve been creating during class.

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Sep 14

Finding Inspiration in Nature

We spent the first two weeks of school looking for inspiration in nature and our surroundings at CRES.  Here are some images of the artists at work.


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Sep 14

Welcome Back! What are sketchbooks?

Welcome back to a new and exciting school year in the CRES Studio!

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We’re starting off the school year by working in our new sketchbooks.  Students will keep their sketchbooks for three years to show their progress and help them keep track of what inspires them.

I started the lesson by asking students some questions about sketchbooks.  Here are their insightful responses.

 

Why is a sketchbook a tool?

  • You practice in it.
  • You use it for ideas.
  • To sketch your ideas and plan it all out. -Lucy K.
  • It is ideas that you might want to do.
  • It’s a draft for drawing in.
  • Sometimes pictures will help me more than words.
  • If you’re going to make a house you need to sketch it first.
  • Always sketch before you paint.  You can erase sketches, but you can’t erase watercolor.
  • A sketchbook is a place where you put your thoughts.
  • A sketchbook is a tool because you use it to build something bigger.
  • It’s a place you can try new things

Why is a sketchbook a great place to try new things?

  • You don’t want to waste paper.  If you do it in your sketchbook first, the paper won’t go to waste.   
  • You can do experiments in your sketchbook.
  • If you mess up in your sketchbook it’s ok it’s not your final piece.
  • A sketchbook is a good place for trying thing out and see what works and what doesn’t.
  • Explore your mind. -Jack
  • If you want to draw something you can put it in your journal or sketchbook.
  • if you make a mistake you can just erase it as many times as possible, do it over until you’ve got it right.

Why are mistakes important to keep?

  • You can make a mistake into inspiration. -Maddie
  • You can keep an accident, because you can make it into a “happy accident.”
  • The reason why you keep a mistake is because you could turn it into a masterpiece.
  • There are no mistakes when making art!
  • You can get great ideas from mistakes.  Like happy accidents.  You can learn from mistakes and make your drawings better.
  • It’s good to learn from our own mistakes.
  • It’s just your sketchbook, not your whole life…don’t over react over anything.
  • You can turn your mistake into something else.
  • Keep your mistakes in your sketchbook so you can look back and not make the same mistake again.
  • There are no mistakes just happy accidents. That means if you make a mistake you can turn it into a beautiful drawing.  -Lexi R.
  • You can learn from your mistakes. -Cami

Why do most artists, writers, or other creative problem solvers keep a sketchbook on them at all times?

  • You can put your feelings in it.
  • It’s good because you can write down or sketch your ideas.
  • If you have a great idea write it on a piece of paper.
  • You might want to bring your sketchbook with you so you can draw stuff you like.
  • It’s good to sketch in a sketchbook
  • When you are inspired… don’t fear… get it!

Why might you write in your sketchbook?

  • If you make a picture and name it, write it down so you don’t forget it.
  • To tell about your art.
  • You could draw the picture and then tell how you made it.
  • You could write down your idea and save it till you need it.
  • You can put your feelings in so you don’t hurt.
  • To tell whats in your picture.
  • You can write about your picture or instead of drawing the picture you could write it out the idea.
  • You can have writing in your sketchbook because later you can read the ideas and make it into art.
  • You can write a tip for another drawing. -Cami

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Sep 14

Summer Sketchbook Spectacular 2014: Day 73

Prompt:

“Design a Tree House: Draw/Paint one and journal about it’s special features.”

(This prompt was borrowed from artjournalist.com.)


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Summer Sketchbook Spectacular 2014: Day 72

Prompt:

“Stars & Moon: The summer is a great time to go stargazing- make a page about something related to the stars or moon.”

(This prompt was borrowed from artjournalist.com.)

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The photo of the super moon above was taken by my scientist/artist partner Dan Esposito.


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Summer Sketchbook Spectacular 2014: Day 71

Prompt:

What do you love/hate about the beach?

(This prompt was borrowed from artjournalist.com.)


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Summer Sketchbook Spectacular 2014: Day 70

Prompt:

What is your favorite way to keep cool?


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Aug 14

Summer Sketchbook Spectacular 2014: Day 69

Prompt:

“Sunshine: For many of us, summer is the only time we ever get to see the sun! Create a page about soaking up the rays or staying in the shade.”

(This prompt was borrowed from artjournalist.com.)


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Summer Sketchbook Spectacular 2014: Day 68

Prompt:

What are your favorite summer scents & smells?

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Summer Sketchbook Spectacular 2014: Day 67

Prompt:

What is your favorite food?


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Summer Sketchbook Spectacular 2014: Day 66

Prompt:

Create something inspired by your favorite song.


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Summer Sketchbook Spectacular 2014: Day 65

Prompt:

What is something you dislike?


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Summer Sketchbook Spectacular 2014: Day 64

Prompt:

What is something you feel you couldn’t live without?


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Summer Sketchbook Spectacular 2014: Day 63

Prompt:

Try drawing a still life or scene made of all white.

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Andrew Wyeth, Off at Sea, 1972, tempera on panel, Private Collection. © Andrew Wyeth

My Inspiration:

This week I had the good fortune of seeing this piece at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC in the exhibit:  Andrew Wyeth: Looking Out, Looking In.


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Summer Sketchbook Spectacular 2014: Day 62

Prompt:

What is your favorite animal?

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This week I’m visiting one of my favorite artists and dear friend Daniel McClendon at his studio and gallery, The Lift Studios, Asheville, NC.  Daniel’s primary inspiration is animals.

You can see more of his work on his website @  http://www.danielmcclendon.com 


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Aug 14

Summer Sketchbook Spectacular 2014: Day 61

Prompt:

What connections do artists and scientists have?  How do they use problem solving?

Boston artist Nathalie Miebach uses scientific data to create her sculptures.

Nathalie Miebach: Art made of storms


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Summer Sketchbook Spectacular 2014: Day 60

Prompt

Peek Inside

 


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Summer Sketchbook Spectacular 2014: Day 59

Prompt:

What is your favorite fairytale?


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Summer Sketchbook Spectacular 2014: Day 58

Prompt:

On the Road Again


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Summer Sketchbook Spectacular 2014: Day 57

Prompt:

Fresh Start


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Summer Sketchbook Spectacular 2014: Day 56

Prompt:

“Toto, I have a feeling we’re not in Kansas anymore.” – L.Frank Baum, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz


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Summer Sketchbook Spectacular 2014: Day 55

Prompt:

What’s in your refrigerator?


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Summer Sketchbook Spectacular 2014: Day 54

Prompt:

What is hidden beneath?