Visual Arts
The arts refers to dance, music, and visual arts. This section of my web site is about visual arts. To see what I have, browse the links in the menu above.
The Arts are Everywhere
It has always been my opinion that art should be taught along with other classes when possible. When I was in high school I sometimes used art to fulfill an assignment for another class.
History is the most obvious subject in which to include the arts, all of them, the music of the time, the paintings, sculpture, architecture, and dance and plays if applicable. A book that will help you with this is: The Timetables of History By Bernard Grun / Simon & Schuster
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New Content
I have been working for a couple of months to revise the art section at DY and today, I uploaded some of the new pages. Some of the pages are unfinished, but online anyway. Almost every area in the art section is unfinished. Expect to run across typos, misspelled words, or broken links, it takes me a while to get everything right and it will take a while to finish all of the areas in art. Because so much is new, I will post a list of home pages and pages with new printable files.
- Gallery - Caravaggio, Rembrandt [Shading & History]
- Drawing With Children, Lesson 2, Overview | Lesson
- Homeschool Art Topics by Grade, k and 1st uploaded, Color Names, Coloring Shapes
- In Drawing: sighting, perspective, and shading [will add more later]
- Color Study Printables
- Snowman Picture [and crafts moved from Homeschooling Section]
- Books and 9 weeks of AOP Electives Art
- Art Supplies [6 pages]
- Drawing With Children [3 pages]
That is all I need to link, most of the other pages are linked to the pages above. There are 46 new pages.
