Art using shapes

Nature meets geometry in my latest creation! 🦌 Inspired by the majestic beauty of wildlife and the crisp elegance of geometric shapes. It's a visual reminder that there's art in every corner of the natural world. 🌿🎨 #GeometricArt #WildlifeArt #DigitalArt #ArtistOnInstagram #ArtOfTheDay #NatureInspired #CreativeLife #InstaArt #ArtistsToWatch

Students learn how to practice drawing quick rectangular shapes and paint warm and cool colors into those shapes using Paul Klee art inspiration and

This artist challenges himself to render realistic masterpieces as recognizable minimalist illustrations.

come download a geometric pineapple coloring page and watercolor pineapple 5x7 card!

An interactive worksheet designed to captivate students in crafting artwork inspired by Matisse. Through exploration of organic shapes and collage composition, students will delve into creating a piece of art they can truly take pride in. Included: Information Sheet Activity Page and Instructions

I really like the colors here. Also, I think I could do something like this. Probably not as pretty, with the shapes fading in the middle, but at least something similar.

We are still fully virtual over here! I feel like I have been getting into a groove and things are going pretty well. Here is a lesson I did for kindergarten and first grade. Repetition in art means to repeat something again and again. If you have been making distance learning art lessons and have shared them on a website, please comment below! I am always looking for new ideas.

About this item High definition pictures fit to professional grade framed canvas. Multiple frame colors available. Perfectly complements an office, living room, bedroom, bathroom, or dining room environment. Unique designs that are suitable as a gift for family and friends on holidays, birthdays, anniversaries or weddings. [Note] Due to monitor display issues, actual colors may be different from online listing.

They say that visual arts like drawing, painting and even sculpting starts with the drawing of a line. What if the line itself became the entire art? For