Inspiration
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Colorful Fall Objects
Get inspired by pop artist Romero Britto’s artwork, known for using bright colors and bold patterns throughout his designs. Students can apply these same concepts to their fall artwork using Prang colored pencils and watercolors.
Watercolor Weaving
Students will explore the techniques of watercolor painting, cutting, and weaving to create artwork inspired by the work of Nancy Neaher Maas.
Dot Day Class Collaboration
What is International Dot Day? Inspired by Peter H. Reynolds’ book The Dot, International Dot Day celebrates creativity, courage and collaboration on September 15th.
Watercolor Tips for Teachers
Check out our recap video to re-live some of the best moments at the Prang booth.
NAEA 2026 - Recap Video
Check out our recap video to re-live some of the best moments at the Prang booth.
Monster Collage
Students can practice their cutting, gluing, and drawing skills with this monstrously fun project! Students will practice drawing and cutting along different types of lines and creating colorful compositions.
School Supply Drawings
Let’s play draw art supplies! Students can practice their drawing skills and add color by using washable markers like watercolor paint!
Self-Portrait Guided Drawing
Let’s play with shape and color! This abstract portrait project lets students exercise their creativity along with their drawing and coloring skills.
Cassie Stephens’ Top Tempera Tips
Discover the easiest ways to manage tempera paint in your classroom.
Round Things
How many round things can your students think of? This project lets students exercise their creativity along with their drawing and painting skills.
Modeling Clay for Beginners
Learn the basics of sculpting in three simple techniques with this modeling clay project.
Sandwich Collage
Experiment with texture, shape, and composition by building a construction paper sandwich.
Dot Day Concentric Circles
Celebrate International Dot Day with this concentric circle painting project developed by Cassie Stephens.
Crayon Batik
Create a faux batik with crayons and ink while experimenting with pattern, color, and texture.