This year I worked to take on Inktober each day. I made it except for one week, which I had to do later. If you're not familiar with...

Several months ago on a flight to Kathmandu, Nepal, I began creating some small creatures with hands together in the Namaste salutation...

Welcome to my virtual classroom. This space is packed full of links featuring resources, activities, videos and more.

Since we were unable to have our district art show, I've compiled a quick video of those that were chosen...

This Earth Day, I want to introduce you to an artist who loved nature. Claude Monet...

I recently started watching Pixar Animation Studio's YouTube videos of professional artists having Doodle Duels...

I created a couple of my own drawn eggs and decoration ideas this week along with some videos for drawing eggs at home...

Ms. Yontz's Art History Pick #1: Rene Magritte - Today's Artfully Fun Quarantine is all about Art History! Studying past and present artists

...here is my drawing warm up featuring lavender...I love lavender. A lot. It had always been a favorite of mine growing up mostly because..

One of the best things about creating artwork is how it can improve the atmosphere and change our perspective...

Today is National Scribble Day! This celebratory day is all due to Diane Alber's book, "I'm Not Just a Scribble".

This post is really just to share with you a little piece of personal artwork I just did yesterday to take a break...

Hey everyone! I created a video of an activity I personally love called scribble art...

Do you have a kiddo, (or two or three) at home who loves making artwork? Consider making an online art portfolio for them during this time..

These are perfect opportunities to draw along with professional artists!

Well, like many teachers, students, and kids around the U.S., our school buildings are closed for at least a couple weeks...

In the past few years, my life has been undergoing massive changes. All the changes seemed to happen at once and all were so incredibly...