Art Resources

ART I RESOURCES

Ancient Egypt

Discovering Egypt — this website has lots of information on Egypt, including links to hieroglyphics.

Hieroglyphic Typewriter — this links directly to the hieroglyphic typewriter.

Ancient Greece & Rome

Resources for Ancient Greece — this website links to many useful images of Greek sculpture from the Archaic, Classical, and Hellenistic periods. *SCROLL to the bottom of the page and you will see links to these three time periods.*

Ancient Greece Power Point

Middle Ages (Medieval)

Essential Humanities: Consices Summaries of History and Art History — This link will take you to the website’s sitemap. From there you can look under Western Art and find “Medieval” under Architecture, Art, or Sculpture–lots of useful information.

Art and the Middle Ages (Part One) Power Point

Illuminated Letters (Part Two of Art & the Middle Ages) Power Point

Renaissance (Part I) Power Point

 

ADVANCED DRAWING RESOURCES

Stippling Pumpkins” Power Point — an autumnal lesson in shading and several principles of art.

“Art with Text” Power Point — a lesson in the art of Micrography.

 

ADVANCED PAINTING RESOURCES

Vincent van Gogh – Alienated Artist – a brief video on the artist’s life and its tragic end. www.biography.com

Vincent van Gogh – An hour long biography from the Biography Channel website.

 

ALTERED BOOK RESOURCES

Live Studio – Altered Books (Mixed Media and Collage) – This website tells how to alter a book 🙂

Roben-Marie Smith’s altered book videos – “Watch the Process” – Great website with lots of short videos by this mixed media artist…shows ideas for what to do and gives a supply list.

Creativity Portal – This site has some great tutorials on how to collage, paint, glue, etc. for mixed media…great ideas for altered books! Check it out!

Altered Book Lover – Welcome to Bleubeard’s and Elizabeth’s blog, home to tons of great lessons and tutorials on creating altered books. This links directly to the “Tutorial” page — links to lessons can be located on the right hand side of the page.

 

 

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