Distance learning has causes some challenges since not all students have access to the same computers & operating systems & application subscriptions. The following list of programs work solely on the browser and can be a good option for students who are on Chromebooks or computers with administrative protections that do not allow downloading. Photoshop…
Image Sites
https://unsplash.com – Hi-res free images https://www.pexels.com – Hi-res free images https://tessa.lapl.org – Los Angeles Public Library Image Collection (lots of vintage/historical photos)
The Art of Lettering with Pen and Brush
The Art of Lettering with Pen and Brush Great book by Larry Ottino with hand drawn examples *this is intended for educational purposes only. The_art_of_lettering_with_pen_and_brush_small
Free Streaming Music and Movies for LA Library Card Holders
If you have an LA (or any city) Library Card you can sign up for these services and enjoy FREE (yes FREE!) streaming of music and movies!! https://www.hoopladigital.com/ Hoopla has a great music collection, and its an app for your phone. http://www.lapl.org/kanopy Kanopy is a service that lets you watch movies free! its like Netflix,…
Resources for Illustration Artists
This software (PC) allows you to have more control of your tablet and drawing tools. Software is not free http://lazynezumi.com This blog has alternatives to photoshop and illustrator http://www.enkivillage.com/free-drawing-software.html Recommended sites for art students: Artstation.com – This site has jobs and professional work from artists, work you’ll see is mostly digital and design – Can…
African American History & Lesson Links
Description: The following links are resources on African American History, an often and grossly overlooked topic in K-12 history classes. The links below are just a few of the many that exist on the web, please comment with any other links or resources you would like to see on this page. Resources: New Jersey African…
Critique Strategies
Description: Critiques are a commonplace activity in most post-secondary art schools. The critique is a dedicated time to discuss, review, examine and provide constructive criticism or praise for a work of art. For many students this is one of the few times that their voices are heard and taken into consideration. All too often K-12…