A pair of artists first created their "wild beasts" in the early 1900s. Try this fauvism inspired DIY to make…
Ephemera is something created to be temporary. Use some of the these old paper items to create some memories from…
Storyboards are important for driving the look of a script or story. Try creating one to help bring a book…
Since the early years of vinyl, a good album cover design could define a band, music genre, or era. Now…
Road signs may be practical, but there is a design element behind them. Take these to fictional worlds with an…
Saul Bass used minimalism and simple designs to help tell a story. Use his style to tell a story from…
Political buttons have been a part of every election year since the mid-1800s and before. Take this design concept to…
Propaganda art has been part of many battles from all over the world throughout history. Design a couple for a…
Hermann Rorschach loved art and people's perception of it long before he got into medicine. What stories do your own…
Quilts are parts of family, activism, memories, and celebration. This quilt-style collage project lets how to tell these visual stories.
All art has a purpose. This summer's Be the Artist looks at works of art created for specific reasons.
As another summer Be the Artist series closes, we finish are time traveling with some favorite art trends of today!
The art deco pop culture style of artist Patrick Nagel was everywhere in the 1980s. Here's a project taking his…
Time travel back to the end of the 1960s with a project inspired by the comsic art style works of…
Mosaic art has been found for centuries from many cultures throughout the world. Try a fun, geeky twist using 8-bit…
The 2019 time-traveling Be the Artist series begins with some of the earliest form of visual storytelling, cave art.
The summer Be the Artist series begins next week with some looks at some art styles in method through the…
Before the Disney Parks spread worldwide, before the massive mergers with Pixar, Marvel, 'Star Wars', and everything else, before the…
Frank Lloyd Wright referred to his beautiful window design as "light screens." Make some small votives inspired by his windows.
Enid Collins created bright and simple box bags from a small town in Texas, and they soon became iconic examples…