Collage art projects. "i am " we had our kids draw a circle in the middle of an 8.5 x 11 piece of cardstock or scrapbooking paper. (we traced a canning jar lid) using magazines, look for big color patterns. cut into "ray" shaped pieces coming from the center. glue to the paper and trim excess. alternate between smaller and larger pieces. Exploring life and art through the lens of my faith. art journaling transforms our words and thoughts into images.
Collage art therapy can be used with individuals, families, and groups and is appropriate for all ages. as a therapist, it can be very helpful to collect pre cut images. simply providing clients with a stack of magazines to look through can be time consuming and distracting. i keep two collages boxes, one for images and one for words and phrases. A. draw pictures that portray some features of the thing being described. b. record observations and data with pictures, numbers, or written statements. in this "i am" collage lesson, students will create an art piece that combines symmetry, collage, drawing and painting, and things kids love. grades k 2. 2012 vision of peace: all the love in the world. 12" x 12" fine art print on wood panel finished with a uv coating. by artist jesse hunter from the 2012 peace project exhibit. usage rights donated by artist so that all proceeds can be used to change lives through the peace project's initiatives. Steps: create small cards, decorate them, and write positive affirmations. benefits: fosters positivity, encourages self reflection, and provides daily motivation. these art therapy activities offer a diverse range of creative outlets for teenagers, promoting self expression, emotional exploration, and personal growth.
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