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How to Make Paper Bag Puppets
Welcome back to another free art lesson from Golden Road Arts. If you missed our last tutorial, we concluded the three-part series on Solarplate Printmaking
Art in the Park Events Promise to Inspire Creativity in Kids
Golden Road Arts has announced the return of Art in the Park in Hillsboro’s public parks, marking the program’s second consecutive year. Taking place throughout
Solarplate Printmaking Inking and Printing Process Part 3
Thanks for joining us for another free online art lesson from Golden Road Arts. In the last lesson, Barbara Mason completed the second part of
Solarplate Printmaking Preparation and Exposure Part 2
Welcome back to another free art lesson from Barbara Mason of Golden Road Arts. In the last tutorial, we began a new three-part series with
Solarplate Printmaking Tools and Techniques Part 1
Thanks for joining us once again for another free art lesson from Golden Road Arts. Last time we were here we finished up our three-part
Printmaking in the Classroom Using Homemade Plates Part 3
Welcome back to another free art lesson from Golden Road Arts. In the second part of the printmaking series from the OAEA 2021 Fall Conference,
Printmaking in the Classroom With Homemade Stamps Part 2
Thanks for joining us for another free art lesson from Golden Road Arts. In the last lesson we discussed printmaking techniques in the classroom. In
Creating Tunnel Books
Creating a tunnel book is an engaging art project for the classroom or the home. By combining storytelling with multi-dimensional art, kids learn about depth
Water-Soluble Foil Printing
In this lesson, Barbara Mason demonstrates the foil printing process using water-soluble ink. This guide will help school children understand printmaking with the use of
How to Create Art With Lines and Shapes
Artist and printmaker Barbara Mason demonstrates the importance of lines and shapes in art in this simple lesson. Students will learn how lines are used
Scratch-Foam Printing With Water-Soluble Inks
Artist, printmaker and educator, Barbara Mason demonstrates scratch-foam printing as a classroom art activity. The lesson uses water-soluble inks to help children understand how their
