Arts
Digital Art: Chop Shop
In this on-going class, students will be inspired by a new, imaginative theme every week, make digital art with their choice of app, and socialize. #CREATIVE
Elizabeth (BFA, MAE)
213 total reviews for this teacher
4 reviews for this class
Completed by 28 learners
10-15
year olds
2-6
learners per class
$18
Charged weekly
Meets 1x per week
Runs week after week
55 minutes per class
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Description
Class Experience
In this on-going class, students create unique, imaginative digital collages and drawings while socializing with like-minded artists. Get $8 off the first class with coupon code BFAMASARTPARTY8 until Aug 19, 2023. Enter the coupon code at checkout. My goal is to create a fun, creative learning environment where students can comfortably talk shop about their digital art projects, bring their imagination to life, and share their unique digital artworks with one another. Each class will...
Students will practice using the art app of their choice as a creative tool.
As a teacher with a Masters in Art Education, I taught 6 sections of Computer Technology in Art Education to 2nd year college students. I also used to teach Computer Art 1, 2, and 3 in a public high school.
Materials Needed: 🖼️ Wikipedia and Unsplash are great resources for copyright free photos. Students will need to download their own photos for their photo collages. 💡 I will be using Photopea.com and/or Sketchbook app to screenshare demonstrations. Your learner is welcome to use any of the following digital art programs to create their masterpieces for this class: Procreate, Adobe Photoshop, Photopea.com, Autodesk Sketchbook, Krita, ibisPaint, and PicsArt. Similar programs will also work, but message me if you have any questions. 💻 Procreate is the most popular digital art tool right now, but it is only available for iPad. It’s great for digital drawing and has photo editing capabilities. Find it at https://procreate.art/ipad 💻 Adobe Photoshop is still the industry standard for photo editing and digital art. It is available for any device in a paid edition, but free and “lite” editions exist for mobile devices. Find it at https://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop or search your app store for "Photoshop." 💻 Photopea.com is free online software that works nearly exactly like Adobe Photoshop and is great for students using a laptop. Students who have not purchased and installed Photoshop on their computer may opt to use Photopea instead if they have a strong internet connection. Find it at https://www.photopea.com 💻 Sketchbook is a free app available for all devices: Windows, Android, tablets, iPad, iPhone. A pro paid version is also available. This app is great for drawing with digital layers and has the basic selection, cut, and paste tools necessary for making a photo collage. Find it at https://www.sketchbook.com/apps 💻 Krita is a free, open source software for all devices with photo editing capabilities but built for illustration. Find it at https://krita.org 💻 ibisPaint is an easy-to-use digital drawing tool and photo editing app available for Windows, MacOS, Android and iPad. Free and paid versions. Find it at https://ibispaint.com/about.jsp 💻 PicsArt is available in free or paid editions for all devices. I do not recommend this program, but it is a fully functional digital art and photo editing app. Find it at https://picsart.com/gold
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
55 minutes per week in class, and an estimated 0 - 1 hours per week outside of class.
Materials Needed: 🖼️ Wikipedia is a great resource for copyright free photos. Students will need to download their own photos for their photo collages. 💡 I will be using Photopea.com and/or Sketchbook app to screenshare demonstrations. Your learner is welcome to use any of the following digital art programs to create their masterpieces for this class: Procreate, Adobe Photoshop, Photopea.com, Autodesk Sketchbook, Krita, ibisPaint, and PicsArt. Similar programs will also work, but message me if you have any questions. 💻 Procreate is the most popular digital art tool right now, but it is only available for iPad. It’s great for digital drawing and has photo editing capabilities. Find it at https://procreate.art/ipad 💻 Adobe Photoshop is still the industry standard for photo editing and digital art. It is available for any device in a paid edition, but free and “lite” editions exist for mobile devices. Find it at https://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop or search your app store for "Photoshop." 💻 Photopea.com is free online software that works nearly exactly like Adobe Photoshop and is great for students using a laptop. Students who have not purchased and installed Photoshop on their computer may opt to use Photopea instead if they have a strong internet connection. Find it at https://www.photopea.com 💻 Sketchbook is a free app available for all devices: Windows, Android, tablets, iPad, iPhone. A pro paid version is also available. This app is great for drawing with digital layers and has the basic selection, cut, and paste tools necessary for making a photo collage. Find it at https://www.sketchbook.com/apps 💻 Krita is a free, open source software for all devices with photo editing capabilities but built for illustration. Find it at https://krita.org 💻 ibisPaint is an easy-to-use digital drawing tool and photo editing app available for Windows, MacOS, Android and iPad. Free and paid versions. Find it at https://ibispaint.com/about.jsp 💻 PicsArt is available in free or paid editions for all devices. I do not recommend this program, but it is a fully functional digital art and photo editing app. Find it at https://picsart.com/gold
Teacher
Elizabeth (BFA, MAE)Creative Fun with Music & Art
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Lives in the
United States213 total reviews
552 completed classes
About Me
Hi! I've been teaching for over 20 years. I love Outschool, and I'm excited to be able to share my passion for the arts with kids across the world! I teach classes related to my all favorite things music and art. I love comics and graphic novels,...