Have you ever seen art with tons of colorful dots? That might be the work of Yayoi Kusama, the "polka dot queen"! She's famous for making regular things like rooms or pumpkins look amazing by covering them in dots of all sizes and colors. Now it's your turn to be a dot artist! Grab some crayons, watercolor and paper and have fun creating one of her masterpieces. 

 Georgia O'Keeffe was a superstar artist who loved painting close-up pictures of flowers and landscapes. Instead of showing the whole flower, she'd paint just a petal or two, really big and colorful, so you could see all the cool details. She also loved painting the dry, rocky landscapes of New Mexico in bright colors and bold shapes. Let's create our own O'Keeffe masterpiece! 

 Have you ever seen a painting with swirling brushstrokes and super bright sunflowers? That could be a work by Vincent van Gogh, a famous artist who loved using bold colors and thick paints. He painted lots of sunflowers, starry nights, and swirling fields of wheat. Vincent made the world look exciting and full of energy with his special style. Let's be like Vincent and create our own masterpiece! 

 Ever seen a face where one eye is on the forehead and the nose looks like a triangle? That might be a Picasso! Picasso was a super famous artist who liked to break things down into different shapes and put them back together in surprising ways. People, animals, and even bowls of fruit looked totally different in his pictures! Ready to be a cubist artist like Picasso?