Favorite Art Education Blogs

AOE exists to provide Art Teachers with Ridiculously Relevant Professional Development

Great resources for art teachers! Innovative ideas from an award winning art educator.

iPad Art Room provides resources, ideas and insights into the reinvention of Year 6-12 Visual Art programs using the SAMR Model to merge traditional art making processes with innovative content, techniques and ways of thinking. Through these posts you'll find lots of lesson ideas, teaching tips, resources and most importantly, inspiration.

The Teaching Palette is a blog authored by art educators for art educators. Our goal is to provide a collaborative and resourceful forum where art specialists of all levels can explore professional topics that impact our subject area - from classroom management to tools and techniques to integrating music.

This blog is a conversation of how to teach our mini's. Let's share great ideas and creative attitude. We can make this big world a little smaller.

We are the only website that specialises in providing online support covering all aspects of applying to art college and your creative career. We'll keep you on the right track; whether you're preparing your art portfolio at school, on a college art course or a mature student seeking a life change.

This is not your typical art teacher blog. This is a humor blog.
You will not find cool lesson plans or pictures of student art work here. There are many other (better) blogs out there where you can find that sort of thing. Here you will be given a glimpse into the everyday life of an elementary art teacher.
This blog is not safe for children.

My name is Ted Daniel Edinger, but you can call me Mr. E.

Art Lessons for Kids

I teach ART to children. The best job ever! Developing dynamic multimedia presentations to introduce my students to the wonderfully freeing world of art is what I love doing. After my classes learn about featured artists and art history, they take what they learned and mix it with their own creativity to create masterpieces. Critical thinking and problem solving skills is a natural result of the art making process, and become skills these students will use throughout their lives no matter where their roads take them.

This blog contains the work of Visual Artists, Computer Graphic Designers, Animators, and Street Artists from Apex, NC.

An online professional learning community of art educators.

An art education blog written by an elementary art teacher. This blog showcases hundreds of art projects and lessons for kids. Here you will find painting, drawing, clay, sculpture, crafts and many more kinds of creative inspiration for teaching art.

School Arts is a national art education magazine committed to promoting excellence, advocacy, and professional support for educators in the visual arts since 1901.

Welcome to Ms. Johnson's Online Art Room at Lynnfield High School....the latest dispatches from a high school art room interested in contemporary art, international exchange, technology, art history and all the rest.

A COLLECTION OF CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT RESEARCH, CONVERSATIONS, AND ADVICE BY ALABAMA ELEMENTARY, MIDDLE, AND HIGH SCHOOL ART TEACHERS. This website is a "not for profit" educational blog, designed to serve art teachers by providing relevant information about classroom management, art advocacy, and teaching art in Alabama.

The official blog of the Digital Arts Technology Academy's Digital Imaging program at Cathedral City High School.

Created for the Digital Arts Technology Academy community

An elementary art teacher blog with art projects and lessons, DIY projects and outfit photos as well as clothing I have made myself.

The Student Art Guide provides free learning resources to help high school art students excel. Share your art projects with our worldwide audience today!

Teaching Visual Arts since 2004 and making images since picking up a crayon.

Indy created comic books by Brian Du Pont, including Pecos Bill, Food Fight Wars, and Adventures in Super Childhood. Find art teacher experiences here, too.

Teaching, Learning, Creating

Great ideas from a retired art educator!

Ways to adapt lessons for any teaching situation! Classroom, cart, or traveling teachers!