#Weekly Art Classes

[aisharoy16]

Art Classes for Kids | Weekly Art Classes Unlock your child’s imagination with our exciting art classes for kids that blend creativity, skill-building, and fun. Our engaging weekly art classes are designed for children of all ages, offering a structured environment where young artists can explore painting, drawing, and more. Guided by experienced instructors, each session helps kids express themselves confidently through art.

[classjezter]

Baby Prime Part 2

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[sixofclovers]

fight flight freeze

[mail-me-a-snail]

TRUE BLU v.

Are you there? Say something.

the final chapter of true blu is now UP!!! it's hard to believe we've finally made it here ;u; when i set out to write this fic, there were plenty of times when i wanted to throw in the towel and call it quits...but im really glad i stuck to it :'3 im proud of this fic and all y'all's support made it possible !!

so here we are at last. as always, comments are appreciated <3

[purpleleafsyt]

I was created for the sole purpose of destroying you.

[fixinit-au]

Chat come and pick up your dose of BILL DRAWINGS

[vivenecii]

My beloved ugly demons in their ugly Christmas sweaters (but the thing is, neither are ugly)

[aisharoy16]

The Power of Color: Teaching Kids How Colors Affect Mood

Colors are more than just visual stimuli—they can influence emotions, behavior, and physical well-being. The fascinating world of color psychology shows how different hues evoke different feelings. For children, understanding how colors affect their mood can be a valuable tool for emotional development. At Art for Heart, we use the power of color to help kids explore their feelings and express themselves creatively.

The Basics of Color Psychology

Color psychology is the study of how colors impact human emotions and behavior. While every person may respond to colors in unique ways, there are common associations. For example, warm colors like red and orange are often linked to energy, excitement, and passion, while cooler tones like blue and green promote calmness and relaxation.

By understanding these associations, children can recognize how specific colors make them feel, helping them connect with their emotions and communicate their moods effectively. Teaching kids about color psychology can help them develop emotional intelligence and self-awareness early on.

How Colors Influence Kids' Mood

Colors play a crucial role in shaping children's emotional responses. Bright, warm colors like yellow and red can energize children, promoting creativity and playfulness. On the other hand, softer hues like blue and lavender create a calming effect, making them ideal for moments when a child needs to unwind or focus.

By introducing children to color psychology, you can help them understand how their environment and the colors around them influence their emotions. This awareness allows them to make conscious choices in their surroundings, whether choosing calming colors for a study space or energizing hues for playtime.

Teaching Kids About Color Through Art

One of the best ways to teach kids about the power of color is through art. At Art for Heart, we encourage children to experiment with different colors and observe how they feel during the process. By using colors in painting, drawing, and other creative activities, kids can gain firsthand experience of color psychology and learn to express their emotions through artwork.

Whether it's a peaceful blue sky or an exciting red drawing, art allows kids to engage with color on a deeper level. It's a fun and interactive way for them to explore how colors can reflect their inner world.

How Art for Heart Integrates Color Psychology into Art Classes

At Art for Heart, we've designed our kids' art classes to incorporate the principles of color psychology. Our instructors guide children through various art projects, encouraging them to explore colors and their emotional significance. Through this hands-on experience, children learn to use colors in ways that express their moods and enhance their creative projects.

By fostering this understanding of color, we help children develop emotional awareness and communication skills while having fun with art. Our classes empower kids to use colors as a tool for emotional expression and personal growth.

Conclusion:

Colors are more than just visual elements—powerful tools for emotional exploration and self-expression. By teaching children how colors affect their moods, we equip them with valuable emotional intelligence and creativity skills. At Art for Heart, we offer engaging art classes that incorporate color psychology to help kids connect with their feelings in a fun and creative way. Ready to explore the world of color with your child? Join us at Art for Heart and start your colorful journey today!

[jameslongforjimshortforgabriel]

drawing I made of Mitski last week that I forgot to post !!!

(reference on the right)

[ambersky0319]

I love and hate getting hit with big project ideas (both of the writing and art variety)

love it bc they seem so fun!! i would like to do them for various reasons! i know finishing would leave me feeling accomplished, id learn some new stuff and practice some skills

hate it cause i have no time to finish and i eventually lose motivation to keep up

[rapazart]

my dolores dei oil painting is done :)

I still don't have a frame for it, so it's currently displayed in a transparent sleeve on my corkboard, in good company with some of my favourite prints :>

[mejomonster]

the more i listen to behind the bastards podcast history stories, the more i'm like 'wow rich people really will do endless horrible stuff in pursuit of ever more wealth (even if they're already comfortable and could remain comfortable simply NOT doing more horrible stuff to others)' and also 'wow lack of empathy is a huge problem'

[butchlifeguard]

anyone in high school rn is stronger than the average us marine

[intertexts]

Three Days into the semester and i can already feel the ambient stress accumulating.

[aroace-polyshow]

got damn there are so many things i was looking forward to that i’m realizing there is no fucking way i’m doing lmao

[mickittotheman]

Weekly Tag Wednesday ✨

Three (3!) tags this week i feel so honored!!! thank you @astaraels @mickeym4ndy @samantitheos

Name: Mechy

Age: mid-20s

First Pet? I had a white mouse named Salt and my brother had a black mouse named Pepper. Tragically, Salt ended up cannibalizing Pepper 😢. I was of course sad and horrified but I was also slightly proud that my mouse won (I was a weird kid)

First Word? “no.” very on brand for me 🤠

First Celebrity Crush? Hmmm crushes are tricky for me bc i’m very much on the aro/ace spec. However I will say the first fictional character I became obsessed with was Adrian Monk when I was like 6 or 7 (have i mentioned i was a weird kid?) 

First IRL Crush? Same issue as above. There was one boy i followed around a lot in kindergarten but i think i might've just liked his hair (it was red lmao #mickey coded behavior)

First kiss? classified

First Car? No car :( By the time i had the money for it i’d been diagnosed with narcolepsy because my life is a tragedy

First apartment/house/dorm/whatever away from your parents? I 100% lucked out and went to a community college where one of the campuses had dorms. The dorms were NICE, like I had my own room, only had to share a bathroom with the adjoining room, decent size and overall pretty good condition. PLUS they were crazy cheap so between financial aid and a few student-jobs i was covered. 

First time on a plane? When i was 18 one of my best friends was going to visit family in Germany and they let me tag along!!! It was so fun, i’d never been on a vacation before, let alone a PLANE and i loved it, honestly i thought the turbulence was super fun and i had my face smushed up against the window every waking moment

First cellphone? Motorola Razr Flip 😎

First concert? Never been to one! Closest thing was probably a Shrek Rave back in college lmao

First Foreign country you visited? Technically speaking it would be Mexico, but it doesn't really count because my family is from there and it's also Very Close. So I’d say that Germany trip instead.

First sport you ever played? Soccer ⚽️

First career aspiration? Doctor I think

And finally… tell me about the first time you wrote/drew/created/whatever something that made you think "wow": hmmm i’ve always drawn and had an unwarrantedly large ego as a child so I really can’t pinpoint the first time. However I what i CAN share is my Pride and Joy Best Creation To Date: 

Now, i know what you're thinking, “Mechy. That is an averagely painted bird.” HOWEVER. If you look closer you will see that EVERY ITEM in that picture is actually hand sculpted hand painted oven bake clay. Honestly i think that was my Peak i can’t see myself doing anything cooler than that lol but i am content with this being my legacy

tagging @sleepyheadgallavich @krysmiss @sillygoofygoobersstuff @transsexual-dandelions @liza420 only if you want to of course, if not this is me handing you a pencil only for you to later discover it is a fake made from clay just as you try to use it to write down something important sorry not sorry ✏️