Recently we had some tears in an elementary art class. The children looked at photos of chameleons and then drew them. Then we used bubble wrap to print colorful reptile skin on their chameleons. I thought I’d worked out all the bugs on this new project, but I forgot...
Procrastination isn’t always a bad thing.
5 ways to renew our wonder and creativity
Writers need rest to maintain their creativity
Writers often need rest in areas other than just sleep in order to maintain their creativity.
Conferences can help us navigate to launch our creative ideas and keep them sailing.
9 Lessons Discovered from the Inklings
An ivory tower is often defined as a place where a person is cut off from the responsibilities of the world so they can pursue their own interests without interruption. Creative people may sometimes long for a perfect ivory tower where they can spend endless,...
Stained glass windows have a story to tell of creation, the fall, and redemption and restoration, and so do we.
Using color to grab the attention of readers
Lowly dandelions give us moments of beauty that point to God
Annette Whipple’s “Ribbit! The Truth About Frogs” is perfect for kids who love to learn about the wonders of this world and its creatures.
Michelangelo was a super star in his own day, but as a Christian, he knew his work had a higher purpose.
Basic faith questions can help us stay grounded when we discuss our creative gifts and how to use them in the world
The skill of sighting helps weave all drawing skills together to make a unified whole.
Noticing spaces gives us new perspectives for our writing