Free Time
Finished your classwork? Use your free time to explore the exciting world of art! You can visit museums, create your own artwork, learn techniques, and discover famous artists and styles. Each resource below offers something new to see, try, or learn—play, learn, and get inspired!
Discover amazing works of art from around the world:
Use these channels to watch art being made, learn techniques, and get inspired for your own creations. Some focus on making art, others teach art history or explain famous works.
Art With Mrs. Pier
Creation & Practice
Skills, Techniques & Exploration
Art History & Learning
Try making your own art with these tools and tutorials:
Learn techniques and explore different styles:
See the art that changed the world:
Explore the many ways people make art a career:
Graphic Designer – Creates logos, posters, and digital designs
Fine Artist – Creates original artwork (painting, drawing, sculpture)
Game Artist – Creates characters, settings, and objects for games
Concept Artist – Designs ideas for movies, games, and animation
Storyboard Artist – Draws visual plans for films and commercials
Public Art Designer – Creates murals and community art projects
Learn about the many ways to make art:
Realism – Art that looks like real life; focus on accurate detail
Impressionism – Capturing light and movement with loose brushstrokes
Expressionism – Expressing emotions through color, line, and form
Cubism – Breaking objects into geometric shapes and multiple viewpoints
Abstract – Non-representational art emphasizing shape, color, and line
Pop Art – Bright, bold art inspired by popular culture and mass media
Collage – Assembling materials like paper, fabric, or photos to create art
Printmaking – Creating images by transferring ink from a surface to paper
Sculpture – Creating 3D art from materials like clay, wood, or metal
Perspective Drawing – Techniques to create depth on a flat surface
Mixed Media – Combining two or more materials or techniques in one artwork
Pattern & Repetition – Using repeated shapes, lines, or colors for effect
Understand the history behind art: