Browser Based Digital Art Applications

Distance learning has causes some challenges since not all students have access to the same computers & operating systems & application subscriptions. The following list of programs work solely on the browser and can be a good option for students who are on Chromebooks or computers with administrative protections that do not allow downloading. Photoshop…

Image Sites

https://unsplash.com – Hi-res free images https://www.pexels.com – Hi-res free images https://tessa.lapl.org – Los Angeles Public Library Image Collection (lots of vintage/historical photos)

Resources for Illustration Artists

This software (PC) allows you to have more control of your tablet and drawing tools. Software is not free http://lazynezumi.com This blog has alternatives to  photoshop and illustrator http://www.enkivillage.com/free-drawing-software.html Recommended sites for art students: Artstation.com – This site has jobs and professional work from artists, work you’ll see is mostly digital and design – Can…

African American History & Lesson Links

Description: The following links are resources on African American History, an often and grossly overlooked topic in K-12 history classes.  The links below are just a few of the many that exist on the web, please comment with any other links or resources you would like to see on this page. Resources: New Jersey African…

Critique Strategies

Description: Critiques are a commonplace activity in most post-secondary art schools. The critique is a dedicated time to discuss, review, examine and provide constructive criticism or praise for a work of art. For many students this is one of the few times that their voices are heard and taken into consideration. All too often K-12…