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Welcome to Art Bites, Art Learning in Bitesize Chunks
I am an Artist and Art Teacher and I'm passionate about unleashing the inner artist in all of us
My channel is all about teaching Art and Design from Techniques to Art Terms and Theory. If you want to learn how to draw, or just find out more about Art and Design then make sure you subscribe to start learning right now.
I am an Artist and Art Teacher and I'm passionate about unleashing the inner artist in all of us
My channel is all about teaching Art and Design from Techniques to Art Terms and Theory. If you want to learn how to draw, or just find out more about Art and Design then make sure you subscribe to start learning right now.
How to make an Origami Book/Zine from a single sheet of paper
How to make an Origami Book or Zine using a single sheet of paper.
In this video, I show you how to make an origami book or 'zine' by folding a single sheet of paper. You can use any type of paper from printer paper to cartridge paper to make this folded book. This book does not require any staples or glue and is very easy to make. The origami book or 'zine' is very simple and is made only using 5 folds and 1 cut.
This method of making zines allows you to create an 8 page book/zine that once complete can be easily unfolded and photocopied to allow your zine to be easily mass-produced.
Zines can also be an excellent starter or 'do now' activity for art teachers in the classroom. Their small size lends themselves to quick activities such as imagination workouts or mini formative assessment tasks.
00:00 Intro
00:10 Step 1
00:30 Step 2
00:40 Step 3
01:02 Step 4
01:25 Step 5
01:36 Step 6
01:52 Step 5 (again)
02:03 Step 6 (again)
02:13 Front Cover
02:26 Extra Pages
02:35 Examples
In this video, I show you how to make an origami book or 'zine' by folding a single sheet of paper. You can use any type of paper from printer paper to cartridge paper to make this folded book. This book does not require any staples or glue and is very easy to make. The origami book or 'zine' is very simple and is made only using 5 folds and 1 cut.
This method of making zines allows you to create an 8 page book/zine that once complete can be easily unfolded and photocopied to allow your zine to be easily mass-produced.
Zines can also be an excellent starter or 'do now' activity for art teachers in the classroom. Their small size lends themselves to quick activities such as imagination workouts or mini formative assessment tasks.
00:00 Intro
00:10 Step 1
00:30 Step 2
00:40 Step 3
01:02 Step 4
01:25 Step 5
01:36 Step 6
01:52 Step 5 (again)
02:03 Step 6 (again)
02:13 Front Cover
02:26 Extra Pages
02:35 Examples
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How to Clean Up in the Art Classroom
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This video can help teach your students how to clean their art equipment properly so that you are not left cleaning up your art classroom at the end of every lesson. I created this video to help with my classroom management, by giving pupils a really clear view of the process of cleaning their painting equipment they can build their independence and responsibility for cleaning up after themselv...
Photography Scavenger Hunt 2021
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Try our Photography Scavenger Hunt. Tag us in your photos on: Instagram @artbitesofficial Facebook @artbitesofficial If you are completing this challenge as part of a class make sure you upload your photos to your teacher. Download the Powerpoint to go with this video from my TES shop here: www.tes.com/resource-detail/photography-scavenger-hunt-12496301?fbclid=IwAR0zHxJB1lS0GYRK0T8fQguaXVRBggZa...
Isometric Drawing - Crating (Diagonals, Curves & Circles)
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Learn how to draw diagonal lines, curves, and circles in isometric projection using crating. Attributions St Paul’s Cathedral Isometric Projection - photo by Veronika Brazdova www.flickr.com/photos/26353752@N02/3245183707
3 Drawing Exercises to improve Control & Precision
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3 simple drawing exercises for beginners to develop their precision and control whether that be with a pen, pencil or paintbrush. These mindful drawing exercises are a brilliant way to practice your drawing skills and develop your hand to eye coordination. They are also great when used as a drawing warm-up or can make an excellent addition to a daily drawing routine. In this tutorial, I also ex...
How to mix Skin Tones using Oil Pastel
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In this tutorial, I demonstrate how to blend Oil Pastels to create accurate skin tones. I show you how to mix a limited range of colours to create a full range of skin tones, including light and dark skin tones. I then show how to apply these colours to a portrait to add colour and depth. Lesson Resources for the Selfie Project: www.tes.com/teaching-resource/selfie-project-part-2-12472899
Drawing Exercise 2 - Upside Down Drawing
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Learn to draw using the right side of your brain. Learning to draw an image upside down is a technique that beginner artists have been practising since art schools began. Learning to draw using the right side of your brain will not only help you to become a better artist but will also expand the way you see the world. In this short video, I explain the left brain's preference for language and s...
Drawing Exercise 1 - Face/Vase Illusion
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As part of our series on learning how to draw for beginners, we explore how drawing with the left of our brain is different from drawing with the right side of our brain. Learning to draw can be quite difficult for beginners and in this easy tutorial you can learn how to improve your drawing skills. The exercise in this video is designed to demonstrate that difference in drawing and thinking so...
How to draw any face using basic proportion
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In this short video lesson, you will learn how to draw portraits using the basic proportions of the human head. These proportions are not absolute rules and should be used more as a guide. Every person's face is different so the exact proportions of the face with vary from person to person. The steps in this tutorial are most suited to drawing the face from the front, though these proportions c...
Microsoft Teams - Smartphone Guide to Assignments for Students
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A tutorial for students on how to use the assignments feature in Microsoft Teams on a phone. In this video, we go into all the details surrounding assignments; including different ways to find assignments and different ways to upload work to Teams. 0:00 Finding Assignments 1:48 Finding Instructions & Reference Material 2:15 Editing work 3:23 Handing work in 3:48 Attaching your work 4:42 Uploadi...
Understanding the Visual Elements - COLOUR
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This video is the seventh in a series about the Visual Elements of Art and Design. Every work of Art & Design contains at least one of these seven Visual Elements (Line, Shape, Tone, Form, Texture, Colour, and Pattern), whether the artist put them there on purpose or not. Better understanding the Visual Elements and how they work together can help artists and designers create more effective wor...
How to Draw Texture - Hair & Basketweave
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How to Draw Texture - Hair & Basketweave In this video, I show you how to draw an easy basketweave texture and demonstrate a quick and simple method for drawing hair. 0:00 Basketweave Texture 4:20 Hair Texture
Understanding the Visual Elements - TEXTURE
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This video is the sixth in a series about the Visual Elements of Art and Design. Every work of Art & Design contains at least one of these seven Visual Elements (Line, Shape, Tone, Form, Texture, Colour, and Pattern), whether the artist put them there on purpose or not. Better understanding the Visual Elements and how they work together can help artists and designers create more effective works...
Understanding the Visual Elements - LINE
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This video is the first in a series about the Visual Elements of Art and Design. Every work of Art & Design contains at least one of these seven Visual Elements (Line, Shape, Tone, Form, Texture, Colour, and Pattern), whether the artist put them there on purpose or not. Better understanding the Visual Elements and how they work together can help artists and designers create more effective works...
Microsoft Teams - Student Guide to Assignments
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Microsoft Teams - Student Guide to Assignments
Understanding the Visual Elements - FORM
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Understanding the Visual Elements - FORM
Understanding the Visual Elements - TONE
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Understanding the Visual Elements - TONE
Understanding the Visual Elements - PATTERN
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Understanding the Visual Elements - PATTERN
Understanding the Visual Elements - SHAPE
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Understanding the Visual Elements - SHAPE
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Thank you so much ❤May God bless you with happiness.
Hi you used to be my s1 3d design teacher. A great teacher
Thank you that's lovely to hear. Its been a few years now, I hope you are doing well 😊
Lifesaver! Thank you for this tutorial
Glad it helped!
Yhooo, the fact that I'm writing tmr and know nothing on how to draw makes things worse 😂😂😂😂😢
How can I view the assignments submitted by other students on Microsoft Teams?
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Can you make dark skin tones without starting with brown?
Im writing a test tomorrow, and i need to know how to draw isometric and orthographic drawings, so thank you so much this really helped
Thank you. This is great to be free from 3D software and make it by hand. Much more faster for basic ideas that can later become great projects
focus is the key
Awesome❤
Can you please draw a mug in isometric project
When I used the right side of my brain it started to hurt, so did my eyes. Is that normal?
Oops wrong direction
Thank you so much i am kinda new to the medium this helped so much
Glad it was helpful!
Does this help line art I’m level 0 to drawing so my line art bad I’m looking for something east this looks easy
It is helpful for learning better control of your lines
thank u@@ArtBites
Me and my friend love oil pastels because of you… thank you sir, my life will never be the same after this👍🏼
Thank you very much! that is lovely to hear
YES thank you!! Love this!!
Glad you liked it!!
the pencil tucked behind his ear is making me mad
Lol
And he has a pencil in his ear but not losing it he’s losing the pen
Thanks for this! I learned so much practical tips! ❤
Glad it was helpful!
'Awesome, got it'
Why don’t you mention the book and the author you took the concept from? Betty Edwards “Drawing on the right side of the brain”
Simply because I made the video to use for my high school students and I felt it would distract from the instructional value. I also didn't discuss Pablo Picasso's drawing in great detail either. Whilst the technique is included within Betty Edward's book, it is used by art teachers across the world. I was first taught this technique by my high school art teacher as a child and found it helpful - hence it forms part of my lessons to this day.
What is it called with the faucet adapter? Where did you order it from?
I'm not sure what it is called as I didn't order them. My old classroom was once a science classroom and these were used to attached rubber pipes to the taps.
Liked this video. I’m struggling with line control.
Betty edwards put this task in her book ,drawing on the right side of your brain’
She did indeed, it is an excellent book. If you've not already I would recommend buying a copy. 😊
Great video, thanks. Would have loved to see the face you coloured, so that we could see, if not the final product, at least a partially completed product (not obscured by your hand). A time lapse at the end with how you completed it (or even completed just the lower part of the face) would be amazing to finish off this tutorial.
Noted! thanks for the feedback.
Nice, but where is the end result of the portrait? 😮
u r the guy who my professor loves the most bcuz u do all the work while he just recommends ur videos to us isn't that funny 😀
Thanks that's really nice to hear 😊
Wow thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, many thanks ❤❤❤
I CANT DO IT BUT good tutorial 6:41
It takes some practice, I struggled at first too. Good luck 🙂
whose here for dt homework
WAY toooooooo much effort
C'est fantastique ❤
I have an exam today and this saved my life
Thanks. I didn't understood what the book meant, but you explained it perfectly.
Lessons from this video: 1. Focus on the tip of the pen 2. Focus on the target thank tou so much for the video!
hi is it possible to create your own assignment as a student
It is not, you need to be a teacher to access those controls.
Your paintings make me feel like I’m walking in a dream.
Thank you!
Please Make light brown
To make a light brown I would experiment with using a combination of white/brown base (still using the red and yellow as shown). You would probably want to experiment with a range of browns, as different brown pigments do different things when mixed with white.
thanks a lot! my school has assigned a project that requires isometric drawing and this is going to help a lot!
thank u!
Thank you so much, this is really useful as I think it is much better to know how to mix colours than just keep buying specific ones for each project.
Glad i could help 😊
I don’t get it …some talk about shapes other talk about line upside down
Thanks!! I equate drawing to cooking; there are cooks n bakers, cooks can throw whatever into a dish n it comes out tasty . Bakers need to put the precise measurements in or it's a bust. Thanks for helping me be a better baker lol!!❤
thats a lovely metaphor! I may use that in the future.
Really helpful!!!
Can you show me how to make darker colors
You can mix in the smallest amount of blue to darken any skin colour. For really dark tones you may need to experiment with different blue pastels as some create darker tones than others.
Hey I love your work! However, do you have any tips to do the same on a black sheet of paper? I'm working on a piece right now and it's quite a hustle.
this was surprisingly helpful, tysm!