Give Your Kids a Taste of Impressionism
with this Beautiful Bluebird Lesson for Free!
You’ve read books about Monet, Renoir, and Degas. Your kids have done picture studies of countless Impressionist paintings...
...but have they ever picked up a paintbrush and experienced:
- tache
- alla prima
- impasto
These are the simple, yet FUN techniques commonly used by Impressionist painters.
If you are curious about Masterpiece Society art courses and our teaching style, then you're invited to try this sample lesson! Simply subscribe below, then watch your inbox for the private link to this lesson.
- Your family will not just learn about Impressionist art, they will experience it!
- You'll love how simple and FUN our step-by-step lessons are for the whole family.
- Finally realize that you don't have to teach art—you can simply curate beautiful lessons for your kids and teens. No need to try to do it all yourself...let us do the teaching for you!
- As a subscriber, you’ll not only get this free lesson, but you’ll also receive access to our FREE monthly creativity prompts, artful celebrations, master artist study guides, and MUCH MORE!
About Alisha Gratehouse
Alisha is an artist, veteran homeschool mom of three, and the founder of the Masterpiece Society. She is passionate about nurturing creativity and bringing the JOY of art to others.
Since 2014, homeschooling families around the world have trusted the Masterpiece Society to provide a high-quality art education for the whole family—blending both art expression and appreciation. From classical techniques to fun mixed media projects, Masterpiece Society offers a complete curriculum that helps kids and teens explore their creativity, master multiple art mediums, and develop a lifelong love for art.
Join me in this simple lesson as I show you how you can take your own photo from a nature walk, nature journal, or even an inspiration piece (as I did), and create a beautiful work of art.
All you’ll need is:
- a canvas panel (or art journal)
- acrylic paints
- paint brushes
- black Sharpie marker (opt.)
- white gel pen (opt.)
- paper plate for palette