The relationship between Math and Art can only be covered by compiling reams of exciting examples. I am offering up a couple, three easy ways to integrate Art with a Math experience.
Create number rubbings with textured cutouts.
While introducing Physics why not play around with a tripod, a pendulum, and a saucer of sand!
Study Buckminster Fuller and create Geodesic Domes with rolled up newspaper. A high school class may be more challenged if they were required to piece together straws to create a full orb.
I am always looking for different editing tools that I can make use of while working with my digital photos, scans, and mixed media collages. This blog is basically a resource for those who like to create and who have a habit of thinking visually. Each post is illustrated with various effects achieved using assist from online editors, mostly available for free! Just click on links, which are keywords highlighted in each post description, and you will be directed to entertaining online photo manipulation sites. I am using my own copyrighted photos and original art to demonstrate the effects suggested in this blog.
I am always contemplating ideas for art educational experiences for elementary level students, young adults and the elderly. So in addition to my personal art focus I would like to, on occasion, share with you some ideas and art projects related to teaching.
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