Starting each sketch with circles from my watercolor set... and then working on them with ink to see what happens. Not typical. Unexpected. Trying to make sense, I guess... #thedailysketch
Youth Art Team artists start almost every meeting with a sketch prompt. We’re posting one a day for the next little while.
Sketch whatever you think of when you see the word below. All ages (adults too) welcome!
Post yours here or use #youthartteamsketches to help us find them!
“Civil rights in Waterloo doesn’t just mean, in the 1960s there was segregation. Civil rights in Waterloo means that now we see the effects of that segregation.” #StudentVoice#loveispower#goyouthartteam
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“There’s two different colors, but they’re separate, but they’re right next to each other and then you can take anything and just tap on them and you get a different color in the middle,” Matlock said.
Waterloo students helped commemorate Waterloo’s civil rights history with a work of art on the river wall near the RiverLoop Amphitheatre.
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@YouthArtTeam and 150+ students in Waterloo helped commemorate the city's civil rights history with a mural along the Cedar River near the RiverLoop Amphitheatre.
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#iowaarts#iowaculture#iacgrantee
@YouthArtTeam unveiled their mural along the river in Waterloo today...a depiction of civil rights stories that they named Our Freedom Story. Awesome event, awesome kids, awesome organization.
“I think it’s cool that when people visit Waterloo, they can see these murals and think this isn’t like any other city or town.” - Sophie, age 10
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If you make it to @urbanpiecf in June, check out The Italian Stallion by @clintwrede
If he wins, he’s donating the prize to @YouthArtTeam
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This video was a collaboration of our fifth graders and @northerniowa’s art students for the “Unsung Heroes” project by the @YouthArtTeam. https://t.co/plNxog2a21 #CML6201