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December Art Challenge

By Rachelle

Hello, chilly, cozy, sparkly December!

You’re officially invited to join us for the December Art Challenge, filled with all sorts of prompts to get your creative ideas flowing. This month’s selection is filled with maker words that can help you dream up new ways to interpret art materials and processes, with a pop of holiday spirit tossed in for seasonal fun. Don’t worry about the outcomes and let yourself play! Our goal is to have a great time with no judgement.

No experience necessary. Kids and adults welcome.

December Art Challenge

Copy this image and save to your phone or desktop. Print it out and glue into your art journal. Reshare on your Instagram wall. Post to Facebook. Art challenges are more fun with friends, so be sure to ask a buddy to join you.

Cut and Paste Prompt List

If you’d rather cut and paste the list into a document or something else, here’s the full list for the December Art Challenge:

  1. burst
  2. cool colors
  3. heart
  4. symbol
  5. bold
  6. brush
  7. crown
  8. collage
  9. festive
  10. recycling
  11. sky
  12. fluid
  13. horizon
  14. restful
  15. hand lettering
  16. speck
  17. splash
  18. landscape
  19. black and white
  20. blossom
  21. space
  22. pop
  23. cross-hatch
  24. frosty
  25. paper
  26. glue
  27. slanted
  28. soft
  29. geometric
  30. matched
  31. sparkle

How to use the Art Challenge prompts

  1. Print out the prompts. You can screen grab the image above or scroll down for a PDF printable.
  2. Gather sketchbooks or paper
  3. Gather art-making materials: markers, paint, collage papers, glue, etc.
  4. Give yourself a few minutes each day for this challenge. Try the morning after breakfast, after school, after dinner, before bed, etc.
  5. Interpret the daily prompt. Use your imagination, be free, don’t hold back, and have fun.

December Art Challenge

TinkerSketch is a daily sketchbook practice that invites you to experiment and play with ideas and materials in a low-stress, fun, and mind-stretching way.

You’ll start each day with a new prompt and it’s up to you to interpret it however you like. For example, if the prompt is “stormy”, you could draw a picture of a storm, use colors that remind you of a storm, or make expressive marks that feel like they were created in a storm. The possibilities are endless.

Art Challenge FAQ

What is the TinkerSketch Art Challenge?

TinkerSketch is a daily sketchbook practice that invites you to experiment and play with ideas and materials in a low-stress, fun, and mind-stretching way.

Who is this Art Challenge for?

Anyone who wants a creative art boost. The stakes are low and it’s super easy to do, even if you have no experience or low confidence with making.

How much time will it take?

While you can spend as much time at this as you like, just set aside 5-10 minutes each day and you’re in business. By committing to a daily art practice, you’ll experience artistic improvement and personal growth. If you have extra time, you could always dive in for longer, but try to dedicate just a few daily minutes if you’d like to see lasting results.

I need some tips for carving out 5-10 minutes

  • Carry a sketchbook in your bag and pull it out when you’re waiting in line
  • Designate “creative time” where you and your child draw in sketchbooks side-by-side
  • Wake up a little earlier than usual. You can make this more pleasant by lighting a candle, brewing tea, and sitting with your sketchbook for a few minutes before the rest of your home wakes up

What’s the goal?

  • Improve your drawing, painting, mark-making skills
  • Try and explore new ways of art-making
  • Land on new ideas that wouldn’t have emerged otherwise
  • Have fun
  • Model creative thinking for your child (if you’re a parent or teacher)
  • Celebrate the imperfection of your ideas
  • Think creatively

What Tools Will I Need?

  • A sketchbook or a ream of paper. Even post-its or old receipts will work.
  • Mark-making tools like pens and pencils
  • Paint and brush
  • “Attaching” materials such as glue and tape will come in handy
  • Collage materials such as scrap paper, newspaper, old homework, or magazines.
  • Anything else that strikes your fancy. We’ve used hole punchers, chalk markers, tea, and okra (they make beautiful stamps).
  • Our favorite supplies are listed below.

Mistakes are Gifts

“I can accept failure, everyone fails at something. But I can’t accept not trying.” – Michael Jordan

The point here isn’t to create a masterpiece but to unleash your creative energy. Your creations don’t have to be works of amazing art, and in fact they probably shouldn’t be all that spectacular, especially if you’re pushing yourself to try something new, experiment, and be bold. Be confident with whatever you create, knowing that you’re on a journey to feed your creativity.

Our Favorite Art Journal Tools

Amazon links to favorite product included below.

  • Strathmore Sketchbooks: One of my very favorite sketchbooks is the Visual Art Journal for Mixed Media by Strathmore. The pages weight is 90 lb. and you can get this book in a number of sizes. My personal favorite for on-the-go is 5.5″ x 8″. If you like to work big, they have one that’s 9″ x 12″.
  • Pens: Get yourself a few pens that you love to use, and be sure to have at least one waterproof, archival pen in the mix so that you can paint over your pen lines without worrying about your drawing bleeding with water. Micron Pens are a designer favorite, and they come in tons of sizes and colors. This all-black set includes a few different pen sizes and this brush-tip set includes six different colors. Sharpies are another wonderful choice with so many options to choose from.

More Details

For more details on how the TinkerSketch Art Challenge works, click here to read for a full list of recommended resources and ideas on how to get started with this challenge.

Printable of the December Art Challenge

Grab your PDF printable here >> Download the December Prompts Printable (free)

Filed Under: Art Activities, Tinkersketch Tagged With: art challenge

November Art Challenge

By Rachelle

Hello November!

You’re officially invited to join us for the November Art Challenge, filled with all sorts of prompts to get your creative ideas flowing. This month’s selection is filled with maker words that can help you dream up new ways to interpret art materials and processes. The main goal is to have fun. Don’t worry about the outcomes and let yourself play!

No experience necessary. Kids and adults welcome.

Copy this image and save to your phone or desktop. Print it out and glue into your art journal. Re-share on your Instagram wall. Post to Facebook. Art challenges are more fun with friends, so be sure to ask a buddy to join you.

Cut and Paste Prompt List

If you’d rather cut and paste the list into a document or something else, here’s the full list for the November Art Challenge:

  1. pattern
  2. change
  3. fast
  4. boundary
  5. drips
  6. whimsy
  7. stencil
  8. copy
  9. shiny
  10. bump
  11. night
  12. giant
  13. broad strokes
  14. mirror
  15. stripes
  16. sprinkle
  17. my favorite
  18. close-up
  19. cropped
  20. draw to music
  21. weather
  22. leaves
  23. shadow
  24. grid
  25. numbers
  26. on my table
  27. camouflage
  28. window
  29. circles
  30. view

How to use the Art Challenge prompts

  1. Print out the prompts. You can screen grab the image above or scroll down for a PDF printable.
  2. Gather sketchbooks or paper
  3. Gather art-making materials: markers, paint, collage papers, glue, etc.
  4. Give yourself a few minutes each day for this challenge. Try the morning after breakfast, after school, after dinner, before bed, etc.
  5. Interpret the daily prompt. Use your imagination, be free, don’t hold back, and have fun.

November Art Challenge

TinkerSketch is a daily sketchbook practice that invites you to experiment and play with ideas and materials in a low-stress, fun, and mind-stretching way.

You’ll start each day with a new prompt and it’s up to you to interpret it however you like. For example, if the prompt is “stormy”, you could draw a picture of a storm, use colors that remind you of a storm, or make expressive marks that feel like they were created in a storm. The possibilities are endless.

FAQ

What is the TinkerSketch Art Challenge?

TinkerSketch is a daily sketchbook practice that invites you to experiment and play with ideas and materials in a low-stress, fun, and mind-stretching way.

Who is this Art Challenge for?

Anyone who wants a creative art boost. The stakes are low and it’s super easy to do, even if you have no experience or low confidence with making.

How much time will it take?

While you can spend as much time at this as you like, just set aside 5-10 minutes each day and you’re in business. By committing to a daily art practice, you’ll experience artistic improvement and personal growth. If you have extra time, you could always dive in for longer, but try to dedicate just a few daily minutes if you’d like to see lasting results.

I need some tips for carving out 5-10 minutes

  • Carry a sketchbook in your bag and pull it out when you’re waiting in line
  • Designate “creative time” where you and your child draw in sketchbooks side-by-side
  • Wake up a little earlier than usual. You can make this more pleasant by lighting a candle, brewing tea, and sitting with your sketchbook for a few minutes before the rest of your home wakes up

What’s the goal?

  • Improve your drawing, painting, mark-making skills
  • Try and explore new ways of art-making
  • Land on new ideas that wouldn’t have emerged otherwise
  • Have fun
  • Model creative thinking for your child (if you’re a parent or teacher)
  • Celebrate the imperfection of your ideas
  • Think creatively

What Tools Will I Need?

  • A sketchbook or a ream of paper. Even post-its or old receipts will work.
  • Mark-making tools like pens and pencils
  • Paint and brush
  • “Attaching” materials such as glue and tape will come in handy
  • Collage materials such as scrap paper, newspaper, old homework, or magazines.
  • Anything else that strikes your fancy. We’ve used hole punchers, chalk markers, tea, and okra (they make beautiful stamps).
  • Our favorite supplies are listed below.

Don’t fear mistakes

“I can accept failure, everyone fails at something. But I can’t accept not trying.” – Michael Jordan

The point here isn’t to create a masterpiece but to unleash your creative energy. Your creations don’t have to be works of amazing art, and in fact they probably shouldn’t be all that spectacular, especially if you’re pushing yourself to try something new, experiment, and be bold. Be confident with whatever you create, knowing that you’re on a journey to feed your creativity.

Our Favorite Tools

Amazon links to favorite product included below.

  • Strathmore Sketchbooks: One of my very favorite sketchbooks is the Visual Art Journal for Mixed Media by Strathmore. The pages weight is 90 lb. and you can get this book in a number of sizes. My personal favorite for on-the-go is 5.5″ x 8″. If you like to work big, they have one that’s 9″ x 12″.
  • Pens: Get yourself a few pens that you love to use, and be sure to have at least one waterproof, archival pen in the mix so that you can paint over your pen lines without worrying about your drawing bleeding with water. Micron Pens are a designer favorite, and they come in tons of sizes and colors. This all-black set includes a few different pen sizes and this brush-tip set includes six different colors. Sharpies are another wonderful choice with so many options to choose from.

More Details

For more details on how the TinkerSketch Art Challenge works, click here to read for a full list of recommended resources and ideas on how to get started with this challenge.

Filed Under: sketchbook, Tinkersketch Tagged With: art challenge

Democracy Art Challenge

By Rachelle

You’re invited to join the Democracy Art Challenge: this October

Each month TinkerLab hosts a daily art challenge. With the U.S. election around the corner, I’m moved to create a special art challenge to explore democracy with kids and help get out the vote.

An average of 60% of Americans vote in Presidential elections (we can do better!), voting is a U.S. right, every person’s vote matters, and voting is an opportunity for change.

By amplifying our collective voice, we can share and spread a message of hope, decency, integrity, and peace. There are so many ways to do this: phone banking, writing postcards, talking with neighbors, and sharing your message with friends and family. 

Scroll through for notes on how the art challenge works, ideas on how to incorporate this into your month, and a list of resources that connect with the daily words.

Download PDF here

How the challenge works

1. Say “I’m in”. Leave a comment below to let our community know you’re joining this challenge. If you’re on Instagram, join the challenge here.

2. Share this image on your Instagram or Facebook wall to help spread the word. #vote #bettertogether

3. Reflect on what democracy means, interpret words as you like, and exercise your creativity. There are infinite ways to do this. I’ll share tips below.

4. Join in social media by posting a photo of your interpretation of the daily word. Add the hashtag #vote to your post. You can add other hashtags and/or add a hashtag to match the daily word such as #equality

Ideas on how to use the prompts

1. Participate with your child, students, or on your own. Make it your daily practice to reflect on the daily word.

2. Print the word list and prop it up on your dining table, post it to the fridge, or glue it in a sketchbook.

3. If you’re sharing with children, ask if they’ve heard this word before. What does it make them think of? Share your own thoughts with them. Read a picture book, look at a piece of art, share a historical example, or tell a story that relates to the word. 

4. Consider how you’d like to interpret the word. You could take a photograph, make a drawing, write the word in your own font, find a quote that reflects the word’s meaning and illustrate it, share a photograph of a historical moment that reflects the word, write a poem, create a journal entry, etc.

If you’re looking for the classic TinkerSketch October Art Challenge, click the link and join us for that one, too.❤️📆

Resources

If you’re looking for resources that connect with democracy, these are books, artists, and films that are relatable to children, both from in my personal library and those shared by trusted friends. I’ll continue to add to this list over time. If you have other suggestions, please add them in the comments. While these resources may relate to multiple words in th challenge, to make it easy for you to connect the dots, I’ll signpost one word for you to focus on. Note: This list contains affiliate links

Picture Books

Equality: This Book is Anti-racist: 20 Lessons to Wake up, Take Action, and Do the Work, Tiffany Jewel

Election: Grace for President, Kelly diPucchio

Human Rights: Malala: My story for Standing up for Girls’ Rights, Sarah J. Robbins and Malala Yousafzai

Civic:What can a Citizen do? Dave Eggers

Justice: I Dissent, Ruth Bader Ginsburg Makes Her Mark, Debbie Levy

Bravery: When you are Brave, Pat Zietlow Miller. Little Spot of Confidence, Diane Alber.

Empathy: What is Empathy? A Bullying Storybook for Kids, Amanda Morin

Diversity: Just Ask! Be Different, Be Brave, Be You, Sonia Sotomayor

Civil Rights: Civil Rights: Then and Now, Woo! Jr. Kids

Environment: What a Waste: Trash, Recycling, and Protecting our Planet, Jess French.

Film & Video

Democracy: Democracy: A Short Introduction (a short video overview)

Law: Schoolhouse Rock: I’m Just a Bill

Environment: Free Willy. A film about a boy who rescues an Orca from captivity.

Cooperation: Pixie Hollow Games. A short Disney movie with Tinker Bell about the power of teamwork.

Education: On the way to School. A film about four children who travel long distances to reach their school.

Justice: RBG Documentary

Art

Peace: Sister Corita Kent, 1960’s graphic artist and advocate for social justice

Free Speech: Faith Ringgold. Well known for her story quilts, created the Freedom of Speech painting with words from the First Amendment (The Met).

Unity:Amplifier Art amplifies the voices of grassroots movements through art.

Hope: Shepard Fairy, Artist behind the iconic “Hope” poster of President Obama. Fairy’s website.

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July Art Challenge

By Rachelle

Hey Sketchbook Challenge fans! Who’s up for a July sketchbook challenge? I have a brand spanking new spread of prompts to make this extra fun and challenging.

July Sketchbook Challenge

TinkerSketch is a daily sketchbook practice that invites you to experiment and play with ideas and materials in a low-stress, fun, and mind-stretching way.

You’ll start each day with a new prompt and it’s up to you to interpret it however you like. For example, if the prompt is “magnify”, you could draw a magnifying glass, place a magnifying glass over a small object and draw what you see, or zoom in on something and draw its details on a larger scale. The possibilities are endless.

More Details

For more details on how the TinkerSketch Art Challenge works, click here to read for a full list of recommended resources and ideas on how to get started with this challenge.

Filed Under: sketchbook, Tinkersketch

March Art Challenge

By Rachelle

TinkerSketch is a daily sketchbook practice that invites you to experiment and play with ideas and materials in a low-stress, fun, and mind-stretching way.Print out the prompts and tape them into your child’s sketchbook, or your own. Interpret the prompts as a family. Invite your class to have a drawing warm-up when the walk in (this is a great way to focus energy).

You’ll start each day with a new prompt and it’s up to you to interpret it however you like. For example, if the prompt is “stormy”, you could draw a picture of a storm, use colors that remind you of a storm, or make expressive marks that feel like they were created in a storm. The possibilities are endless.

Don’t worry about the outcomes and allow yourself to play! Our goal is to have a great time with no judgement.

How to use the Art Challenge Prompts

  1. Print out the prompts. You can screen grab the image above or scroll down for a PDF printable.
  2. Gather sketchbooks or paper
  3. Gather art-making materials: markers, paint, collage papers, glue, etc.
  4. Give yourself a few minutes each day for this challenge. Try the morning after breakfast, after school, after dinner, before bed, etc.
  5. Interpret the daily prompt. Use your imagination, be free, don’t hold back, and have fun.
  6. Reshare on your Instagram wall or post to Facebook with the #tinkersketch hashtag. Art challenges are more fun with friends, so be sure to ask a buddy to join you.

Cut and Paste Prompt List

  1. square
  2. fluffy
  3. opposite
  4. bump
  5. splash of color
  6. angle
  7. boundary
  8. fire
  9. bird’s eye view
  10. hatch marks
  11. flora
  12. night
  13. vertical lines
  14. name that tune
  15. spice
  16. toys
  17. monochrome
  18. receipt
  19. in between
  20. news
  21. straight
  22. contrast
  23. symmetrical
  24. destination
  25. dessert
  26. architecture
  27. giant
  28. broad strokes
  29. open
  30. change
  31. fast

Art Challenge FAQ

What is the TinkerSketch Art Challenge?

TinkerSketch is a daily sketchbook practice that invites you to experiment and play with ideas and materials in a low-stress, fun, and mind-stretching way.

Who is this Art Challenge for?

Anyone who wants a creative art boost. The stakes are low and it’s super easy to do, even if you have no experience or low confidence with making.

How much time will it take?

While you can spend as much time at this as you like, just set aside 5-10 minutes each day and you’re in business. By committing to a daily art practice, you’ll experience artistic improvement and personal growth. If you have extra time, you could always dive in for longer, but try to dedicate just a few daily minutes if you’d like to see lasting results.

I need some tips for carving out 5-10 minutes

  • Carry a sketchbook in your bag and pull it out when you’re waiting in line
  • Designate “creative time” where you and your child draw in sketchbooks side-by-side
  • Wake up a little earlier than usual. You can make this more pleasant by lighting a candle, brewing tea, and sitting with your sketchbook for a few minutes before the rest of your home wakes up

What’s the goal?

  • Improve your drawing, painting, mark-making skills
  • Try and explore new ways of art-making
  • Land on new ideas that wouldn’t have emerged otherwise
  • Have fun
  • Model creative thinking for your child (if you’re a parent or teacher)
  • Celebrate the imperfection of your ideas
  • Think creatively

What Tools Will I Need?

  • A sketchbook or a ream of paper. Even post-its or old receipts will work.
  • Mark-making tools like pens and pencils
  • Paint and brush
  • “Attaching” materials such as glue and tape will come in handy
  • Collage materials such as scrap paper, newspaper, old homework, or magazines.
  • Anything else that strikes your fancy. We’ve used hole punchers, chalk markers, tea, and okra (they make beautiful stamps).
  • Our favorite supplies are listed below.

Printable of the March Art Challenge

Grab your PDF printable here >> Download the March prompts here (PDF)

Filed Under: Art Activities, Tinkersketch Tagged With: art challenge

January Art Challenge

By Rachelle

January is a wonderful time for fresh starts. If you’ve ever wanted to bring more art into your life,  you’re officially invited to join us for the January Art Challenge, filled with all sorts of prompts to get your creative ideas flowing.

January Art Challenge

TinkerSketch is a daily sketchbook practice that invites you to experiment and play with ideas and materials in a low-stress, fun, and mind-stretching way. Print out the prompts and tape them into your child’s sketchbook, or your own. Interpret the prompts as a family. Invite your class to have a drawing warm-up when the walk in (this is a great way to focus energy).

You’ll start each day with a new prompt and it’s up to you to interpret it however you like. For example, if the prompt is “stormy”, you could draw a picture of a storm, use colors that remind you of a storm, or make expressive marks that feel like they were created in a storm. The possibilities are endless.

Don’t worry about the outcomes and allow yourself to play! Our goal is to have a great time with no judgement.

How to use the Art Challenge prompts

  1. Print out the prompts. You can screen grab the image above or scroll down for a PDF printable.
  2. Gather sketchbooks or paper
  3. Gather art-making materials: markers, paint, collage papers, glue, etc.
  4. Give yourself a few minutes each day for this challenge. Try the morning after breakfast, after school, after dinner, before bed, etc.
  5. Interpret the daily prompt. Use your imagination, be free, don’t hold back, and have fun.
  6. Reshare on your Instagram wall or post to Facebook with the #tinkersketch hashtag. Art challenges are more fun with friends, so be sure to ask a buddy to join you.

Cut and Paste Prompt List

If you’d rather cut and paste the list into a document or something else, here’s the full list for the January Art Challenge:

  1. dream
  2. bird
  3. water
  4. magic
  5. spots
  6. drips
  7. colorful
  8. hands
  9. shading
  10. motion
  11. a pair
  12. bugs
  13. famous
  14. self portrait
  15. jewelry
  16. galaxy
  17. triangles
  18. ombré
  19. fruit
  20. words
  21. song
  22. fairytale
  23. faces
  24. skyline
  25. breakfast
  26. mail
  27. road
  28. collection
  29. distance
  30. electronic
  31. stitch

Art Challenge FAQ

What is the TinkerSketch Art Challenge?

TinkerSketch is a daily sketchbook practice that invites you to experiment and play with ideas and materials in a low-stress, fun, and mind-stretching way.

Who is this Art Challenge for?

Anyone who wants a creative art boost. The stakes are low and it’s super easy to do, even if you have no experience or low confidence with making.

How much time will it take?

While you can spend as much time at this as you like, just set aside 5-10 minutes each day and you’re in business. By committing to a daily art practice, you’ll experience artistic improvement and personal growth. If you have extra time, you could always dive in for longer, but try to dedicate just a few daily minutes if you’d like to see lasting results.

I need some tips for carving out 5-10 minutes

  • Carry a sketchbook in your bag and pull it out when you’re waiting in line
  • Designate “creative time” where you and your child draw in sketchbooks side-by-side
  • Wake up a little earlier than usual. You can make this more pleasant by lighting a candle, brewing tea, and sitting with your sketchbook for a few minutes before the rest of your home wakes up

What’s the goal?

  • Improve your drawing, painting, mark-making skills
  • Try and explore new ways of art-making
  • Land on new ideas that wouldn’t have emerged otherwise
  • Have fun
  • Model creative thinking for your child (if you’re a parent or teacher)
  • Celebrate the imperfection of your ideas
  • Think creatively

What Tools Will I Need?

  • A sketchbook or a ream of paper. Even post-its or old receipts will work.
  • Mark-making tools like pens and pencils
  • Paint and brush
  • “Attaching” materials such as glue and tape will come in handy
  • Collage materials such as scrap paper, newspaper, old homework, or magazines.
  • Anything else that strikes your fancy. We’ve used hole punchers, chalk markers, tea, and okra (they make beautiful stamps).
  • Our favorite supplies are listed below.

Mistakes are Gifts

“I can accept failure, everyone fails at something. But I can’t accept not trying.” – Michael Jordan

The point here isn’t to create a masterpiece but to unleash your creative energy. Your creations don’t have to be works of amazing art, and in fact they probably shouldn’t be all that spectacular, especially if you’re pushing yourself to try something new, experiment, and be bold. Be confident with whatever you create, knowing that you’re on a journey to feed your creativity.

Our Favorite Art Journal Tools

Amazon links to favorite product included below.

  • Strathmore Sketchbooks: One of my very favorite sketchbooks is the Visual Art Journal for Mixed Media by Strathmore. The pages weight is 90 lb. and you can get this book in a number of sizes. My personal favorite for on-the-go is 5.5″ x 8″. If you like to work big, they have one that’s 9″ x 12″.
  • Pens: Get yourself a few pens that you love to use, and be sure to have at least one waterproof, archival pen in the mix so that you can paint over your pen lines without worrying about your drawing bleeding with water. Micron Pens are a designer favorite, and they come in tons of sizes and colors. This all-black set includes a few different pen sizes and this brush-tip set includes six different colors. Sharpies are another wonderful choice with so many options to choose from.

More Details and PDF

For more details on how the TinkerSketch Art Challenge works, click here to read for a full list of recommended resources and ideas on how to get started with this challenge.

For more creative ways to start the new year, we also share 5 New Year’s resolutions that fuel creativity and 8 ideas to kick-start creativity in the new year

Download the January monthly view and daily word cutouts here.

Filed Under: Art Activities, Tinkersketch Tagged With: art challenge

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