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09/17/2023

ART HISTORY CONNECTION: Grid Scaling in Art (From Drawing and Painting I, Lesson 13)

Nearly all of our lessons include an art history connection that relates what students practice in the studio to what other artists have done throughout history.

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09/15/2023

ART HISTORY CONNECTION: Color in Abstract Art
(From Drawing and Painting I, Lesson 26)

Nearly all of our lessons include an art history connection that relates what students practice in the studio to what other artists have done throughout history.

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09/03/2023

Nearly all of our lessons include an art history connection that relates what students practice in the studio to what other artists have done throughout history. This art history connection is from Drawing and Painting II, Lesson 2.

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08/12/2023

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07/28/2023

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✔️Aligned with National Common Core Visual Arts Standards
✔️Research-based, project-based, interdisciplinary connections
✔️Created by an artist-researcher and artist-teacher
✔️A complete creative learning experience

07/23/2023

✔️Aligned with National Common Core Visual Arts Standards
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✔️Research-based, project based, interdisciplinary connections
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07/22/2023

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✔️Research-based, project-based, interdisciplinary connections
✔️Created by an artist-researcher and artist-teacher
✔️A complete creative learning experience

12/19/2022

We are happy to share that a recently published article by Dr. García Torres, co-founder of DGT Education Group, is one of the most cited articles in the Teaching and Teacher Education journal.

Teaching and Teacher Education is an international journal concerned primarily with teachers, teaching, and/or teacher education situated in an international …

11/20/2022

Many apologies for the silence these past few months! We have had some big changes behind the scenes...there has been a marriage (DGT partners are now officially life partners), a move (can you guess where based on the photo?), and shifts in our work schedule. We will be sharing new content again soon! Thank you for following us and being interested in our work. ☮❤🎨🙏

04/08/2022

In DP1 Lesson 22, we explore the form and style of 19th and early 20th century scientific botanical illustrations. These illustrations provided detailed information about different plant species and their specific characteristics before the invention and mainstream use of photography. They were often the only way the general public could see non-native plant species from around the world in the era before globalization and widespread travel.

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03/31/2022

In DP2 Lesson 5, we learn how to use gesture drawing to quickly capture a human figure in motion. We start with a stick figure and then build up volume with ellipses.

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03/24/2022

Did you know that the earliest known oil painting was discovered in Bamiyan, Afghanistan? The Bamiyan Murals were constructed of oil paint in the 7th century C.E., hundreds of years before the technique was popularized in Europe. In DP2 Lesson 15, we learn about the historical origins of oil paint to enrich our material experimentations with oils.

Check out the Science Daily article here: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/04/080422083309.htm