Paul Klee was a Swiss-born German artist and is one of the most famous painters of the twentieth century. Klee made all kinds of lines in his work. Some of them look as though they were scratched out of the paint itself! In this video, Dr Mulvenna shows you how to make similar 'scratch art' by etching lines out of painted-covered wax.

Learn how to play the surrealist drawing game 'exquisite corpse'!

Cornelia Baltes likes making big and boldly coloured abstract paintings - some with big personalities. Follow this week’s lesson to make everyday objects come alive!

Design and make your own bunting to decorate your home, street or garden! Be inspired by alternative flag and bunting designs - including an abstract work by American artist, Alexander Calder!

We celebrate the artist, conservationist and pioneering businesswoman, Beatrix Potter. Discover her childhood influences and interests; meet some of her iconic characters, and find out more about her adventurous and inspirational life.

Elizabeth Murray was an American artist and teacher, known for her use of striking and crazily shaped canvases – as you’ll come to see, they are almost cartoonish shapes that seem to swoosh off the wall!

Learn about Dutch painter Jan Van Huysum's 'A Vase with Flowers'.

Faith Ringgold is a contemporary American artist, writer and speaker who uses quilting and painting to share memories, stories and political beliefs, addressing issues of gender and racial inequality.

Chagall often painted surreal, dreamlike scenes, and many of the pictures he painted include memories from his childhood. In this lesson we explore his artwork 'I and the Village' - a painting that ignores the laws of gravity as you will see!

Working as a young artist in 1960s New York, Helen Frankenthaler created artworks called colour field paintings - almost as large as fields and full of colour! Watch along to find out more!

Make a portrait of an inspiring female in any medium you wish. Perhaps they are someone close to you; perhaps they are someone you really look up to. Watch along to find out more!

Marbles, Lego, Chupa Chups and sprinkles: what's not to love about contemporary UK artist Sarah Graham's still lifes?! Learn about Sarah's distinctive photorealist style and have a go painting a sweet treat of your choice!

Learn about Austrian painter, Gustav Klimt, who used lots of intricate shapes and rich gold tones in many of his paintings. His father and brother were both gold engravers. Do you think this influenced the young Klimt?

In this lesson we explore the work of Jackson Pollock as you learn about Abstract Expressionism and Action Painting. You will then create an “action” painting using paint, paper and your imagination!

The arrival of the 2022 Chinese New Year marks the start of the Year of the Tiger. The tiger is famed as the king of all beasts in China. This week, we explore a selection of paintings inspired by this awesome creature. Watch along and send us your own creative responses!

Twentieth century Swedish artist Hilma Af Klint is known for her pioneering abstract paintings, but for many years her paintings were kept hidden from the public. Follow along to find out what makes her so-called ‘secret paintings’ just so fascinating.

Explore a strange world of paper cuts from the imagination of German illustrator and graphic designer, Henning Wagenbreth. Meet weird and fantastical machines, human-like buildings, and two-headed creatures. Why not have a go making your own paper people?

Experimental Korean artist Anicka Yi has filled Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall with incredible floating machines. And, equally odd, there is a strange smell lingering in the air. What on earth is going on inside the art gallery? Amy visits Tate Modern to find out.

Create a winter or Christmas-themed card design. Winning designs will be turned into an e-card to be sent from Mr Eggleton to all parents and children in your year group!Follow along to find out more, and take inspiration from other artists featured in today's video!

Gillian Ayres was one of the leading British abstract painters of her generation. In fact, she had been obsessed with painting since she was 13 years old! Discover more about this iconic artist, and have a go making your own bright and bold abstract painting.

Architect and painter Friedensreich Hundertwasser spent his life championing all that is natural and organic. In this video, Amy explores key ideas behind his most famous creations.

This week, we think about how important our friends are to us. Our friends bring out the best in us. They support and encourage us. Lubaina Himid makes artworks that celebrate the bonds between friends. Follow along and create an artwork that celebrates your friendships.

Follow along this week to discover how Burman celebrates and commingles Diwali, British pop culture, and more.

Discover how different artists across different time periods and countries have been inspired by their pets and favourite animals to create fantastic artworks!

Discover the work of Portuguese-British visual artist, Dame Paula Rego, known for her paintings based on children's nursery rhymes and storybooks. What might you make, in response to Paula's art? What messages matter to you to communicate through your art?

Learn how to make photo collages that change the reality of your faces in an abstract way, which may shock, surprise, and delight!

Discover Sophie's diverse body of work, and find out how to make your own abstract artwork by following our lesson!

Find out how to make your own Alexander Girard-inspired doll using everyday household items!

Get collaging with a lesson inspired by Jo Hummel Newell

Draw like Hilke MacIntyre!

Meet Robert Delaunay (1885-1941), a French artist who started an art movement called Orphism along with his wife, Sonia Delaunay. This art uses mainly geometric shapes and lines, carefully composed and vibrantly coloured. Follow along to create your own arresting artwork!

Meet Bridget Riley (b. 1931), an English artist known for her mesmerising Op Art paintings!

Discover how to make a composition of fun, floating faces in the style of Chris Ofili!

Follow along to create a self portrait with some of your favourite animals, or even, a portrait of your animal with some of its favourite family members!

Tjapaltjarri's artwork depicts ancestral myths, stories and histories, using earthy colours and simple shapes and dotted lines. Inspired? Let's create!

Faig Ahmed creates surrealist textiles, inspired by traditional Azerbaijani decorative rugs. Follow along to discover more!

Create your own symmetrical and balanced artwork, inspired by Charley Harper.

Create your own bamboo painting and celebrate Guan Daosheng's incredible legacy!

Discover how French artist Georges Braque played with perspective and create your own cubist artwork!

Make your own eggs-cellent composition, inspired by Charley Harper!

Murakami’s smiling flower face motif will be our art focus today!

Create a colourful mask: what kind of mask would you want to present to the world around you?

Develop your hand-eye coordination in this fun warmup drawing activity.

Learn the fun technique of 'backwards-forwards' sketching.

Create colourful patterned 'Birdees'!

Discover mindfulness in pattern-making.

Draw a delightfully decaying composition!

Learn how to paint a bird nest and add texture through object printing.

Make your own bright and bold art slogan!

Create a colourful shape puzzle.

Paint a colourful abstract watercolour.

Collage a Charley Harper-inspired bird flyway!

Recreate Harper's minimal realist style through collage

Create your own Op Art piece using geometric shapes and colourful graphics.

Explore Brătescu's fascinating line drawings and make your own.

Draw a bird in flight in Harper's minimal realist style.

Learn to sketch your favourite UK winter birds.

Draw and colour a Red Admiral in the style of Charley Harper.

Create a field of fantastic, Franz Marc-inspired foxes!

Create a delightfully dotty butterfly fish!

Explore identity through crafting beautiful, hand-held paper butterflies! 

Use natural colours to make your own McKenzie-inspired landscape.

Create your own expressive, superhero rabbit!

Discover collages in which all is not *quite* as it seems…

Make a lion mask inspired by French artist, Henri Rousseau.

Explore René Magritte’s surrealist artwork!

Create colourful dog art inspired by American artist Keith Haring!

Blob, wave and squiggle colours together to make your own seahorse!

Learn to collage doves, inspired by French artist, Henri Matisse.

Learn to draw animals in the unique style of illustrator Quentin Blake. 

What if we were living in a giant goldfish bowl? What would be in our world?

Combine patterns to create a weave inspired by Anni Albers.

Find and draw your own household objects in the style of Craig-Martin.

How can we recreate famous artworks using no painting/drawing materials at all?

Create your own still life inspired by Caulfield’s vibrant images. 

Learn about artist Kurt Schwitters and his hidden faces.

Draw elongated bodies and faces in the style of sculptor Alberto Giacometti!

Draw your favourite landscape in Lowry's distinctive style.

Create your own self-portrait, inspired by Freud's use of light.

Learn about flat tones and bold line work to create a portrait inspired by Opie.

Make art forms based on intricate spiderwebs and their patterns!