Squeegees aren’t just for washing windows! They make great paint brushes too! With paper, paint, and a squeegee (or a piece of cardboard) you can create masterpieces with the simple step-by-step process in this video.

M.C. Escher was known for the "impossible structures" shown in his art. An example of one of Escher's "impossible structures" can be seen in his work called Relativity. Take a good look at his masterpiece. Try to figure out which way the people are walking. Can you do it? Read more with Kidcreate Studios in Oak Park.

With a few art supplies and a couple items from the kitchen, follow the simple step-by-step process in this video to create a masterpiece that is one part art and one part science!

No matter what you call it, lollipop, lolly, sucker, or sticky-pop, these big colorful candy confections are a favorite summer treat for many kids! We can’t think of anything better to inspire a fun do-at-home art project!

For young children learning art, each new project is an opportunity to explore new materials and new processes. While the ultimate goal is to complete a specific piece of art, the process of achieving that goal should be more of the focus than the quality of the final product.