THIS BUSINESS IS FOR SALE

Art Jams, LLC is for sale!!

Included in the sale are:

All supplies and containers

All labels

All videos

All digital files of booklets

The company website files

 

To discuss terms & price contact:

Phyllis Lear, Owner

info@artjams.net

Thank You Lafayette, LA

 The Horse Farm  & Party in the Park in Lafayette, LA 

were great events for Art Jams, LLC. 

Thanks everyone who stopped by and 

special thanks to those who purchased Art Jam kits. 

See everyone again Saturday, June 21st from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm. 

Click Here to learn more about the Horse Farm Market.

Party in the Park

Find Art Jams in Lafayette, LA. at the UL Horse Farm this weekend.  Saturday, May 17th for the Artisan Market and  Sunday, May 18th for Party in the Park. 

MEANINGFUL ART LESSONS: How to Get Started

 I recently gave a workshop at the CHEF of Louisiana 

Homeschool Convention.

Here is a link to a downloadable PDF of my presentation.

 MEANINGFUL ART LESSONS: How to Get Started 

Please let me know if you have any questions.

More Than a Fancy Crayon

Oil pastels were first created in Japan as a means for school children to create colorful images.

This short video demonstrates some fun and easy oil pastel techniques that can be used by artists young and old. 

CLICK HERE TO VIEW VIDEO

To learn more about oil pastels go to
Art Jams' Oil Pastel Project Page.

Healthy Paint Brushes

How to Clean Your Paint Brushes

 Cleaning your paint brushes properly will keep them healthy and give them a long life. 

Acrylic paint dries to a hard plastic.

It is very important to keep your brushes in water while working on a painting project.

When your project is completed, always wash your brushes thoroughly with soap and water.

This video demonstrates how to clean acrylic paint out of your brushes. 

Foil Fish Fun!!

Foil Relief Fish by Ava

Foil Relief Fish by Victoria

Foil Relief Fish by Cody

This fun project uses discarded cardboard  (backs of writing tablets, cereal boxes and old folders), string, aluminum foil and black acrylic paint.

1. Cut out the shapes, glue them on top of one another.
2. Glue down string for lines on fins and tail.
3. Then glue foil over the whole thing.
 4. You can etch in bubbles, seaweed, smaller fish and sea creatures with an ink pen.
5. Paint the whole thing with black acrylic paint then wipe of with paper towels, leaving black paint in the folds and along edges. 

You can also create butterflies, turtles and flowers.

These great fish were created by students at eLearningK12 in Thibodaux, Louisiana.

An Artist is Born

Check out this wonderful video.

 Recovering from a stroke, Vincent has discovered his inner artist.

Congratulations Vincent!

Discover your inner artist.

Let Art Jams Watercolor Koi project 

assist you in painting your first fish. 

Art Jams Supports CASA of Lafourche

REGISTER NOW!

Register now to participate in a great day of healthy outdoor walking, running and cycling.

If you are not into the whole exercise thing then sign up for a fantastic after party of food, fun and music.
 

See you this Saturday

March 8th

from 2:00 - 9:00 pm.

Peltier Park, Thibodaux