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Free Summer Art Lessons

Looking for free summer art lessons? We have several for you, so pull out the chalks or acrylics!

Free Summer Art Lessons at HodgepodgeIt’s back by popular demand! Summer Trees acrylic art tutorial is a lesson in perspective. You can imagine lying on a soft forest floor of pine straw and looking up through the trees. We like to think of the paint spatters as lightning bugs (or fireflies as some of you may call them).

Look Up! Summer Trees Acrylic #Art Tutorial at yourbesthomeschool.com

How can you get this free tutorial? Simply subscribe to Hodgepodge. Enter your email address in the right hand sidebar – FREE Hodgepodge in your inbox – and receive two more subcriber-only tutorials plus our Homeschooling in Georgia ebook to download:

Summer Trees Acrylic Art Tutorial

Impressionism with Chalk Pastels 240- Monet's Bridge

Impressionism with Chalk Pastels: Claude Monet’s Bridge

Baseball and Bat Chalk Pastel tutorial at yourbesthomeschool.com-200x186

Baseball and Bat Tutorial

Homeschooling in Georgia 250

Homeschooling in Georgia ebook

More FREE Summer Tutorials

How to Draw Beach Umbrellas video tutorial

finished flag pictures

Don’t forget our patriotic art lessons!

 


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Which tutorials above have you completed? I’d love to feature you on our Art Tutorials Showcase board! Simply tag @hodgepodgemom on Instagram or Twitter or send me a photo of your completed art via our contact form under the About Us tab.

Chalk Pastels: Art at the Beach

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Tricia faces a daily dose of chaos homeschooling five children. The biggest lesson she’s learned? At the end of the day – when the dishes are put away and the children are tucked in bed – truly what matters is each child’s relationship with the Lord. Raising children is a God-given privilege and, folks, the time is short.

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