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Pixpa’s List of Top Art Scholarships for Students

Pixpa’s list of 30+ top art scholarships for students in Literary Arts, Performing Arts, Visual Arts, etc.

Looking for a science competition to challenge your students that also helps improve the common good? Check out the Clean Tech Competition!

There are many unique and creative ways for you to help your teens learn.

A kneaded eraser is the only eraser that you can play with like silly putty!

Interior Design is not considered a STEM career, but it does rely on some Science, Technology, Engineering and Math.

Joanna Duka, co-owner of Brush & Nib in Phoenix, Arizona, is a homeschool graduate and talented calligrapher.

A STEM lesson is a type of project-based learning that focuses on solving real-world problems.

Do you like warm colors or cool colors? Colors affect people in very different ways according to age, gender, background, and climate.

A simple skill such as sewing can offer so many wonderful benefits to your teen.

Christy Tortland is a talented and creative illustrator. Her inspiration? Fantasy, folklore, science fiction, and mythology.

Many educators propose adding an “A” (for Art) to the STEM acronym.

Make time not only for regular structured art lessons, but also for some free, expressive drawing, which has been shown to reduce stress and anxiety.

For those who are new to Japanese anime, the best introduction may be watching an anime movie.

DesignEvo is an online logo maker for creating professional quality logos.

If humans are the product of natural processes, we should not be surprised that statues can be as well.

Genesis Art Quest is a year-long homeschool art curriculum.

Drawing is always a fun and easy high school credit.

A homeschool elective course outline and an overview of the wide range of graphic design courses available.

One of the ways we can learn about different cultures is by studying the stories that they tell.

A broad understanding of the arts helps students to better understand the world around them.

The relationship between words and their meaning is a fascinating one for language lovers.

This is a drawing I did this month of the character Eamon from a movie called Sing Street.