Screen Prints Inspired by Shepard Fairey

By Paula Briggs

Enjoy these examples of Propaganda Art screen prints made by teenagers. Find out how to make the screen prints without the need for expensive screens, so that even a whole class could make screen prints at the same time.

Love your World

We Want Cooperative Freedom

You Do You

Let Me Do Art My Way

Art

Arm Us With Brushes

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From Bones and Body to Structure and Form – by Melissa Pierce Murray

#BeACreativeProducer Workshop with Primary-Aged Children

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Fruit-Inspired Clay Tiles

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Year 4 at Riverside Primary School, North Shields
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Pathway: Exploring Still Life

This is featured in the 'Explore Still Life' pathway

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talking points: Flemish and Dutch Still Life Painters

A Vase with Flowers Artist: Jacob Vosmaer (Dutch, Delft ca. 1584–1641 Delft) Date: probably 1613 Medium: Oil on wood Dimensions: 33 1/2 x 24 5/8 in. (85.1 x 62.5 cm) Classification: Paintings Credit Line: Purchase, 1871

Fruit Pinch Pot Project

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Year 3, Sutton Valence Prep School
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Beginning with Bones

Dancing Bones

Exploring Primary Colours and Progressing from Powder Paint to Gouache and Acrylic

Animating Old Books

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The AccessArt Village and How a Small Idea can be Big

See how primary school pupils responded to the AccessArt Village in Mansfield Central Library

This was a very special day for Sheila Ceccarelli from AccessArt, as she got to meet and work with sixty, year five pupils from Berry Hill Primary School in Mansfield Central Library, with colleagues from Inspire Arts Service, who had previously facilitated the development of the AccessArt Village across Nottinghamshire.

Making an Ink and Wax Village with Pupils in Mansfield

This was a very special day for Sheila Ceccarelli from AccessArt, as she got to meet and work with sixty, year five pupils from Berry Hill Primary School in Mansfield Central Library, with colleagues from Inspire Arts Service, who had previously facilitated the development of the AccessArt Village across Nottinghamshire.

Day of the Dead Skulls

One Material: Sea Sculptures from Plastic Bottles

Exploring the Sculptural Possibilities of Plastic Milk Bottles

Working with Ink

Magnets and Forces

Two and Four Legged Creatures

The Opposite of Light

Snowflakes