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Masterpiece Society

Hey there — I’m Alisha, and I want to help you nurture creativity & bring the JOY of art into your homeschool.

As an artist and veteran homeschool mom of three, I want to provide you with the tools to instill a love of art and creativity in your kids – even in the midst of your crazy, busy life. Sign up today to access our FREE Bluebird sample lesson, our monthly creativity prompts, & more!

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Why should your child copy art?

Why Should Your Child Copy Art? As an artist and art teacher, I can’t tell you how many times I’ve had moms question me about copying artwork. The Masterpiece Society has even been accused of being nothing more than “paint-by-numbers” projects because we offer templates for kids who aren’t confident in their drawing skills. (Whatev!) 🙄🤣 Some moms think their children shouldn’t copy, but should instead have an open-ended art project that should be ALL about the child expressing him- or...

about 1 year ago • 3 min read

Hey friend! Visiting art museums with children doesn’t have to be stressful! These tips can help you reduce the stress and actually enjoy an art museum visit together! Exploring art museums with children can be a wonderful way to expose them to great works of art; these visits allow them to experience art in a way that simply can’t be mimicked elsewhere. That said, art museums also tend to be a no running, no touching, and soft speaking experience — you know, all the things that don’t exactly...

over 1 year ago • 1 min read

Ultimate Gift Guide for Artsy Teens! Are you looking for some fun, fresh gift ideas for your artsy teen? Then, honey, have I got the list for you! In fact, many of these items are things I want for myself even though my teenage years are looong gone! If your aspiring artist is like me, then good, old-fashioned art supplies will thrill and delight him or her. If that’s the case, I’ve compiled a mega list of art supplies here. But if you want gifts that inspire and encourage creativity, then...

over 1 year ago • 1 min read