are you looking for a fun and educational art project to celebrate martin luther king jr. day? look no further! in this article, we'll guide you through the process of drawing 'i have a dream' in block letters. this project is perfect for kids who love to draw and want to learn more about the history of civil rights.
art supplies you'll need
before we get started, let's gather the necessary art supplies. here's a list of what you'll need:
- pencil and eraser
- sharpie (or any other drawing tool)
- paper (marker paper is recommended)
- markers for coloring (bianyo markers are a great choice)
- colored pencils (prismacolor colored pencils are also a good option)
if you need more information about these supplies, visit our art supply page. you can also check out our amazon art supply store for a curated selection of art supplies.
step-by-step guide to drawing 'i have a dream'
now that you have your supplies, let's dive into the drawing process. follow these steps to create your own 'i have a dream' block letter art:
step 1: sketch the words
start by writing the word 'have' in the middle of your paper using a pencil. this will act as a guideline for the block letters. next, write the letters 'i' and 'a' on either side of 'have'. remember, you can erase and adjust your pencil lines as needed.
step 2: draw the block letters
using your sharpie or drawing tool, trace over the pencil lines to create bold block letters. make sure to leave enough space between the letters for coloring and decorations.
step 3: add decorations
now it's time to get creative! challenge your little artists to add extra decorations around the words. you can use markers, colored pencils, or even glitter to make your art piece stand out.
step 4: color your artwork
finally, it's time to color your 'i have a dream' block letter art. use your markers and colored pencils to add vibrant colors to your drawing. don't forget to share your artwork with us on facebook or instagram.
conclusion
drawing 'i have a dream' in block letters is a fun and educational art project that kids can enjoy while learning about the history of civil rights. gather your art supplies, follow our step-by-step guide, and let your creativity shine! don't forget to check out our youtube channel for more art tutorials and inspiration.
additional resources
if you're looking for more educational resources, check out these links:
- meet the math facts: addition song
- top study gadgets to boost your exam performance
- learning the pl-blend with a fun song
happy drawing!
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