Fill your page with leaves festooned with elaborate patterns and textures.

Draw flowers from the top to the bottom of the roots, as though the full plan was visible through the dirt.

Trick the eye and draw a 3-D Heart Optical Illusion.

Our fishy friend looks a little worried when we draw a cat to keep him company! Students will also learn about the relationship between predator and prey.

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a watermelon slice with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a twisty marshmallow with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a turtle with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a toaster pastry with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a piece of smiley toast with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a taco with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a swirl lollipop with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a sushi roll with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a stack of pancakes with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a squirrel with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a s'more with just a bit of polymer clay!

Bend, stretch, and mold a pumpkin out of polymer clay.

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a slice of pizza with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make peas in a pod with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make an ice cream cone with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a hot dog with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a mug of hot chocolate with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a hippo with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a hen with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a hamburger with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a bunch of grapes with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a goldfish cracker with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a giraffe with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make an elephant with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a fried egg with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a dumpling with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a drumstick with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a donut with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a cupcake with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make an ear of corn with just a bit of polymer clay!

Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a banana with just a bit of polymer clay!

Have you ever heard the sound of a steel tongue drum? Detroit musician Demetrius Thomas demonstrates this beautiful instrument which he uses to explore otherworldly and unplugged sonic environments.

Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) gallery teacher Andrea Del Rio   discusses "Firefly: Portrait of the Artist with Cosmic Bubble" by American sculptor Jim Pallas.

Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) gallery teacher Andrea Del Rio  discusses "Happy World" by Ik-Joong Kang.

Have you ever heard the sound of a steel tongue drum? Detroit musician Demetrius Thomas demonstrates this beautiful instrument which he uses to explore otherworldly and unplugged sonic environments.

Build your own magnetic doodle board and become DIY smARTer with this attractive, MAGnificent activity that combines science & art.

Use oil and food coloring to create beautiful, symmetrical works of art and explore density at the same time!

Get into the swing of things with this simple pendulum art activity! Combine the scientific concepts of a pendulum with art patterns to create art masterpieces.

Imagine taking a 2-Dimensional drawing and animating it to create your very own movie while you build a zoetrope! Follow along with Mister C and put your artwork into motion. Literally!

Express yourself! Learn to create convincing facial expressions and how to convey a range of emotions.

Create an entirely different type of self-portrait!

Discover the amazing art of Alma Thomas and make your own abstract, color field drawing.

Explore how to use shading techniques to draw a lollipop that looks real enough to eat!

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