Collection of children's illustrated writing assignments spread out on a surface, each accompanied by broken crayons. Drawings include a cat, a snow globe, a tree, and various other colorful scenes. Photo credit at bottom: Diane Magras; project by Kris Barr Paquette
Educators! If you'd like to use #BrokenCrayon writing and/or art exercises in your classrooms, you can get inspiration from:
debbieohi.com/resources/re... #EduSky
Illustration of a joyous child jump out of a broken red-orange crayon. The pieces of the real-life have been arranged on a white background, with the little girl leaping out of the broken bit toward an illustration of an open book below. Art is done in a rough orange line that looks like a crayon drawing. Artwork by Debbie Ridpath Ohi.
You never know what will come out of a #BrokenCrayon.
#Uplift #FoundObjectArt
Collection of children's illustrated writing assignments spread out on a surface, each accompanied by broken crayons. Drawings include a cat, a snow globe, a tree, and various other colorful scenes. Photo credit at bottom: Diane Magras; project by Kris Barr Paquette
Educators! If you'd like to use #BrokenCrayon writing and/or art exercises in your classrooms, you can get inspiration from:
debbieohi.com/resources/re... #EduSky
Sketchbook drawing of a person with closed eyes, surrounded by green vines and leaves. The illustration is done in black and green crayon, with a broken green Crayola crayon placed at the bottom of the page, as if the drawing is emerging from it. Artwork by Debbie Ridpath Ohi. Ask ChatGPT
You never know what will come out of a #BrokenCrayon.
#Uplift #FoundObjectArt
Collection of children's illustrated writing assignments spread out on a surface, each accompanied by broken crayons. Drawings include a cat, a snow globe, a tree, and various other colorful scenes. Photo credit at bottom: Diane Magras; project by Kris Barr Paquette
Educators! If you'd like to use #BrokenCrayon writing and/or art exercises in your classrooms, you can get inspiration from:
debbieohi.com/resources/re... #EduSky
Illustration showing a broken Crayola cerulean crayon at the bottom, with blue and turquoise crayon drawings emerging in a swirling stream above the broken part. The drawings include a girl holding a fragrant bowl, a cat, a man in a top hat, flowers, and other abstract shapes. The word "CERULEAN" is written in the center of the stream. Artwork is signed by Debbie Ridpath Ohi.
You never know what will come out of a #BrokenCrayon.
#Uplift #FoundObjectArt
Collection of children's illustrated writing assignments spread out on a surface, each accompanied by broken crayons. Drawings include a cat, a snow globe, a tree, and various other colorful scenes. Photo credit at bottom: Diane Magras; project by Kris Barr Paquette
Educators! If you'd like to use #BrokenCrayon writing and/or art exercises in your classrooms, you can get inspiration from:
debbieohi.com/resources/re... #EduSky
Cartoon ninja drawn in black and red appears to be doing a flying kick that has split a black crayon in two. The broken crayon pieces are positioned to look like they were kicked apart. Artwork by Debbie Ridpath Ohi, credited at the bottom.
You never know what will come out of a #BrokenCrayon.
#Uplift #FoundObjectArt
A real-life broken yellow crayon is arranged to look as if white-yellow light is flowing from it into a bowl held by a sketched girl. The girl is drawn in grayscale, while the crayon and specks are in color. Illustration by Debbie Ridpath Ohi.
You never know what will come out of #BrokenCrayon.
#Uplift #FoundObjectArt
Two halves of a broken yellow crayon are arranged on a blue background to form the legs of a drawn yellow duckling. The rest of the duckling—its body, wings, feet, head, eyes, and beak—is illustrated in yellow crayon lines. The drawing is by Debbie Ridpath Ohi, with her website noted along the left side.
You never know what will come out of a #BrokenCrayon.
#Uplift #FoundObjectArt
Light blue broken crayon arranged in an L-shape, with a drawing of a girl floating on her back in a blue puddle. The illustration is integrated with the crayon mark, and the crayon label reads “periwinkle / florecita azul claro / pervenche.” Artwork is signed “D. Ohi.”
You never know what will come out of a #BrokenCrayon.
#Uplift #FoundObjectArt
Drawing of a joyful child running through a sprinkler, with the water illustrated using a broken blue GIOTTO crayon placed at the top of the page. The crayon’s scribbles extend downward as water sprays, integrating with the ink drawing of the child in blue shorts.
You never know what will come out of a #BrokenCrayon.
#Uplift #FoundObjectArt
OHI0752_BrokenCrayon_RedOrangeSlide A broken red-orange crayon is positioned so that the two pieces form a slide for a drawn girl, who appears to be climb up out of the broken bit. At the bottom of one angled piece, a drawn boy with wind-blown hair and glasses is shown laughing with arms raised as he slides down the crayon slide. The crayon label reads “red orange.” Illustration and photo by Debbie Ridpath Ohi.
You never know what will come out of a #BrokenCrayon.
A mixed-media illustration of a fried egg in a pan, where the yolk and part of the egg white appear to be drawn with two real crayons—"unmellow yellow" and orange—placed on top of the illustration to resemble yolk coloring. Art by Debbie Ridpath Ohi.
You never know what will come out of a broken crayon.
#FoundObjectArt #BrokenCrayon
Found object art featuring a beaver crawling out of a broken brown crayon. The beaver is drawn in loose digital brown lines. The crayon is a real-life brown Crayola crayon, with the color name showing as "beaver." Art by Debbie Ridpath Ohi.
You never know what will come out of a broken crayon.
#BrokenCrayon #FoundObjectArt #Beavers #KidLitArt
A playful Halloween-themed illustration by Debbie Ridpath Ohi, featuring a whimsical orange cat perched atop a glowing Jack-o’-lantern. The scene emerges from an orange broken crayon positioned so that it looks as if the drawing is coming out of the broken part of the crayon, with mystical swirls surrounding the pumpkin.
You never know what will come out of a broken crayon.
Happy Halloween, all!
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