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So, you want to create your own pack of (balloon) dogs with your students? Look no further than this quick-print sculpture resource. Laminate, gather your tools and jump right on in. Basic instructions are noted right on each student’s coil guide. All they have to do is roll their coils to size, lay them out, scratch and slip to attach where indicated, and assemble the parts! Tips and tricks for balancing the drying parts are included. After they’re dry, add finishing touches with your choice of medium.
View and discuss images art by balloon artists such as Jeff Koons, Brett Kern, and Masayoshi Matsumoto to get kids excited about creating. You can extend this lesson by inflating and twisting actual balloon dogs together, creating balloon drawings or collages!
We used real kiln fire clay, but feel free to try it out with air dry clay, Crayola Model Magic, polymer clay, or other substrate of your choosing.
What’s included?
11 page ready-to-use Google Slide presentation
PDF printer-friendly instructions
PDF clay coil guide
Vocabulary list
Supply list
Helpful tips & tricks
Student examples featured in slide images
Suggested Supplies
PDF clay coil guide
Clay
Slip or water
1 wire tool (for teacher only)
Slab mat
Needle tool or wooden stylus
Paper towels
Sharpie marker
Trays
Glaze OR paint
Why Teachers Love It
Classroom tested, some nuances apply!
Succinct instructions
Printable guides for student use
Adaptable for a wide age range
Terms & Use
By making this purchase, you acknowledge that the contents are the exclusive property of Studio Art Club and are licensed for your individual classroom or personal use only. The copyright and associated rights for all contents within this product, including written and video instructions, photographs, designs, matrices, and files, remains with me.
You may:
Use this product with your own classroom students, or for your own personal use
Purchase additional licenses at a discounted rate for other teachers
You may not:
Claim ownership of this work as your own
Modify the files in any manner
Remove copyright notices, logos, or watermarks
Repost any of this product’s contents on your own website, blog or social media
Resell or giveaway this product on its own, or in a bundle of other resources
Make or share copies with others
For more, follow along on Instagram at @studioart.club
Instagram posts featuring this idea and guide:
Key Words: art, lesson, project, dog art, Jeff Koons, printable guide, elementary art, ceramic dog, clay project for kids, art lessons, clay balloon dog, clay
So, you want to create your own pack of (balloon) dogs with your students? Look no further than this quick-print sculpture resource. Laminate, gather your tools and jump right on in. Basic instructions are noted right on each student’s coil guide. All they have to do is roll their coils to size, lay them out, scratch and slip to attach where indicated, and assemble the parts! Tips and tricks for balancing the drying parts are included. After they’re dry, add finishing touches with your choice of medium.
View and discuss images art by balloon artists such as Jeff Koons, Brett Kern, and Masayoshi Matsumoto to get kids excited about creating. You can extend this lesson by inflating and twisting actual balloon dogs together, creating balloon drawings or collages!
We used real kiln fire clay, but feel free to try it out with air dry clay, Crayola Model Magic, polymer clay, or other substrate of your choosing.
What’s included?
11 page ready-to-use Google Slide presentation
PDF printer-friendly instructions
PDF clay coil guide
Vocabulary list
Supply list
Helpful tips & tricks
Student examples featured in slide images
Suggested Supplies
PDF clay coil guide
Clay
Slip or water
1 wire tool (for teacher only)
Slab mat
Needle tool or wooden stylus
Paper towels
Sharpie marker
Trays
Glaze OR paint
Why Teachers Love It
Classroom tested, some nuances apply!
Succinct instructions
Printable guides for student use
Adaptable for a wide age range
Terms & Use
By making this purchase, you acknowledge that the contents are the exclusive property of Studio Art Club and are licensed for your individual classroom or personal use only. The copyright and associated rights for all contents within this product, including written and video instructions, photographs, designs, matrices, and files, remains with me.
You may:
Use this product with your own classroom students, or for your own personal use
Purchase additional licenses at a discounted rate for other teachers
You may not:
Claim ownership of this work as your own
Modify the files in any manner
Remove copyright notices, logos, or watermarks
Repost any of this product’s contents on your own website, blog or social media
Resell or giveaway this product on its own, or in a bundle of other resources
Make or share copies with others
For more, follow along on Instagram at @studioart.club
Instagram posts featuring this idea and guide:
Key Words: art, lesson, project, dog art, Jeff Koons, printable guide, elementary art, ceramic dog, clay project for kids, art lessons, clay balloon dog, clay
