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20 Must-Follow Art Teacher Blogs

What would we do as art teachers without the internet? The amount of amazingly creative resources is just staggering.

I’ve been working on reinvigorating my Facebook page (click here to check it out!), and the fantastic art teacher blogs from across the internet make it easy to find amazing lessons to share. I have dozens, probably hundreds, of art-related blogs in my Feedly reader, and I scroll through and share from there.

Art Education Blogs

Here are 20 of my favorite, must-follow blogs from the list!

21 Must-Follow Art Teacher Blogs

What is your favorite art education blog? Do you have an art education blog? Share it in the comments, so I can add it to my reader!

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  6. Audrey

    I love this list. Fits perfectly on my “Art Education Blogs” board. I pinned it so I can check them all out. Love to see what others are doing in the field.

    I teach art outside the public school system and blog about our projects, personal development ideas, and local arts at ArtwithMsAudrey.com.

    Thanks for the great list!

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  13. Susan Jones

    I will just say that some of my favorite blogs have gone to pay for play. I understand how valuable this intellectual property is, so I can’t blame these amazing art teachers. However, it changes the collaborative nature of teaching, and I’m always disappointed to see these lessons for sale.

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    • Cindy, The Art Curator for Kids

      I understand how you feel, but it’s a lot of work to do a blog with a lot of costs for hosting, e-mail lists, etc. Some people do this as their job and can’t afford to work for free. There is still a lot of free content we all offer, but when it comes to making PowerPoints, worksheets, etc, it’s a big job to do without compensation.

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  19. Susan Alleyne-Forde

    I have a developing blog called “Art Pulse!”on art education. It caters specifically to the Caribbean student! I’m inspired by the more established ones. Thanks for keeping us all informed!

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  27. Amber M Landers

    Wow! Thank you so much for compiling this list of blogs. I am an art teacher in Ohio and have been curious about digital opportunities. I really liked the blog iPad for Art room. Do you have any suggestions on how/ where I could go to get these types of resources for my art room? Seeing how ipads and apple pencils are very expensive do you know how other schools have gone about this in order to purchase such expensive materials in larger quantities at a lower rate?

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  28. Debby

    Hello! Do you have an article or any tips for staring an art teacher blog? During this lovely time I want to actually put up my lessons and stuff somewhere on the web to have as a “portfolio” for my teaching work and to help others. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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  29. Ken Patterson

    Yes, I do have an art education blog — https://ukendoart.blogspot.com — and I am an art docent volunteer teaching art to primarily 5th-graders. I also teach seniors at a Senior University in Tacoma, WA and do art in a memory unit for dementia patients. I am truly passionate about the subject and have been blogging about it for the past year. Thanks in advance for including me and my blog in your list!

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