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Enjoy Fun Summer Art with this Seashore Video Course

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Are you looking for some fun summer art activities?

This Seashore Video Art course from Chalk Pastels is a great way to enjoy creative family fun. It’s the perfect addition to your summer routine to keep the kids entertained while creating delightful pieces of art.

You can enjoy it all summer long or save it for the week before or after your beach trip.

Summer Fun Art with Chalk Pastels

{This post contains affiliate links. You can read my full disclosure. I offered my honest opinion in exchange for this video course because I was eager to use it. Our family has enjoyed the chalk pastel lessons from You are an Artist for years and I am excited to share our latest experience with you.}

Summer Fun Art with Chalk Pastels

I was thrilled that one of my favorite art websites, You Are An Artist, released a Seashore Video Art Course. This 9-lesson video art course was the perfect way to spend our post-vacation re-entry week.

You know what I mean by post-vacation re-entry week, right?

It is that first week at home after a vacation. Everyone must adjust to reality again and mom has about fifteen loads of laundry to do.

Yeah. Re-entry week. We needed something new and fun for our week, so we completed one of the seashore art lessons each morning that week. And it worked.

There were smiles on re-entry week.

Seashore Chalk Pastel Video Art Course.

Seashore Video Art Course: What’s Included?

Your purchase of the 9-lesson Seashore Video Art Course includes:

  • Step-by-step instructions
  • Techniques for beginners and more advanced artists
  • Independent learning for older students
  • Option to join You ARE an Artist Facebook group for sharing artwork and asking questions.

Your nine lessons include guided instruction so that your little artists can draw:

  • Starfish
  • Sand Castle
  • Sea Turtle
  • Crab
  • Clown Fish
  • Sand Bucket
  • Jellyfish
  • Night Shark
  • Undersea World (see ours below)
Our Seashore chalk Pastel Video Art Course creations.

Seashore Video Art Course: What do I need?

There isn’t a whole lot you will have to purchase to get started. Other than the chalk pastels, you have everything else you need.

  • White copy paper and/or construction paper
  • Chalk pastels (we love this brand. look for SOFT pastels.)
  • Paper Towels or wet wipes (for hand wiping)
  • Laptop, Ipad, or TV to watch the videos
  • OPTIONAL: Pastel Paper. We decided to use this for one final product for each child. After completing all 9 lessons, each child can redraw their favorite one on the paper meant for pastels.
Ready to begin our Seashore Video Art Chalk Pastel Course.

Our family has a few more lessons and we will finish this set of videos. My kids agree that the Seashore Video Lessons have been their favorite so far.

I have enjoyed them as well and in my opinion, mom should always participate. I have no special drawing or artistic ability but I enjoy these lessons alongside my kids every time.

Summer Art Ideas

Seashore Art Video Lesson: Overview and Tips Video

You can see how we store our final products and hear a few tips about this particular set of lessons on this Facebook Live Video:

I share our homeschooling experiences regularly on Facebook, I’d love to have you join me over there!

Like Nana always reminds me, “You are an Artist”.

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Our family had a great time with this July 4th chalk pastel firework art.
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  1. Hello, hello from Nana at chalkpastel.com ! Thank you for all your kind words about our video art tutorials! We work very hard to make our lessons fun and interesting…your artists are some of our very best and their paintings are wonderful! Please keep sending photos of their work for us to see, and always remember that they are ALL artists! ❤️Nana

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