Today I want to draw a fire horse for Lunar New Year. This will drawing will show lots Chinese traditions celebrating Lunar New Year. We'll draw our horse next to a cozy fire, red banners for good luck, and fire works to ward off bad luck. There are so many traditions within this tradition that there was no way to cover them all! How do you celebrate Lunar New Year?

Today I want to draw pictures of the technology that US presidents have used to communicate. We'll draw a timeline with a newspaper, a radio, a television, a computer, and a smart phone. I'll share which presidents favored each piece of technology throughout history. When we draw the TV, we'll draw YOU on TV as president!

Today we'll draw a picture of you with someone who cares about you. We'll add details that show how you know when someone cares about you, like their smile and the activities you do together. Happy Valentine's Day!

Today I want to draw a rocket in outer space. I'll tell you about Dr. Mae C. Jemison, the first Black woman in space! Today's picture will have a rocket, planets, and a lot of artistic choices.

Let's draw the Great Barrier Reef! Today we'll visit the coast of Australia and draw some of the many creatures of the Pacific. I'll guide you through drawing a few types of coral, a turtle, a whale, and more. Today's picture will be very colorful!

Today we use our imaginations to draw a symbolic map of Harriet Tubman's Underground Railroad. We draw a north star, a road, and some symbols of institutions that may have served as safe places to hide as she guided others to freedom in the North.

Today artists draw 5 things they can see out their windows (or follow along with me if you don't have a window). In my case, I see a tree, a bird, my neighbor's house and more! Sometimes if you're feeling stressed or anxious, it helps to notice 5 things you can see. Try it with me today!

Today we're drawing a groundhog and learning about the legend of Groundhog's Day. Did you know groundhogs like to dig burrows with lots of doors? We'll draw a groundhog, their tunnels, and the artist gets to decide if the groundhog sees his shadow.

Today we draw a family of four snow people. Artists get to decide how big or small the snow people are, what types of objects they'll use for arms and smiles, and what kinds of objects they'll hold. I'll also share some stories of snowman history. Did you know they've been around for 1000s of years?

Today we'll draw a self portrait. It's not just a picture of how you look, it's also a picture of how you feel, and all of the things that make you feel like yourself. We'll use our imagination to reflect on what makes each of us special.