My Creativity Blog

Welcome back to My Creativity Blog! My goal in writing this blog is to inspire you! Let me know through comments or email how I’m doing. Thanks for visiting! ~TerryHi! Some of you may have been wondering where I have been for the last month and a half since I have not been updating the [...]

Ever find a book you did not know you had? I was cleaning out my bookcase when I ran across an old book titled, Creative Teaching in Art.  I have no idea where this book came from.  It may have been given to me by someone when I started writing my creativity blog. I must [...]

The other day I was called to substitute for an Art teacher. YEAH!  I wrote a little bit about it the other day when I talked about the Reynolds High School Art Show and Auction.  I was asked to teach about blind contour drawing.
I was excited because I love doing blind contour drawing. I love [...]

Hi Everybody!
I am excited about a couple of new creative ventures I am working on. First of all I have started a new blog. It is Art For Homeschool.
Art for Homeschool is a website devoted to helping parents give their children art instruction through various ways.  You will probably notice that I have placed links to some [...]

When I taught Art in public school, I started the first day of the year by giving my students a “Creativity Test”.  There was nothing fancy about the test. It was a piece of paper with several rectangles, circles and triangles on the page. I got the idea to do this when I went to [...]

Shorewood High School has given the world an example of having fun with creativity. The school is in Shoreline, Washington.  The students in this school spent two and a half weeks making a video that has skyrocketed on the scene. The video has already been viewed over 790,000 times.
I heard about the school and video the other day on Rachael Ray’s [...]

I read an article the other day titled The Importance of Art Trips in Art Education. You can read it if you click on the title in the previous sentence.  The point of the article by Sarah Curtis is that students need to be exposed to art. They need to see the real thing.  Seeing [...]