The film features interviews with conservators, curators, and other specialists, and is packed with exciting new information.

This documentary combines original high-definition footage of the artist's native Milan and the Habsburg palaces of Vienna and Prague with images of Arcimboldo's work as a court painter, designer of festivals, and chronicler of the natural world.

Donna Hugh, an art teacher, demonstrates how easy it is to produce beautiful and satisfying works of art using simple, inexpensive materials. Each lesson is complete in itself, and the lessons may be used in any order.

Now available on DVD, these videos take your students into the studio for an over-the-shoulder look at the various skills and techniques demonstrated by professional artists and craftspersons. All DVDs are approximately 30 minutes long.

Why read a book to learn how to create art when you can watch and learn from the pros? Now on DVD, this series offers an amazing selection of video workshops that are guaranteed to intrigue and inspire.

This DVD introduces students to professionals who have chosen careers in the arts and related fields. 29 minutes.

Peggy Flores shows students how to make castles from cardboard and paper rolls, as well as from clay. She creates towers, turrets, parapets, and even a moat and drawbridge. Paint and colored pencil are used to decorate the castles and create the illusion of texture. 24 minutes.

Art educator Peggy Flores shows a variety of different art forms that rely on indigenous materials. She then demonstrates variations using readily available art materials, including crayons, paint, markers, and pencil.

In this DVD, Peggy Flores introduces kaleidoscopes and mirror imaging. She also discusses how to create geometric images that can be flipped and repeated to simulate the mirrored kaleidoscope image. 30 minutes.

In this DVD art educator Peggy Flores demonstrates discusses a variety of crayons, such as wax, plastic, erasable, metallic, and glitter, then demonstrates related applications. 29 minutes.

This is a comprehensive instructional series that teaches drawing techniques from the most basic shapes to advanced concepts such as landscapes, portraits, and perspective. The series features easy-to-follow lessons and valuable techniques. Grades K-8.

A full-color illustrated introduction to the lives and art of major artists developed especially for young students. Each DVD and companion book analyzes the reproductions of key master works, and children learn new ways to observe and think about art.

Art educator Peggy Flores examines the element of color and demonstrates how to create different styles of color wheels. Through a selection of student work, several color wheel schemes are explored using simple classroom materials. DVD. 20 minutes.

This DVD inspires students to create innovative sculptures. Art educator Peggy Flores demonstrates how to sculpt small gargoyles from clay and other materials. Grades K-8. 21 minutes.

Peggy Flores demonstrates how to use discarded boxes, paper tubes, plastic containers, egg cartons, and other cast-off materials to make amusing little animals and figures. Students of all ages will achieve amazing results with this multi-level activity.

Based on the popular poster series, each DVD offers a fast-paced overview of important works and characteristics of 24 important art styles from the 1100s to the present. DVDs are intended for grades 7 and up.

Peggy Flores shows simple methods for making books with simple stitch binding, as well as accordion books and pop-up books. Designing colorful covers for the books is part of this project, which produces functional books for a variety of uses.

This DVD demonstrates how simple combinations of lines, shapes, and colors can trick the eye - "moving lines," shapes that "pop out," color variations, and interlocking designs. Line, shape, space, and color are also discussed. Presented by Peggy Flores.

Peggy Flores explains and demonstrates relief printing by using a variety of materials which are glued onto cardboard, painted, and inked. Flores also carves images on vinyl blocks, which she then prints. Simple printing tools are used and explained.

Tessellations are designs featuring animals, birds, or inanimate objects, which fill a space, without overlapping, to form a pattern. The 27-minute DVD breaks down the mystery of creating tessellations into simple steps.

Art educator Peggy Flores explains the nature of tissue paper, then shows what materials are needed to turn it into artwork. DVD. 23 minutes.

These titles introduce early elementary students to important art concepts using colorful computer animation, art reproductions, and clear narration by an appealing cast of youngsters. These DVDs are tailored for children K-4th grade.

Each of these DVDs presents a lighthearted, intelligent, and appealing introduction to one of the world's greatest artists in the style of Mike Venezia's award-winning children's books. Praised by Booklist, School Library Journal, and Video Librarian.

It's a great big, art-filled world out there, and this DVD provides a brief overview of some exciting, fulfilling careers in art. Taking a number of everyday items, such as a toy, this DVD explores the role the artist played in its conception and design.

In this revealing documentary, patron, collector, and curator Dominique de Menil hangs the 1973 exhibition "Inside the Sight," in conversation with Max Ernst, the 20th century Surrealist artist. Directed by John and Francois de Menil. DVD. 59 minutes.

You've always wanted to draw but you thought you had to be born with talent. It's not true! Transform your skills from rank beginner to accomplished artist with this series of DVDs from acclaimed artist Sandra Angelo.

In these DVDs, artist and educator Tina Cintron demonstrates a variety of watercolor techniques for the classroom.

Narration is simple, direct, and stimulating. It's also brilliantly photographed and easy to follow. An informative teacher's guide includes suggested activities and a vocabulary list.

Narration is simple, direct, and stimulating. It's also brilliantly photographed and easy to follow. An informative teacher's guide includes suggested activities and a vocabulary list.

This series introduces young students to the world's greatest paintings and teaches visual concepts such as realism and abstraction, warm and cool colors, and compostion. Includes a total of 6 programs on 3 DVDs.

This series introduces young students to the world's greatest paintings and teaches visual concepts such as realism and abstraction, warm and cool colors, and compostion. Includes 6 programs on 3 videos.

History truly comes alive! This interdisciplinary program invites questions and further exploration into the nooks and crannies of our historical past. Available as a 4-part DVD with a teacher's guide.