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Art can help students handle the challenges that come with school life. Between classes, deadlines, and social pressures, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Creating something whether it’s a drawing, a short video, or a song, gives the mind a break from constant thinking. It lets students focus on one thing at a time, which can bring a sense of calm and clarity. What Counts as Art Art isn’t just about painting or drawing. It can be photography, cooking, theater, music, or even digital design....

There’s a special moment when a paintbrush touches paper. For many seniors, color feels easier than words. A blue wash can mean a calm morning. A yellow circle can mean a happy kitchen. Art gives them a simple way to share feelings and stories - no pressure, no grades, just expression. Color also unlocks memories. A red square might remind someone of holiday dinners. A green stripe might bring back a backyard tree. When seniors pick a color or place a line, they make a choice that says, “This...

By Avni Sriram, Founder, Art from Heart A small, seasonal card can brighten a quiet afternoon. These five ideas are quick for students and clubs, need only basic supplies, and are easy to mail. 1) Leaf Rubbing Postcard Supplies:  White cardstock, real leaves, crayons or colored pencils, tape. How-to:  Tape a leaf vein-side up to the table, place cardstock on top, and rub gently with the side of a crayon to reveal the leaf pattern. Add a short note on the back. Tip:  Use high-contrast colors...