Frida Kahlo
Discover the colorful, expressive world of one of Mexico’s most celebrated artists with the Frida Kahlo My Artist Box. Through four hands-on art projects, kids and teens will explore Kahlo’s life, distinctive self-portraits, vibrant colors, and powerful visual storytelling. A kid-friendly biography introduces important moments from her life and shows how she used art to express her identity, emotions, and experiences.
This Frida Kahlo art kit for kids combines art history, step-by-step instruction, and plenty of room for personal expression. Young artists will experiment with watercolor, clay, metallic foil, textured paste, collage, origami, and more as they create artwork inspired by Kahlo’s paintings and iconic home. With specialty art supplies included, it is a creative choice for homeschool art lessons, after-school activities, and family art time.
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Congress of People for Peace Reproduction
Kids will explore texture and contrast as they create a striking tree inspired by Frida Kahlo's Congress of People for Peace. Metallic foil and handmade textured paste bring dimension to the artwork, while a smooth watercolor background creates contrast. A sun, moon, shimmering fruit, and imaginative details complete this colorful mixed-media project.Login to Watch Video
Self-Portrait with Bonito Shadowbox
Inspired by Kahlo's love of self-portraiture, this layered shadow box transforms a painted portrait into a vibrant three-dimensional work of art. Young artists will combine watercolor painting, colorful flowers, tropical leaves, and a bold border to create a piece filled with color, depth, and personality.Login to Watch Video
Portrait Painting Technique
In this step-by-step portrait painting lesson, kids will learn how to draw facial features and create a self-portrait. A white-crayon resist technique adds pattern and texture to the painted background, while tissue-paper flowers offer a playful nod to Kahlo's signature style. Young artists are encouraged to personalize their portraits and celebrate what makes them unique.Login to Watch Video
La Casa Azul Diorama
Frida Kahlo was born, lived, worked, and later died in La Casa Azul—The Blue House—now one of Mexico City's most recognizable cultural landmarks. Kids will build their own three-dimensional version of this iconic home using watercolor, modeling clay, origami, and mixed-media details. This imaginative diorama brings together art, architecture, and history in one memorable final project.Login to Watch Video
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