Introduce students to the vibrant world of contemporary artist Romero Britto with this engaging, step-by-step art history worksheet packet designed for upper-elementary and middle-school art classrooms. This resource helps students learn about Britto’s life, artistic style, and creative process while guiding them through hands-on activities that build both art knowledge and practical skills.
Students begin by exploring the artist through a biography, videos, and visual examples. They then complete a variety of activities—including coloring pages, pattern practice, and art analysis—before planning and creating their own artwork inspired by Britto’s bold use of simplification, color, and pattern.
The worksheets are flexible and easy to use as mini-lessons, sub plans, enrichment activities, or independent practice, making this a versatile addition to any art curriculum.
What’s Included
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Artist biography information sheet with visual examples
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Instruction sheet and additional resource links
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Three coloring sheets based on Britto’s well-known artworks
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Dog “Divide and Color” worksheet
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Pattern and Principles of Design information and practice sheets
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Grid pattern practice activity
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Art analysis worksheet for Spotlight Mickey
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Step-by-step dog drawing guides (two levels)
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Dog oil pastel and watercolor project
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Final marker project
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Student reflection sheet
Bonus
All analysis worksheets include answer keys with sample student responses.
Skills & Concepts Covered
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Understanding an artist’s style and process
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Color schemes and bold color application
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Simplification and stylization in art
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Pattern and emphasis
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Art analysis and visual literacy
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Creative planning and final project development
Ways to Use This Resource
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Introduce students to a contemporary artist
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Support an art history or artist study unit
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Use as early finisher work or sub plans
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Provide structured mini-lessons
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Guide students toward creating their own inspired artwork
This workbook combines art history, creative practice, and critical thinking in a student-friendly format, making it an essential resource for building both artistic skills and appreciation.
