A City of Artists – Drawing with Cindy Lozito

Описание: In this video, Philly-based illustrator Cindy Lozito walks you through designing your own original character inspired by your observations of the world around you. Using colorful markers, you’ll bring your character to life with expressive details and a personality all their own.

This video is part of A City of Artists, a community engagement project created by the Teen Programs department at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, which invites teens to explore their creativity through small-format art projects. Whether you’re a student, educator, or just curious — grab some inspiration and get making!

Philly educators — want to be part of the exhibition?
If you’d like your students’ work included in the Summer 2026 Teen Exhibition: A Future of Artists at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, email us to receive a free postcard kit:
[email protected]. A Future of Artists is inspired by the American Art exhibition A Nation of Artists, opening April 12th at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Are you an educator outside of Philly?
Email us to receive the official postcard template to print for your students. Once complete, scan and send your students’ finished work to [email protected] to be featured in our digital gallery on the Philadelphia Museum of Art website.

Learn more: philamuseum.org/teens


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