Showing posts with label school chinese new year silk painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label school chinese new year silk painting. Show all posts

Wednesday, 30 March 2011

One World Craft Activity

What can I say! The Ellenbrook Community Primary School year 4s were amazing yesterday as I led the silk painted workshop for One World Week.

30 young people, fully engaged all day, produced some stunning drop-flags to hang on their bedroom doors.

I am looking forward to going back tomorrow to deliver a mask making and t-shirt painting session inspired by the animals of the rainforest!

Monday, 28 March 2011

Busy Busy Bee

That, apparently, is the definition of my name 'Debbie' - busy as a bee.  Well, I cannot deny there is a certain similarity.

I am currently preparing for a silk painting workshop at Ellenbrook School in Worsley, tomorrow.

Thankfully the internet is up and running again so I can also finish the research for the rainforest masks and t-shirt painting on Thursday!

I just love working here, at the studio! The fog has settled into a pretty mist, encompassing White Nancy and I am listening to Norah Jones as I prepare my lesson.

I think I may just make myself a ginger and honey herbal tea...

Tuesday, 1 February 2011

Mosaic, silk painting, eco art, painting, life drawing....

Oh what to plan first? I'm so excited about planning a range of courses and workshops but need to organise the studio first. Just got another desk put in because it was quite clear that the desk I had was not big enough...or should that be that my stuff is too big for a single desk!

Getting organised - the first advert is going in Bollington Live - so looking forward to teaching my first sessions here.

Laters...

:-)

Monday, 31 January 2011

Happy Chinese New Year - Kung Hei Fat Choy!

What a long day! Well, all that preparation was justified. 58 happy children, 1 satisfied Head and several satisfied teaching and support staff.

I would normally deliver a silk painting workshop over two afternoons or at the very least one day to give the outline time to dry properly but we managed to do two full workshops between 9 am and 3 pm.

I was really impressed with the work the children did - lots of rabbits, dragons and horses today!

I am certainly going to add it to my range of courses on offer at Adelphi Mill Studio.

Til Next time...:-)