signed up for all the 3 workshops conducted in April... as teaching moves online, this series of workshop is a god-sent!!!
facilitated by Nicola Choo, the awesome teacher who successfully taught me how to draw back in 2012 when i was a super beginning art-teacher-in-training and whose technique i am still using to encourage my kiddos to start their drawing practice on... if Ms 糖 can draw, so can they.... heee...
side track abit - *i'm a proud cher*
2nd April
Guiding independent and Collaborative Art-Making online
today's instructor, local dye artist Crystal Lee
lucky me received this free art kit by being one of the first 30 to sign up for the workshop... else i would have to scramble for my own materials so as to explore alongside the artist...
cotton in turmeric and linen in green tea
(from bottom up) evolution of a blob to a cherry blossom... 😂😂😂
had fun exploring dye but it's a messy messy kind of art creation that requires many many materials - not my kind of lesson but the group discussion on google slides, especially the "i need help" red button function is totally the 仙丹 that i was looking for to up my art teaching using tech... 😍😍😍
9th April
Extending Learning Beyond the Virtual Classroom
today's instructor, local artist Berny Tan
my creation during the workshop over a list of instruction such as:underline words that represent the story characters
circle words that represent actions
colour all the 'O's
cross out and join the first letter of the 7th word in each line
block out negative words
create a rule and use a material of choice - i used silver & gold nail polish to dot all the 3 / 4 letter words in the 1st & 4th paragraph of a given text
it was really interesting to see that although all participants were following the same set of rules, our master pieces were all different... this is such an interesting lesson that i will definitely try it out with my kiddos...
16th April
received the free art kit for today's peace (mindfulness) painting but decided to use my own art materials for the activities instead... =)
really quite therapeutic to be just painting strokes....
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