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This month's theme for Make Art For Others workshop is CONNECTION – an exchange between one another with the power to strengthen the moment, inspire change, and build trust.
At Social Studio we connect through creativity! In this workshop we will make activity sheets for kids to be distributed by Baltimore Hunger Project. Baltimore Hunger Project is dedicated to eliminating the growing problem of weekend childhood hunger by feeding bodies and minds.
Elaina Dance, the Community-Based Partnerships Liaison, will lead participants in this community service activity. The activity is FREE with the option to contribute to the Social Studio Pay It Forward Fund.
MINDFULNESS MONDAY
#mindfulnessmonday
#wellbeing
#happiness
#artisessential
#creativeprocess
#findyourjoy
#creativeprocesssayings
Hair self-portraits!! This project started with the video “The women are coming” - a slide show of women world leaders. After a little research, the kids made a list of leadership characteristics. They used collage and a black/white photo of themselves along with drawing and design work to create a self portrait representing their own traits of leadership through the hair - a traditional feature of femininity. #internationalwomensday2019
By M. age 12.
This work stand on it’s own. I’ll describe the project in another post.
More 🌈 zebras!
Rainbow zebras 🌈
Today Kids in 3D Design learned the story of the Nike FlyEase - a shoe with no hands necessary closure - inspired by a kid with limited dexterity because he has Cerebral Palsy. Each student came with a problem to solve with a shoe and designed a prototype with paper and tape!
Inspired by Matisse’s cut-outs of figures, the kids made their own poses, determined shapes and made paper drawings.
Observational painting - fresh flowers thanks to @crimsoncloverfloral 💐
Spring symmetry!
Long day? Make long drawings!!! We turned these into moving pictures with a box and paper towel tubes.
More masks! The second has a phone!
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