School Holidays Painting Workshop - Manga Style Portrait

School Holidays Painting Workshop: Manga Style Portrait Drawing


Fairy Bird Art Studio

Fairy Bird Art Studio

10 to 16 years     3 hours Class size 7 to 10 guests     $50

Brisbane
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Art
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Painting
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Kid Friendly
In this creative painting class, your child delves into the vibrant world of manga art, learning how to capture the essence of this beloved style in a portrait that reflects the inner spirit rather than mere external features. We'll discover the symbolism of manga and how to infuse it into your artwork to truly bring it to life.
  • Learn about the features of manga and how to draw a portrait in this unique style.
  • Understand the symbolism behind manga art and how to apply it to your child's creations.
Your child will be working with specialised materials that will help you bring your vision to life on the paper.
Immerse children in the transformative experience of creating manga-inspired art, and take home a self-portrait that captures the essence of the manga style with your child's personal touch.

Knowledge required
For everyone
 
What you'll get
A3 original self-portrait artwork on paper + smaller black & white manga-style portraits
 
What to bring
All materials included in the price.
 
Suitable for

Suitable for kids from 10 to 16 years old.

An adult must accompany any attending kids. The adult may observe at the class for free.

Location

Cleveland, QLD

Exact location is masked for privacy. You'll automatically get the specific address after booking.

School Holidays Painting Workshop - Manga Style Portrait location
Your teacher

Fairy Bird Art Studio
Fairy Bird Art Studio


As a Visual Arts Teacher, I have been providing lessons for children in Brisbane and Sydney since 2014.
Being educated in Visual Arts (7 years in Visual Arts School and 6 years in University) and having work experience in Graphic Design and Illustration, I decided to change my career in 2014 and to dedicate myself to developing children’s creativity and visual arts skills.
I believe that academic knowledge is very important in visual arts as a basis.
If you have basis, a field for experiments can be enormous. As a basement is important for the house, as roots are important for a tree, or as wings are important for a bird, the strong basis is important for any artist.
Even if you plan to make a career as an abstract artist, for inner confidence in yourself, for acknowledgement of the true artist in yourself, knowledge of basis is truly essential. Take a look, for instance, at early art works of Kandinsky, Malevich, Mondrian and other founders of abstract art – they all had a strong academic school, and only thereafter, years later, they had come to simple forms and colours, that was their non-simple way. When you pass this path by yourself, from basics to finding your own style, only then you can feel yourself professional.
Lessons are delivered in the system, from simple to complex, but, at the same time, with fun and on interesting to children topics. Each lesson – peculiar challenge to children. I believe that only getting to know something new each time and overcoming difficulties, it is possible to make the true breakthrough in anything. The same is true for visual arts. I see that this is a thing that is truly working.
It is often in the beginning of the lesson, when I am telling which project we are planning to do today, I hear puzzled exclamations of children like “Is THIS what we will be doing? But how will we cope with this?” Nevertheless, we bring complex but interesting projects into life and students results is what steadily inspire.
2024-11-15 15:00:00
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