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@globalartkatipunan
iceofspades:
I used to be the block head (in some fashion) in college, but this is ridiculous!
Hahaha, I made a cube toy of myself while at work last Monday. :D This is one of the craft projects we have our kids do at Global Art when they want a break from coloring/drawing. (:
iceofspades:
Every time our students come in, they always see these taped onto the white board - the Global Art Katipunan teachers! L-R: Teacher Tracy, Teacher Ely, Teacher Carl, Teacher Tasha, Teacher Jen, Teacher Hannah and Teacher Isa. Yet to be colored: Teacher Mayu, Teacher Lorra, and Teacher Elbert!
Before Saturday, this is all the students ever see of me since I hadn’t been coming in for a while so a lot of the kids often ask why my drawing has ears. When I finally came in, they asked again and I said I’d come in next Saturday looking exactly like my drawing, probably sans the loud red hair. (I need a redye soon.)
Anyhow, these drawings are one of the extra activities we let our students do - Color a Teacher! Hahaha. (: At first it was just Teacher Carl, but then we ended up drawing all the teachers! Teacher Ely sometimes drew some of the students if they wanted their own caricatures. (:
We've got a new craft for you to enjoy here at Global Art Katipunan. Give our Buffoon Pen Holder a try!
Global Art held a Thank You Mommy! Mother's Day Exhibit at SM North EDSA (The Block) last May 8, Sunday, to celebrate and appreciate the most wonderful women in our lives.
The free drawing and coloring trial table was always jam-packed as children (and some parents) were excited to try out Global Art's oil pastels and coloring techniques.
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Global Art held a Thank You Mommy! Mother's Day Exhibit at SM North EDSA (The Block) last May 8, Sunday, to celebrate and appreciate the most wonderful women in our lives.
Free activities were being offered throughout the day for whoever wanted to take part in the event. There was face painting, origami folding and free drawing and coloring trials.
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For more photos of the event, please VISIT and LIKE our Facebook Page.
Global Art held a Thank You Mommy! Mother's Day Exhibit at SM North EDSA (The Block) last May 8, Sunday, to celebrate and appreciate the most wonderful women in our lives.
Everyone was invited to join in the free activities and to take a look at the artworks done by current Global Art students.
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For more photos of the event, please VISIT and LIKE our Facebook Page.
Global Art held a Thank You Mommy! Mother's Day Exhibit at SM North EDSA (The Block) last May 8, Sunday, to celebrate and appreciate the most wonderful women in our lives.
Some students brought their entire family, especially mommy, to surprise her with special Mother's Day artworks put on display.
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For more photos of the event, please VISIT and LIKE our Facebook Page.
Global Art held a Thank You Mommy! Mother's Day Exhibit at SM North EDSA (The Block) last May 8, Sunday, to celebrate and appreciate the most wonderful women in our lives.
Students from participating centers visited to join in the fun.
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For more photos of the event, please VISIT and LIKE our Facebook Page.
Join us for a fun-filled day as we celebrate Mothers Day with an exhibit of our students' artworks, dedicated to our moms, on Sunday, May 8 at SM North EDSA, The Block. We'll also be having fun art activities like face painting, origami making, and photo booths for everyone! See you there!
From janettetoral:
Learned how to sketch and draw yesterday at Global Art Katipunan. Decided to enroll in their Advanced Level for Teens and Adults to learn more about drawing, sketching, painting, & illustration.
Happy to learned about coloring too. Looks like my summer will be interesting.
Clement Beauvais' beautiful and moving short film to raise awareness about safe drinking water, and to bring people to sign a petition to be handed to the French president during the 6th World Water Forum.
Six Thinking Pencils is a project by Iceland-based interactive media group Gagarin, based on Edward de Bono's creative thinking method "Six Thinking Hats." The method is designed to encourage innovative thinking through a systematic thinking process that considers various modes of thought. As Gagarin's site explains it:
Gagarin has applied the method to pencils for a more practical brainstorm meeting method. The pencils are colour coded and each colour stands for a certain direction of thinking. Each participant selects one pencil and then approaches the discussion with a mindset matching the pencil's colour. By switching pencils the participants systematically redirect their thoughts on the subject. This ensures that the group thinks together in a focused manner.
WHITE . INFORMATION Data, facts, information known or needed. YELLOW . BENEFITS Benets. Why something may work. RED . FEELINGS Feelings, hunches, gut instinct and intuition. BLACK . CRITIC Potential problems. Why something may not work. GREEN . CREATIVITY Creativity, possibilities, alternatives,solutions and new ideas. BLUE . OVERVIEW Managing the thinking process, focus, next steps and action plans.
Smile - Praying for Japan Through Art
Japanese artist Takehiko Inoue offers a series of art pieces as a visual prayer for those affected by the recent earthquake / tsunami in Japan. Our hearts also go out to all, and pray for their safety and recovery.
Takehiko Inoue is best known as the creator of the popular manga series Slam Dunk.
Ken Robinson's mind-opening talk on "Changing Educational Paradigms" is presented in a fun, animated style by RSAnimate. It's wonderfully engaging, both the talk and the animation, and deserves to be seen by everyone!
"The idea or the faculty of imagination serves as both rudder and bridle to the senses, inasmuch as the thing imagined moves the sense."
Leonardo da Vinci
"Standing still is the fastest way of moving backwards in a rapidly changing world. Imagination is the highest kite one can fly."
Lauren Bacall
