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ABOUT THIS COURSE
This course is about the properties of white color, decorative and applied techniques of visual art and, of course, about fairy tales. We will draw fairy-tale plots, fairy-tale characters, already known and fictitious (we will come up with their images right during the lesson).
We will learn about the color white:
– that it may be brighter than it seems,
– that it best reflects neighboring colors
– how it interacts with other colors
– that it gives brightness and sonority to the work, adds “air” to the composition
– how with the help of white accents you can detail the work and generally improve it.
Each work is a finished masterpiece!
Participation in the course will open up new knowledge about the color white, which most have not even thought about, teach new arts and crafts techniques, and develop imagination.
The course is conducted interactively, through the video call program Zoom. It consists of 9 lessons, conducted weekly from 12 October to 7 December 2023.
Time of Lessons:
- Each Thursday, 5:00pm – 6:30pm Queensland time (UTC/GMT+10) (+1 hour in Sydney, Canberra and Melbourne)
ONE ADDITIONAL ZOOM LESSON
If you have doubts whether this format is suitable for your child, you can try a free introductory Zoom lesson on the topic of the course.
We will draw the Snow Princess on a white A3 sheet with watercolors and colored pencils.
Read the details on the event page, as well as on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ksenia_khamkova/.
FOR WHOM THIS COURSE
This course is great for older kids. The recommended age is from 8-10 to 16 years, but since the format is family-based, this means that other family members can participate for free, without feedback. It turns out that the course is for all artists over this age in your family, without any age limit ?
KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS
We will learn about the properties of white color.
We will create in a variety of arts and crafts techniques.
We will develop imagination.
MATERIALS FOR THIS COURSE
– 8 sheets of white dense paper or cardboard of A3 format (4 of which are watercolor)
– 4 dense white sheets of A4 format (2 – with a flat surface, 2 – watercolor)
– thin white printer paper of A4 format, white thin paper napkins or handkerchiefs – several sheets
– a small piece, no more than 7x7cm of black paper
– scissors, pencil glue
– a small piece of Blu-Tack
– a lead pencil, an eraser
– black capillary pen, thin, preferably waterproof (waterproof)
– a white marker with paint inside (paint marker) 1mm thick (preferably 2 identical markers, in reserve, but one may be enough)
– colored soft pencils
– watercolor paints
– white acrylic paint
– soft round brushes of different sizes
– one thick brush with stiff bristles or a small sponge
– palette, water in a jar, paper and wet wipes, hair dryer – this should always be at hand
HOW TO START LEARNING
Add this Zoom course to your profile
To get started, simply add this course to your profile by pressing the button “ADD COURSE” or “ADD TO CART (ENTIRE COURSE)”. You will need to pay for a subscription for the duration of the Zoom course, if the course is paid.
The added course will appear in your profile and menu item “My Fairy Bird >> My Courses”, where all the courses to which you are subscribed will be collected for your convenience. Clicking on a course will take you to the course page.
To pay for an occasional attendance, use the button “ADD TO CART (OCCASIONAL ATTENDANCE)” in the bottom of the page.
Join a Zoom session at the right time, as per the timetable
Once the Zoom course has been added to your profile, simply navigate to the course content page using the “Curriculum” tab at the top of this page, or click on the “Start Course” button.
The course content page will contain a link to the Zoom session.
A link to the Zoom session will also be sent to your email address straight after completing a payment for the course (or occasional attendance).
