Afternoon Art Club at Home with Goulburn Regional Art Gallery
Collage and Drawing with Sally O’Neill
Give your catalogues a new lease on life in the fun activity everyone can try at home.
Presented as part of a very special partnership between STA and Goulburn Regional Art Gallery.
We recommend you watch the whole video before you get started.
You will need:
- Catalogues or newspaper
- Paper
- Drawing materials
- Scissors
- Glue stick
Share the fun – Send us a pic – tag us on social media @southerntablelandsarts – or use #StaKids #GoulburnRegionalArtGallery
Collage
- Look through your catalogues and newspapers for an image that has been cropped. The best ones for this activity are the photos where things are missing like bodies limbs and heads!
- Cut out your chosen image. Cut as close to the shape as you. Ask and Adult to help if you need it.
- Paste your image in the middle of your paper.
Drawing
- Use a pencil to draw the missing parts around the cropped images. You can be as imaginative as you want here. For example you could choose to draw a horse body onto the horse head OR use your imagination to create a new crazy animal!
Colour your drawing
- Use markers, textas and/or coloured pencils to add colour.
TIP: When using coloured pencil, leave some areas light and build layers in other areas to create different tones for a 3d effect.
Send us a pic – tag us @southerntablelandsarts – or use #StaKids #GoulburnRegionalArtGallery
Want More?
- Repeat the actitivy over and over with different images. try using more than one image in a work for something more challenging.
- Set up a device overhead and take a time-lapse video of the process.
- Write a short story based on your creation. Create an audio recording of a reading.
About
Afternoon Art Club is a nine week program of creative fun and learning. Each term, projects are designed to develop children’s skills to express ideas through making, encourage enjoyment in the process of creating and to develop and refine art making skills. A variety of projects are worked on and designed in response to the interests of the class and may include drawing, painting, printmaking, photography, sculpture, performance and new media.
We will be celebrating the end of year with a small celebration in our Afternoon Art Club groups in the final week of the year. We will have some fun Christmas inspired art and craft and music to enjoy.
Bookings for this program are made directly with the Gallery.
About Sally O’Neill
Sally has worked at Goulburn Regional Art Gallery as Education Officer since November 2013. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from UNSW Art & Design and has completed formal studies in Education and Nursing. Combining her passions of visual arts and teaching, Sally has found her niche developing and delivering an ambitious Education Program to the Goulburn community. Sally’s work covers young people of all ages – Afternoon Art Club, Art Teenies, school holiday workshops as well as a host of tailored programs for schools. Sally works collaboratively with artists and brings contemporary art to the young people of Goulburn with sensitivity and flair. She also maintains her own artistic practice and exhibits locally. Her interests include painting, drawing, collage and sewing. Check out Sally’s Mural What a Cowtasrophe in Crookwell. Sally also has murals all over Goulburn in schools and at the PCYC.
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