Summer School Holiday Program - Age 6~15 (Full Day, 9am~3pm)
Summer School Holiday Program - Age 6~15 (Full Day, 9am~3pm)
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Address: Prince Gallery Art School, Shop 3, 260 Victoria Rd, Gladesville, NSW 2111
As the summer school holidays approach, we are thrilled to announce that our Summer School Holiday Art Program is now open for bookings! We invite your children to join us at Prince Gallery Art School for a series of fun-filled art classes designed to explore creativity and make new friends.
Booking: Secure your child's seat now as spaces are limited to 15 students per day! Book online at Prince Gallery School Holiday Program.
Program Highlights:
Creative Exploration: Kids and teens will delve into the artistic world, experimenting with various techniques, styles, and mediums while fostering their creative expression.
Expert Guidance: Our experienced tutors, all holding Working with Children Checks, are excited to support each student's artistic journey. Our students have proudly been finalists and winners of prestigious Australian art prizes like the Young Archie and the Mosman Youth Art Prize.
Inclusive Environment: We offer tailored classes for Kids and Teens Groups, ensuring personalized attention suited to their skill level.
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Program Details:
Dates: Running throughout the school holidays. Choose from one or multiple days to suit your schedule.
Fees: Include professional coaching, all art materials, and a nutritious morning tea. Students should bring their lunch boxes and drinks.
Daily Schedule: Full day from 9am to 3pm.
Special Offers:
1.Discounts Available: Utilize your NSW Creative Kids Voucher for additional savings or enjoy a multi-child discount for families. Enter your voucher number during checkout and complete the payment online, we will refund you when you check in at the day.
2.Refund Policy: We understand plans can change. Cancellations made at least 3 days in advance are eligible for a refund (minus a 4% processing fee) or a full-value Gift Card.
Drop-off/Pick-up: Drop-off at 8:55 AM and pick-up at 2:55 PM.
Free Parking:
Shop front on Victoria Road (2 hours free parking 10AM~3PM, Mon~Fri).
Side street parking and Gerard Lane at the rear of the building.
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Summer Program Schedule:
Date: Monday, 13/1/2025. "Surrealism Day"
Time: 9:00AM to 3:00PM
Location: Shop 3, 260 Victoria Road, Gladesville, NSW 2111
Schedule:
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8:55 AM - 9:00 AM: Drop-off
Please arrive on time to ensure a smooth start to the day. -
9:00 AM - 9:30 AM: Welcome and Orientation
Greeting, self-introductions, and a tour of the facilities. -
9:30 AM: Morning Session starts
René Magritte Son of Man Self Portrait (The Son of Man, 1964)
Dive into the dreamlike world of Surrealism! Create a self-portrait inspired by René Magritte’s The Son of Man, blending reality and imagination while expressing your unique style. Using this inspiration, you’ll transform your hopes and dreams for the upcoming school year into abstract and meaningful works of art.
Steps to Create Your Artwork:
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Sketch the Horizon and Figure
- Start by sketching the background horizon lines.
- Outline a figure similar to the reference or adjust it based on the child's preferred style or gender.
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Add the Fruit
- Sketch a fruit over the face, choosing either an apple like in the artwork or your favorite fruit for a personal touch.
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Paint Your Masterpiece
- Begin painting the background.
- Move on to painting the figure.
- Finish by painting the fruit to complete your surreal composition.
Let your imagination soar as you bring your surreal self-portrait to life!
Art Materials Needed:
- Acrylic Paint: For vibrant and dynamic colors.
- Acrylic Paint Paper: Ideal for handling acrylic paints without warping.
- Lead Pencils: For initial sketching and outlining.
- Erasers: To refine and perfect your sketches before painting.
These materials will help you create a stunning and imaginative artwork!
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10:30 AM - 10:40 AM: Recess
A short break with provided snacks and drinks (allergy-friendly: no nuts, no eggs, no gluten). -
10:40 AM - 11:40 AM: Finishing Touches
Completing the artwork, focusing on final details and color adjustments. -
11:40 AM - 12:40 PM: Lunch Break & Watch movie
Please bring your own lunch box. A time to relax and socialize. -
12:40 PM: After Session Starts
Surrealism Workshop: Dreams for the Upcoming School Year
Materials Needed:
Colored Pencils,Drawing Paper,Printer Paper/Scrap Paper,Lead Pencils,Erasers
Workshop Plan
Circle Time & Meditation
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- Gather in a circle after lunch to create a calm and focused environment.
- Lead a short meditation session, encouraging the children to reflect on their hopes and dreams for the upcoming school year.
Introduction to Surrealism
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- Explain the concept of surrealism as blending reality and imagination.
- Share examples of surrealist art to inspire creativity.
Automatic Drawing Activity
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- Begin with an automatic drawing exercise on scrap paper.
- Encourage free-flowing, spontaneous sketches without overthinking.
Abstract Representation of Dreams
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- Guide the children to draft a representation of their hopes and dreams in an abstract way.
- They can depict these ideas symbolically or directly, depending on their preference.
Final Artwork
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- Transfer their drafts onto proper drawing paper.
- Refine their sketches and color them in with colored pencils to complete the piece.
Goal of the Workshop
To help children explore their inner thoughts and express their aspirations creatively through surrealist art, while introducing them to new artistic techniques and ideas.
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1:40 PM - 1:50 PM: Break
A quick break to stretch and refresh before the final session. -
1:50 PM - 2:50 PM: Finishing Touches
Completing the artwork, focusing on final details and color adjustments. -
2:50 PM - 3:00 PM: Clean Up and Pick-up
Students will pack their artworks. Reminder: No parking in front of the school after 3PM.
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Date: Tue, 14/1/2025. "Cute Animal Day"
Time: 9:00AM to 3:00PM
Location: Shop 3, 260 Victoria Road, Gladesville, NSW 2111
Schedule:
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8:55 AM - 9:00 AM: Drop-off
Please arrive on time to ensure a smooth start to the day. -
9:00 AM - 9:30 AM: Welcome and Orientation
Greeting, self-introductions, and a tour of the facilities. - 9:30 AM: Morning Session starts
Cute Koala Charcoal Art
Materials Needed:
Charcoal: For bold, expressive drawings.
Charcoal Paper: Suitable for working with charcoal.
Lead Pencils: For initial sketching.
Erasers: For refining and detailing.
Activity Plan
Charcoal Koala Drawing
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- Start by sketching the outline of a koala with lead pencils.
- Use charcoal to add depth, texture, and detail, bringing the koala to life on paper.
Workshop Theme
If you’re an animal lover, this day is for you! Create a heartwarming charcoal drawing of a koala and explore watercolor techniques to capture the beauty of humpback whales. Celebrate the wonder of Australia’s wildlife while learning essential art fundamentals and techniques.
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10:30 AM - 10:40 AM: Recess
A short break with provided snacks and drinks (allergy-friendly: no nuts, no eggs, no gluten). -
10:40 AM - 11:40 AM: Finishing Touches
Completing the artwork, focusing on final details and color adjustments. -
11:40 AM - 12:40 PM: Lunch Break & Watch movie
Please bring your own lunch box. A time to relax and socialize. -
12:40 PM: After Session Starts
Humpback Whale Summer Migration Watercolour
Materials Needed:
Watercolor Paint: For creating fluid, vibrant artwork.
Watercolor Paper: Sturdy and textured for handling water-based paint.
Lead Pencils: For sketching outlines.
Erasers: For refining and correcting sketches.
Activity Plan
Sketch the Whales
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- Begin by sketching the outline of humpback whales using lead pencils.
- Include details like the whales' graceful curves and flowing fins, and consider adding an oceanic background.
Paint with Watercolor
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- Use watercolor paints to bring the whales to life, blending blues, grays, and whites to create the natural tones of the ocean and the whales.
- Experiment with layering and water techniques to depict movement and depth in the water.
Workshop Theme
Celebrate the beauty of Australia’s humpback whales during their summer migration! Through watercolor art, capture the grace and majesty of these incredible creatures while developing your painting skills.
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1:40 PM - 1:50 PM: Break
A quick break to stretch and refresh before the final session. -
1:50 PM - 2:50 PM: Finishing Touches
Completing the artwork, focusing on final details and color adjustments. -
2:50 PM - 3:00 PM: Clean Up and Pick-up
Students will pack their artworks. Reminder: No parking in front of the school after 3PM.
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Date: Wed, 15/1/2025. "Getting Crafty Day"
Time: 9:00AM to 3:00PM
Location: Shop 3, 260 Victoria Road, Gladesville, NSW 2111
Schedule:
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8:55 AM - 9:00 AM: Drop-off
Please arrive on time to ensure a smooth start to the day. -
9:00 AM - 9:30 AM: Welcome and Orientation
Greeting, self-introductions, and a tour of the facilities. - 9:30 AM: Morning Session starts
Koi Fish Scratch Art
Materials Needed:
Scratchboards: For creating colorful, textured art.
Scrap Paper: For practice sketches.
Various Scratching Materials: Different tools to etch patterns and details.
Lead Pencils: For sketching drafts and light outlines.
Activity Plan
Sketch Practice on Scrap Paper
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- Begin by sketching koi fish on scrap paper to get comfortable with their shape, patterns, and flow.
Light Sketch on Scratchboard
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- Lightly transfer the fish design onto the scratchboard, ensuring a clear guide for etching.
Scratch Out the Design
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- Use various sized scratching tools to etch intricate details of the koi fish, revealing vibrant colors and patterns beneath.
Workshop Theme
Get your hands busy and your creativity flowing! Design intricate koi fish through scratch art, uncovering vibrant colors and textures.
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10:30 AM - 10:40 AM: Recess
A short break with provided snacks and drinks (allergy-friendly: no nuts, no eggs, no gluten). -
10:40 AM - 11:40 AM: Finishing Touches
Completing the artwork, focusing on final details and color adjustments. -
11:40 AM - 12:40 PM: Lunch Break & Watch movie
Please bring your own lunch box. A time to relax and socialize. -
12:40 PM: After Session Starts
Fan Painting: Tranquil Pond Scenes
Materials Needed:
Fans: Blank fans ready for painting.
Watercolor Paint: To create delicate and serene designs.
Lead Pencils: For sketching outlines.
Erasers: For refining and correcting sketches.
Activity Plan
Practice Sketch on Scrap Paper
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- Begin by sketching a pond scene on scrap paper.
- Include elements like lily pads, koi fish, water ripples, or lotus flowers to get comfortable with the composition.
Light Sketch on the Fan
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- Transfer the pond design lightly onto the fan with a pencil, keeping lines soft and minimal to guide painting.
Paint the Pond Scene
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- Use watercolor paints to bring the pond to life on the fan.
- Blend soft blues and greens for water, adding touches of color for flowers, fish, or other details.
Workshop Theme
Immerse yourself in the peaceful art of fan painting! Create a tranquil pond scene using watercolors, blending gentle hues and intricate details to transform a simple fan into a stunning piece of art. Celebrate the beauty of nature while learning new painting techniques.
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1:40 PM - 1:50 PM: Break
A quick break to stretch and refresh before the final session. -
1:50 PM - 2:50 PM: Finishing Touches
Completing the artwork, focusing on final details and color adjustments. -
2:50 PM - 3:00 PM: Clean Up and Pick-up
Students will pack their artworks. Reminder: No parking in front of the school after 3PM.
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Date: Mon, 20/1/2025. "Modern Art Day"
Time: 9:00AM to 3:00PM
Location: Shop 3, 260 Victoria Road, Gladesville, NSW 2111
Schedule:
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8:55 AM - 9:00 AM: Drop-off
Please arrive on time to ensure a smooth start to the day. -
9:00 AM - 9:30 AM: Welcome and Orientation
Greeting, self-introductions, and a tour of the facilities. - 9:30 AM: Morning Session starts
Gustav Klimt’s Tree of Life Workshop
Materials Needed:
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- Acrylic Paint Paper/Canvases (if available from the sand painting class)
- Metallic Paint (for shimmering, golden highlights)
- Acrylic Paint (for vibrant and detailed artwork)
- Lead Pencils (for sketching)
- Erasers (for refining designs)
Activity Plan:
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Sketch the Composition
- Sketch the woman in the foreground and swirling branches of the Tree of Life in the background.
- Encourage creativity with the flow of the swirls, allowing each child to interpret the tree in their own style.
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Design the Cloak Patterns
- Divide the woman’s cloak into sections or fields.
- Provide printed examples of potential patterns (e.g., spirals, flowers, mosaics) for inspiration, allowing children to choose or create their own designs.
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Paint in Layers
- Paint the background first, focusing on the swirling branches and sky.
- Next, paint the woman, carefully adding details to her form.
- Finally, add the chosen patterns to the cloak to make the designs pop with bold colors.
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Add Metallic Highlights
- Use metallic paint to highlight the swirls and other elements of the tree.
- Create a shimmering effect to mimic Klimt’s signature golden touch.
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Workshop Theme:
Celebrate the beauty and innovation of modern art! Reimagine Gustav Klimt’s Tree of Life using metallic paints and intricate patterns. Learn techniques that emphasize shape, form, and texture while exploring the dazzling possibilities of contemporary creativity.
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10:30 AM - 10:40 AM: Recess
A short break with provided snacks and drinks (allergy-friendly: no nuts, no eggs, no gluten). -
10:40 AM - 11:40 AM: Finishing Touches
Completing the artwork, focusing on final details and color adjustments. -
11:40 AM - 12:40 PM: Lunch Break & Watch movie
Please bring your own lunch box. A time to relax and socialize. -
12:40 PM: After Session Starts
Salvador Dalí’s Class on Shape
Materials Needed:
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- Colored Pencils
- Drawing Paper
- Lead Pencils
- Erasers
Activity Plan:
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Introduction to Shape and Form
- Discuss the concepts of shape and form in art, using Salvador Dalí’s surreal works as inspiration.
- Highlight how Dalí used unconventional shapes to challenge reality and imagination.
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Sketch the Composition
- Sketch the background and a melting clock, encouraging creativity in how the clock interacts with its surroundings.
- Provide guidance on proportions and placement while keeping the process relaxed.
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Color the Background and Clock
- Begin with coloring the background to establish the overall mood of the piece.
- Add colors to the clock, focusing on smooth gradients to suggest the melting effect.
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Focus on Shadows and Details
- Carefully color shadows to enhance depth and realism.
- Support students individually to ensure they feel confident and don’t stress about achieving perfect realism, encouraging creative expression instead.
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Workshop Theme:
Celebrate the beauty and innovation of modern art by exploring Salvador Dalí’s surreal shapes. Create vibrant drawings of melting clocks while learning techniques that emphasize shape, form, and the boundless possibilities of artistic imagination.
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1:40 PM - 1:50 PM: Break
A quick break to stretch and refresh before the final session. -
1:50 PM - 2:50 PM: Finishing Touches
Completing the artwork, focusing on final details and color adjustments. -
2:50 PM - 3:00 PM: Clean Up and Pick-up
Students will pack their artworks. Reminder: No parking in front of the school after 3PM.
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Date: Tue, 21/1/2025 "Contemporary Art Day"
Time: 9:00AM to 3:00PM
Location: Shop 3, 260 Victoria Road, Gladesville, NSW 2111
Schedule:
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8:55 AM - 9:00 AM: Drop-off
Please arrive on time to ensure a smooth start to the day. -
9:00 AM - 9:30 AM: Welcome and Orientation
Greeting, self-introductions, and a tour of the facilities. - 9:30 AM: Morning Session starts
Warhol-Style Diptych Workshop (Inspired by Marilyn Diptych, 1962)
Materials Needed:
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- Acrylic Paint
- Acrylic Paint Paper
- Lead Pencils
- Erasers
- Charcoal
- Baking Paper
Activity Plan:
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Sketch the Outline
- Sketch Marilyn Monroe’s outline on half of one acrylic paint paper using a lead pencil.
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Create the Impression Print
- Place a sheet of baking paper over the sketch and trace the outline with pencil.
- Flip the baking paper over, apply charcoal to the back of the traced outline, and position it onto another side of the paper.
- Press gently to transfer the charcoal impression onto the page.
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Paint with Contrasting Colors
- Paint the first half of the diptych with one set of secondary colors.
- Use a contrasting set of secondary colors for the other half, creating a bold and vibrant effect.
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Workshop Theme:
Discover the bold and vibrant world of contemporary art! Channel Andy Warhol’s pop art magic by creating a colorful diptych inspired by his 1962 Marilyn Diptych. Explore the fun of impression prints, striking secondary colors, and the creative freedom of breaking the rules in art. Let your creativity run wild!
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10:30 AM - 10:40 AM: Recess
A short break with provided snacks and drinks (allergy-friendly: no nuts, no eggs, no gluten). -
10:40 AM - 11:40 AM: Finishing Touches
Completing the artwork, focusing on final details and color adjustments. -
11:40 AM - 12:40 PM: Lunch Break & Watch movie
Please bring your own lunch box. A time to relax and socialize. -
12:40 PM: After Session Starts
Banksy Stencil Artmaking Workshop (Inspired by Self-Portrait, 2000)
Materials Needed:
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- Acrylic Paint
- Acrylic Paint Paper
- Sharpies
- Scrap Paper
- Lead Pencils
- Erasers
- Mylar Plastic
- Baking Paper
- Exacto Knives and Mats (for teacher use only)
Activity Plan:
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Sketch a Funny Pose
- Students sketch themselves in a humorous or exaggerated pose on scrap paper.
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Create the Stencil Design
- Trace the sketch onto mylar plastic, adjusting it to proper stencil form (ensuring separate parts are connected).
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Cutting the Stencil
- During a break, teachers and assistants carefully cut out the stencils using exacto knives and mats.
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Stencil Painting
- After the break, students use their stencils to paint a dark-colored base layer.
- Apply a lighter color on top to create a shadow effect.
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Add a Runny Paint Splotch
- Spread a splotch of runny paint over the face area for a dramatic, street-art-inspired effect.
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Personalize with Funny Details
- Once the artwork is dry, students add a funny face, animal, or emoji over the splotch using paint, pencil, or sharpie.
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Keep the Stencil
- Students take home their custom stencil as a keepsake from the workshop.
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Workshop Theme:
Discover the bold and vibrant world of contemporary art! Unleash your inner street artist with Banksy-inspired stencil techniques. This day is all about breaking the rules, embracing bold prints, striking colors, and letting your creativity run wild.
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1:40 PM - 1:50 PM: Break
A quick break to stretch and refresh before the final session. -
1:50 PM - 2:50 PM: Finishing Touches
Completing the artwork, focusing on final details and color adjustments. -
2:50 PM - 3:00 PM: Clean Up and Pick-up
Students will pack their artworks. Reminder: No parking in front of the school after 3PM.
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Date: Wed, 22/1/2025. "Summer Fun Day"
Time: 9:00AM to 3:00PM
Location: Shop 3, 260 Victoria Road, Gladesville, NSW 2111
Schedule:
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8:55 AM - 9:00 AM: Drop-off
Please arrive on time to ensure a smooth start to the day. -
9:00 AM - 9:30 AM: Welcome and Orientation
Greeting, self-introductions, and a tour of the facilities. - 9:30 AM: Morning Session starts
Still Life Drawing Class
Materials Needed:
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- Colored Pencils
- Drawing Paper
- Lead Pencils
- Erasers
Activity Plan:
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Set Up a Fun Still Life
- Arrange a still life with objects that are exciting and relatable for kids, such as toys, fruits, or summer-themed items.
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Introduction to Still Life
- Explain what a still life is, its purpose in art, and how it helps artists practice observation and composition.
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Sketch the Still Life
- Guide students to sketch the still life setup, encouraging them to focus on proportions, shapes, and details.
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Color with Colored Pencils
- Use colored pencils to bring the still life to life, blending and layering colors to create depth and texture.
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Workshop Theme:
Feel the summer vibes with a day full of sunny inspiration! Realistically capture a summer-themed still life, then explore the beauty of the beach with textured, sandy paint. Celebrate the joy and colors of the season through art!
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10:30 AM - 10:40 AM: Recess
A short break with provided snacks and drinks (allergy-friendly: no nuts, no eggs, no gluten). -
10:40 AM - 11:40 AM: Finishing Touches
Completing the artwork, focusing on final details and color adjustments. -
11:40 AM - 12:40 PM: Lunch Break & Watch movie
Please bring your own lunch box. A time to relax and socialize. -
12:40 PM: After Session Starts
Organic Texture Beach Painting
Materials Needed:
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- Acrylic Paint
- Canvas Panels
- Lead Pencils
- Erasers
- Craft Sand
- PVA Glue
- Straws (optional)
Activity Plan:
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Sketch the Beach Scene
- Begin by sketching a beach arrangement on the canvas (e.g., diagonal composition, straight horizon line, or other creative layouts).
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Mix Textured Paint
- Create sandy paint by mixing craft sand, acrylic paint, and PVA glue. Adjust the texture as needed for optimal application.
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Apply Textured Waves
- Use the sandy paint to form distinct wave patterns or other textured beach elements.
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Paint the Scene
- Paint over the textured waves and other areas of the canvas using acrylic paint, layering colors to bring the beach scene to life.
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Add Wave Effects
- If straws are available, water down white acrylic paint and use the straws to blow it onto the canvas, mimicking foamy waves.
- Alternatively, paint the wave effects directly onto the scene with a brush.
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Workshop Theme:
Feel the summer vibes with a day full of sunny inspiration! Recreate the beauty of the beach with textured sandy paint, blending playful arrangements and serene seascapes. Celebrate the joy and colors of the season while experimenting with unique textures and techniques.
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1:40 PM - 1:50 PM: Break
A quick break to stretch and refresh before the final session. -
1:50 PM - 2:50 PM: Finishing Touches
Completing the artwork, focusing on final details and color adjustments. -
2:50 PM - 3:00 PM: Clean Up and Pick-up
Students will pack their artworks. Reminder: No parking in front of the school after 3PM.
---This summer, let your child's creativity flourish in a supportive and dynamic environment. We look forward to welcoming your children to our art school and watching their creativity soar!
Contact:
Email: admin@princegallery.com.au;
For your convenience, the bank account of the school is as below, if you like to pay by bank transfer:
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Account Name: Prince Gallery
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BSB: 062-140
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ACC: 1173-3975