I can’t believe it’s really happening! I’ve always wanted to collaborate with Ayala Museum for years now but I always thought it was a remote idea!
The reason why I have so much respect for Ayala Museum is that despite all the rants I’ve been reading on TV & social media about our country, it is one of the fewer institutions that has respect for our history, heritage & culture. 🙂
I think that’s something we all need: love for our country despite everything that’s happening. 🙂
I’ve been drawing ballerinas & animals and I thought of exploring a new subject. I initially wanted to draw Jose Rizal because we had the same birthday but I proceeded to read about the rest of the heroes lives. I always encourage people to draw from their personal experiences or whatever inspires them and so far, I’m enjoying reading up on heroes lives and how they grew up aside from how they’re being presented in history books. How much did Marcelo H. del Pilar care about his facial hair? What was it like to have a car in the 1800’s as Emilio Aguinaldo’s family did? What did it feel like to travel to Europe before airplanes were invented? How were the dynamics like in terms of influence way before social media?
There’s just a lot of fascinating details about our heroes’ lives and we will be having 2 sessions for kids 6-12 years old to help them explore new subjects. 🙂
Kids who will sign up for the workshop will be given the following materials:
1 Faber-Castell Watercolor Set
1 Faber-Castell Watercolor Brush
1 Pencil
1 Eraser
Watercolor Worksheets
Drawing Worksheets
The topics that will be discussed will include the following:
Session 1:
Watercolor Washes
Mixing Colors
Coloring in Doodles
Session 2:
Basic Drawing
Guidelines on How to Draw People
Guidelines on How to Draw Animals
Guided Project Making
Date: October 16 & 23
Venue: Ayala Museum
Time: 9am-12nn
Workshop Fee: Php 3,800.00 for two sessions (Early Bird Rate until October 8)
Those who’d like to sign up may fill up the form here. For further inquiries, you may contact (02)759-8288 local 22/35 or send an e-mail to education@ayalamuseum.org 🙂
See you there! 🙂
P.S. Thank you to the Ayala Museum Team for the poster design. This workshop is co-presented by Faber-Castell Philipipnes. 🙂
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