Art demos and instruction will last about 30-40 minutes with remaining time allotted to exploration and experimenting with techniques and materials and playing tag at the park.
ADMISSION: $20 for the first artist (see sibling friend/sibling rates in sign up form below). Cash or venmo @saritacrich due at the park.
LOCATION: Manoa Park, at the pavilion next to baseball diamonds (parking lot across housing at 2790 Kahaloa Dr is closest to our spot)
PLEASE BRING: clothes you don’t mind getting messy, water bottle, clipboard (if you have one)
FLEXIBILITY: Occasionally, activities may change or be rescheduled depending on weather. Sometimes we need to adjust our location at the park. Call/text 909-996-5403 when you arrive if you can’t find us. Thank you for being flexible!
Wednesday, October 23, 2024
3:30 PM 4:30 PM
Manoa Park (map)
We’re counting down to Halloween with the story, PICK A PUMPKIN by Patricia Toht and using tempera paint, cut paper, and oil pastels to create pumpkins with festive Halloween faces (or not).
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Monday, September 30, 2024
3:00 PM-4:30 PM
Manoa Park 2790 Kahaloa Dr, Honolulu, HI 96822United States (map)
We’re celebrating fall with tree collages! Eloise Ranouf is an artist whose nature-inspired patterns appear on printed textiles and greeting cards. We’ll look at some of her tree designs as inspiration for our own painted paper scenes. We’ll be using tempera and acrylic paints. Note: acrylic paint may stain clothing so wear clothes you don’t mind getting smudged.
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Photo credits: Cassie Stephens
Wednesday, September 11, 2024
2:30 PM-4:30 PM
Manoa Park 2790 Kahaloa Dr, Honolulu, HI 96822United States (map)
We're creating drawings of turtles and discussing how line and pattern add interest and texture to our work. We'll explore these materials: watercolors, markers, crayons.
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We're going on a reverse coloring adventure! We'll paint first, then add lines later as we explore how to create reverse watercolor pages with the wet on dry technique. This a relaxing and fun activity that allows artists to create unique designs with watercolors and pens.
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We're creating drawings of fish and discussing how lines and patterns add interest and texture to our work. We'll explore these materials: watercolors, markers, crayons.
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