Showing posts with label halewood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label halewood. Show all posts

Monday, 5 January 2015

Christmas with Fairview Park AOP group

THe group had a lovely final art event of 2014 with some painting, lots of gorgeous food, and the creation of a group work.





 They then donated the work to the group home of one of the members. Don't worry we have plenty more large works planned in the New Year to decorate the communal areas of the three blocks of flats.

Huge thanks to The People's Health Trust who have made the past two years of events possible.
The project funding is now coming to an end, but the group is going strong and will continue for the foreseeable future.
The group meet in Fairview Park Community Centre, Sherbourne Avenue, Halewood and is open to all local residents.

Many thanks to all those who have contributed, and to KHT who provide the space for their residents and tenants to meet and mix with each other and other local residents.



Friday, 12 December 2014

Santa's Christmas Parade, Halewood.

Each day we will post the details of where Santa will be today.

Look out for the blog posts.

Friday, 17 October 2014

Junior Artists - Painting on Canvas



PAINTING ON CANVAS 

The Junior Artists had fun painting a scenic picture on a canvas, they all had plenty of ideas of what they wanted to paint.
















Plenty of fun mixing paint 





Junior Artists hard at work on their paintings.






Friday, 10 October 2014

Junior Artists Lantern Decorating 8.10.14

HALLOWEEN LANTERN DECORATING



The Junior Artists decorated their lantern frames this week that they made with Becky Bryson last week.

Plenty of sticky tissue paper and glue !

The artists layered the willow frames with white tissue paper and then designed decorations to stick on them out of coloured tissue paper, then put another layer of white tissue paper and hung them up to dry.


Carole hard at work




Designing decorations for their lanterns.



Decorated lanterns





Wednesday, 1 October 2014

Latest from the Active Older People's Group

We are struggling along without our usual leader at present. Best wishes to Sam and  hope you recover soon, we all miss your expert tuition on painting and drawing. Also hugs to his wife Val, keep strong.
This week without you we attempted  snowy landscapes.




Hey Sam, what do you think?

Thursday, 10 July 2014

Thursday, 26 June 2014

Junior Artists 25.6.14 Paper Mache Models Part 2

The Junior Artists continued this week with their paper mache models, layering paper and some of the artist's began painting their models.  Below a dream catcher being made on the left photo and on the right photo an elephant.




                                                                       
                                                       A paper mache pig being made

A paper mache mug


A paper mache pen pot being made

The first layer of paint added to the models, plenty of fun had with the paint deciding what colours to use.


The paper mache pig



The fun has begun with the paint everybody pouring and mixing paint for their models.



Messy time pouring and mixing paint !
Fun mixing purple paint for the pen pot


To be continued next week........



Friday, 20 June 2014

Junior Artists 18.06.14 - Paper Mache

The Junior Artists this week began work on paper mache models.


Each Artist decided what they wanted to make and sketched their designs on paper first. 
Ideas they decided on: elephant, pig, pen holders, mug & a dream catcher.  


Shredding up newspaper to begin the paper mache models
Balloon blowing fun for the paper mache animals !
 Good fun had by all with the balloons ! A few exploding balloons as well to add the fun.
 
The balloons will be covered in paper mache layers and will be transformed into animals of the artist's choice.
The Junior Artists begin their models having plenty of fun with glue, newspaper and very sticky hands !!






 Pen holders being made which will be painted and decorated after the paper mache is completed.
All busy at work layering their paper mache onto their chosen items they designed earlier.










  A balloon covered in paper mache to be transformed into an elephant when completed.
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A pen holder - layers of paper mache being stuck on.


Paper mache balloon animal in progress.
 The legs now being added to the paper mache balloon, this will be a pig when completed.

 The models out in the sunshine to dry - to be continued next week.