Showing posts with label cardboard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cardboard. Show all posts

Friday, 24 December 2010

Different View of Christmas





Recently I ran a couple of workshops in Buxton with a children from a local church group. The basic idea was to create a model of Bethlehem from two different views on one side the model shows Bethlehem as it would have looked at the time of the Bible stories and the other a modern day view looking at the effect of conflict. the sessions included studying architecture from the area and looking at how space is used. Making many cardboard sheep (with cotton wool of course) and tiny barbed wire created from fine Jewellery wire.

Friday, 5 November 2010

cardboard creations




Spending Thursdays in Buxton at the moment working with a lovely Church based Youth Group in the centre of town I am helping them with a creative project looking at the story on Christmas in a different way. we are creating a sculpture depicting a now and then view of Bethlehem.
you've not seen a nativity seen like it. photos to follow but for now some pictures
of other cardboard sculptures I've done during workshops. These were in parks in Preston.
I'm also going to be making a life size cardboard
piglet this weekend. never too long
between pigs!