Showing posts with label Creative Craft work. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Creative Craft work. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 9, 2018

Mask making with POP

Mask-making with Plaster of Paris (POP) is such a creative and fun activity! My students did shape the mask by hand and with the help of a mold as a base. POP allows for intricate designs and textures.




Sunday, August 7, 2016

Hand made card for school

I created a special handmade birthday card for my principal to express gratitude and appreciation for their leadership and guidance. The card reflects a mix of creativity and heartfelt sentiments, making it both personal and memorable.

Front Design:

  • A vibrant, elegant cover featuring hand-drawn elements such as flowers, books, or school-related symbols.
  • I used bright colors and added details like calligraphy to write "Happy Anniversary" prominently.

Inside:

  • A heartfelt message expressing warm wishes and acknowledging their contributions to the school.
  • A neat layout with space for personal touches like sketches, doodles, or decorative borders.

Final Touches:

  • Embellished with glitter, stickers, or ribbon for a polished and festive look.
  • Added a handwritten note to make it even more meaningful.
This handmade card is not just a gesture of celebration but also a token of respect and admiration for someone who inspires us every day. It was a joy to design and craft something unique for such a special occasion!



Judge for best Halloween costume

I am truly honored today to have the opportunity to judge the best Halloween dress competition. It's a unique chance to see the creativity and effort that people put into their costumes, and I’m thrilled to be a part of it. Halloween is all about imagination and expression, and I look forward to seeing how participants bring their ideas to life. From spooky to funny to incredibly intricate designs, I’m excited to see the range of styles and themes. Judging these costumes is not just about picking the best, but appreciating the originality, craftsmanship, and fun that goes into making each one special. It’s going to be a memorable experience for sure!


















Fine arts first batch 2014-2015

It was a significant milestone! My students first fine art batch in 2014-15 was a great starting point for my artistic journey. It's always exciting to look back on the first steps taken in a creative field, as they shape the path forward.



will miss u my 1st batch of twelfth (Fine ARTS)











Board Decoration competition

Board Decoration for School Special Assembly. 





I participated in punjabi bangra dance in school on occasion children's day.



Sports Day At school  Decoration and Athlete character made by me for the occasion.   










Awarded for the best artist in agnel talent search.






How to do the preparation for board decoration competition? 

Theme Selection:

  • Choose a theme that aligns with the purpose of the assembly. For example, if it’s for a national celebration, you could focus on patriotic colors and symbols. If it’s a cultural day, consider incorporating elements from different cultures, such as flags, traditional patterns, or costumes.

2. Color Scheme:

  • Select a color scheme that is vibrant but cohesive. For school assemblies, colors that match the school's branding or event's theme work best. You can use bold, eye-catching colors for headlines and subtle tones for background elements.

3. Main Message:

  • Clearly display the main theme or message of the assembly. This could be a motivational quote, the name of the event, or a call to action. Use large, readable fonts for this.

4. Visual Elements:

  • Incorporate visuals like drawings, cutouts, or printed images that complement the theme. You could use hand-drawn or digitally designed elements, such as stars, flowers, or relevant icons.
  • You can add 3D elements like paper flowers, ribbons, or streamers to add texture and dimension.

5. Balance and Clarity:

  • Ensure the board isn’t too crowded. Use white space effectively to keep it balanced and clear. Focus on key visuals and content to avoid overwhelming the viewers.

6. Interactive Elements:

  • If possible, incorporate some interactive components like student or teacher contributions. You could leave space for students to write their thoughts or achievements related to the assembly's theme.