Pocket Accordion Book Workshop
Event description
Event description
Pocket Accordion Books
We will be creating a beginners level Accordion book, setting the foundational skills for you to make something more elaborate if you enjoy the process. Like many forms of bookbinding you are really only limited by your imagination with what you would like this book to look like. The fold of this is quite simple so this will leave you with plenty of time to bring your pages to life! There is an option to have pockets in your design
Wren is a Walyalup Fremantle based artist, she studied Illustration and Graphic Design at Curtin University and has traveled a lot of the world gathering inspiration and joy from art and design most recently Japan and Mongolia. Wren is workshop facilitator and regional art project manager at DADAA and empowers many artists living with disabilities and complex mental health issues. Wren loves traveling to regional places and sharing the art she is passionate about with different communities, she is especially interested in reconciliation and working with First Nations people. She grew up in a small town and wants to enrich the places she visits with her creativity, kindness and passion in whatever little way she can.
Event Details:
When: Wednesday 18 December 10am - 12pm
Where: Geraldton Regional Art Gallery, 24 Chapman Road Geraldton 6530 WA
Price: Free
What it Bring: Any small sentimental images, tickets or photos you would like to work with. all other materials and coloring supplies will be provided however if you would like your watercolor pencils please do.
Age restrictions: This event is for children 11 to 18
Please Note: This workshop will be supervised by two facilitators who hold current Working with Children Checks and parental supervision is not required.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Please note that photographs and footage may be taken throughout this event. These will be used by the City for publicity and reporting in our publications, on our website and in social media.
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