Category: Orange Basho
Toolkits by CATs in the Orange Basho
Perhaps “invisible” is the norm in this world ——In the unseen, create your artistic masterpiece “In this workshop, we will paint in the darkness, using simple red paint to create spontaneous works of art! This creative process aims to deepen our understanding of the lives of visually impaired individuals, offering them greater care and consideration” […]
Introduction The journey of artistic creation flows from inspiration, where artists draw upon their emotions, ideas, or external influences, to conceptualization, shaping these inspirations into a coherent idea with a clear message or emotion. This is followed by the planning stage, deciding on the medium, style, and techniques. The creation phase is where these plans […]
Event profile This BarCamp is designed to allow students to experience the whole process of social media content creation and improve their creative thinking and teamwork skills. In this fast-paced 20-minute event, students will be divided into teams of two, each responsible for the creation of social media posts on different topics, including copywriting and […]
In this day and age, everyone has a lot of cluttered photos in their phone albums. You might snap a photo and then forget it in the album, taking up storage space on your phone. These pictures are side slices of life. Why not make a zine of these photos to tell your story? This Toolkit […]
Introduction： This is a toolkit designed for the transformation of old clothes, you can make old clothes power up and create a unique piece of life artwork by simply sewing, gluing, tearing and any other way you like. Unleash your creativity while doing it for the environment and sustainability and practices. Step： Part 1: Introduce […]
Welcome to the toolkit called Explore Yourself！ Think about a question If you are an artist, how can you create artwork with your hands? Let’s create now 1 Think about the question.(10s) 2 Read the introduction of the toolkit and learn the important role of hands in art practices. (30s) Our ancestors made representations of […]
