Paper Craft: Collage
Introduction：
Overview：
This Open Toolkit stimulates participants’ creativity and improves their craft skills and shape control. Create animals from paper-based materials and different craft designs such as collage, folding, and paper cutting.
Goals：
1、This Open Toolkit will stimulate participants’ creativity and develop their manual skills and modeling control.
2、Improve your papercraft skills and experience the joy of creating beauty by using waste paper (old newspapers, old magazines, etc.) around you to design and make animals using paper and collage techniques.
Expectations：
I believe that everyone has come into contact with animals, every life deserves to be treated kindly and it is everyone’s responsibility to care for animals, and I would like to promote this theme through this Open Toolkit. Participants can explore and stimulate their creativity in this open-ended toolkit by designing, collaging, cutting, and making animals by hand using paper as a base.
Form:
Collage Clip Art、paper craft
Materials:
newspaper, colored paper, white paper, magazines, scissors, glue, pen
Open Toolkit —Draw animal outlines and cut and paste：（8 minutes）
1、Determine the animal you want to make and draw an outline on a newspaper or magazine
2、Cut it out and paste it onto white paper.
(Learners can draw the animal pattern based on the outline model or design it according to their own preference).
Set of animal linear illustrations：
https://www.freepik.com/free-photos-vectors/animal-sketch/3#uuid=723040c6-8000-450e-83c3-ff843910b5df
Open Toolkit —Rich in detail and more vivid（9minutes）
Demonstrate some detailing such as the animal’s eyes, mouth, nose, whiskers, stripes, etc. Enrich the picture and make the work more vivid.
Paper Craft: Collage © 2023 by Jiani Li is licensed under CC BY 4.0
Open Toolkit —Show and Share：（3minutes）
Participants can show and introduce their works to each other or their unforgettable experiences with animals.
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A fun workshop which challenges me to look at images and materials creatively 🙂