DESCRIPTION :
August 9, Sunday (11am - 1.30 pm)
Age Group: One Parent + One Child (Ages 5+ - 10)
About the Workshop: Experience the joy of Process Art with your child! This Sunday morning session at the historic Hindustan Trading Company is designed for parent-child pairs to explore their creative agency as a team.
Following the sophisticated yet accessible techniques of Eric Carle, we will move away from the pressure of "perfect" drawing and focus on the tactile journey of color and texture. Participants will learn how to build a visual narrative through the "drawing with scissors" approach—an empowering method that ensures there is no fear of failure, only the excitement of discovery.
What You Will Experience:
* Collaborative Textures: Pairs will work together to create a unique "library" of hand-painted papers using sensory painting techniques and watercolor resists.
* The Design Huddle: During a 15-minute break for refreshments (Juice for kids/Coffee for parents), we will outline and plan our collage concepts, transitioning from "messy play" to intentional construction.
* Narrative Collage: Participants will learn to cut directly into their vibrant textures to build a final narrative artwork, celebrating the unique voice of both parent and child.
What is Included:
* A shared kit of premium art materials (Mixed media and tissue papers, artist-grade paints, markers, and tools).
* Juice for the child and Tea/Coffee for the adult.
* Instruction and guidance from Vaishnavi Giri in a companionable, music-filled environment.
About the Facilitator:
Vaishnavi Giri is an illustrator, author, and creative facilitator who loves building joyful spaces for children to explore books, art and nature. Through process-based art sessions, storytelling and hands-on workshops, she encourages curiosity, and self-expression. She is also the founder of Wildpaper, through which she has created and retailed her nature and wildlife based products for children, artwork, and other educational/play aids.
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Note:
No Cancellations or refunds are allowed.