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Monday, February 29, 2016

Gond Painting Workshop

How do you enjoy workshops? If it's artsy with kids then there's no idea of the time swooshing past...I had a great time with selected kids of Bhavan's Vidya Mandir, Elamakkara. .
This is a much delayed post though...

Last October I had the opportunity to conduct a workshop in Bhavans Vidya Mandir, Elamakkara. They were great at organizing the workshop with much forethought and checking into every detail...I must thank starting from the Principal, Vice-Principal to Sreejyothy mam and Prashob Sir. There were 25 kids from Standard 8 to Standard 12. The kids were amazingly receptive and the outcome was just brilliant!!! They did some fabulous work there.

I gave them a brief intro on Gond painting and then we worked on one of the chosen works. Only the basic sketch was the same. I wanted them to choose their own colours and come up with a signature style/pattern of their own which is one of the prime characteristics of Gond painting and they all did; extremely creatively!!!
The painting was done on handmade paper with acrylic colours.

I am sharing a few pictures, all engrossed in art, here:

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StudentsofBVME-Gond Workshop HuesnShades


BVME Gond Workshop HuesnShades


BVME Gond Workshop HuesnShades


BVME Gond Workshop HuesnShades


BVME Gond Workshop HuesnShades


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With the kids 

BVME Gond Workshop HuesnShades
A few works...


That's it for now...
Adieu!



17 comments:

  1. Hi Deepa, I loved to read about this project. So many beautiful artwork they have made. I was thinking.. do you have this bird like in your computer.. and could you send it to me so that I can ask my student in some of the classes to paint for me :) I would be awesome but I fully understand if this is your own bird and you dont want to share :) Just wanted to ask.
    Best regards
    Sigga Dis

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  2. Love seeing all those budding artists along with their creative and colorful projects! You are so inspiring and a a great teacher. Thanks for sharing!

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  3. how lovely! reminded me of my school days!

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  4. Lovely paintings, Deepa. Could you tell why is it called Gond Painting?

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  5. What's Gond painting? I love the splash of color in this art form, though.

    Such workshops are fun. We have poetry and short telling sessions here in New Jersey and I am amazed by the talent of these young souls.

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  6. Wow.... looks like it was a wonderful workshop. Really loved the designs. What vibrant colors? I think you are a great teacher and you had some amazing students. :)

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  7. Fabulous colourful art from all those budding artists.
    I've taken workshops a few years ago and it was thrilling to see the progression of people, some who had never picked up a brush before. They were so excited it was contagious.
    Beautiful post. Happy PPF to you

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  8. Oh I enjoyed seeing all these works of art....so cool! Thanks for sharing, looks like so much fun!

    Hugs Giggles

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  9. This is a great project. There are some budding artists in this class.

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  10. wow they did an amazing job... you must be so thrilled with the results... hope you will be doing many more...xx

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  11. Truly beautiful! They all did so amazing! Very beautiful post and Happy PPF!

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  12. I taught Cartooning years ago. It is so rewarding--I loved what your students did. They're amazing--and so are you!

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  13. I would also love to know what is Gond painting😀

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  14. What a great project. . . helping others. They are eager and new and it is amazing to see all this talent coming out. Blessings, Janet PPF

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