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Hi Saturday Family Art Clubbers,Don’t forget to share your creations with us on our

Ty Pawb face book page as we love to see what

you’ve all been making at home! We would also like to

exhibit some of your artworks made using any of our

family art club download activities as part of a new

exhibition at Ty Pawb in October called ‘Family Art

Club At Home’, so send us your photos of what you

have created via Facebook.

Ellie

Materials:Sheets of white drawing paper Photos of animals, pets / magazine imagesFelt pens / fine liners crayons/pastelswatercolour paint and brushcoloured pencilsGlue stick/ PVA/ TapeColoured card or fabric piecesRibbon / string

This week’s activity is designed by Ellie

Animal Portrait BuntingThis project follows on from last week’s theme of Isolation Portraits of your friends and family. Everybody loves animals and this is a celebration of animals you love!

Your challenge is to make a series of animal portrait faces using pens, pencils, pastels or paints on paper and design some animal bunting to hang in your room.

Find images in books, magazines or online of your favourite animals to copy your portraits. You could even draw your pet if you have one: your cat, dog,

For Family Art Club each week we wil

l be

selecting one of the creations you po

st on-

line as a lucky dip chosen at random

. The

lucky winner will receive an art pack w

ith art

materials inside, to be collected from

us at

Ty Pawb when we reopen.

@t^ypawbwww.typawb.wales

hamster, fish or a garden bird, its up to you.

Create a doodle, sketch, painting of an animal. look at the shape of the face, ears, the texture of the fur and its eyes, try and capture their character.

Cut out your portraits and stick each one on a triangle shape

piece of card, or fabric using glue.Add a piece of string or ribbon at the top

of each triangle and fold over secure with glue or tape to create a length of bunting. It’s now ready to hang in your room.

There is no limit to the amount of faces you create and get your parents and family to have a go too, you can share the project

together. Have fun!

Animal Portrait Bunting

Here are some links to galleries, TV programmes and classes which can give you inspiration for your animal portraits, check them out!

https://www.channel4.com/programmes/graysons-art-club (Episode 2 Animals)https://www.nhm.ac.uk/visit/virtual-museum.htmlhttps://www.chesterzoo.org/virtual-zoo-2/https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/z6882hv

Post your image onto

our facebook page. Please

tell your friends, pass it

on and share our social

media posts!