The clothes Hui designed for her paper dolls.
"Freedom to live and to think about life for its own sake is important and even essential to a child. Since we can't know what knowledge will be most needed in the future, it is senseless to try to teach it in advance. Instead, we should try to turn out people who love learning so much and learn so well that they will be able to learn whatever needs to be learned." -John Holt.
Showing posts with label Art and Craft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art and Craft. Show all posts
Saturday, July 30, 2016
Tuesday, October 20, 2015
Monday, September 7, 2015
Hui's Boey Cheeming Fan Art 7 September 2015
Hui's submission of Boey's Fan Art.
Boey's reply: " Wow. This is neat. If I need this i will be contacting you. Thanks for the submission. I appreciate itt. "
Me (thinking in my head) : PLEASEEEEEE contact me.
Wednesday, September 2, 2015
Friday, August 21, 2015
Friday, July 31, 2015
Drawing on Newspaper 13 November 2014
Creating stamp postage on the pictures!
En Hui doodled on the newspaper. Hmmm.. I have never thought of that !
Wednesday, July 29, 2015
Hui's loom 12 September 2014
After playing with the Rainbow loom that she got for her birthday present, Hui created her own loom with two Sharpie pens. After watching it a few times, I still couldn't figure out how she made it.
Thursday, July 23, 2015
Wednesday, July 22, 2015
Big Bad Wolf Book Vending Machine 31 March 2014
Big Bad Wolf vending machine by En.
I was interested to join the Big Bad Wolf contest to win a preview pass for the 2014 booksale in December. To win, I needed to create something with the box (in the photo) I got from the Big Bad Wolf box sale, Creatively. I am never creative, never. So I asked my sister for help. She said "Pass to the kids !! "
So I gave En the Big Bad Wolf box and told her to create something with it. Much thanks to her, I won a preview pass.
Friday, June 27, 2014
Friday, February 28, 2014
Homeschool Art & Craft Fair on 3 July 2013
En loves to hold craft workshop. When she heard of the opportunity to do one, she jumped on it without much hesitation.
Here she was, explaining her origami/kirigami options.
Hui loves to draw. Her drawings were hung up for sale.
"Surfers at Padang Padang beach"
Hui's drawing of her memory of watching surfers at Bukit Peninsula, Bali.
En drew the scene where she volunteered at " Save Our Seahorse" when she found out that the founder has passed away.
Rainbow or heart shape are her favourite things.
Saturday, November 16, 2013
Wire Netting Workshop by Mr Tsuji at National Textile Museum 12 May 2013
The workshop is only meant for 18 years old and above. My little kid felt she could do it too when I told her the age limit. When she wanted to try, Mr Tsuji kindly gave her a piece to meddle with.
By nature, children likes to do what the adults are doing, she proved this theory right again. Loving them and letting them be part of our life is one of best things I could do for them.
Yesterday, during the long bus ride to the airport, I had a out of this world chat with my 9 year old. One of the question I asked her was, "In the whole world, what are the things that interest you the most?"
She gave her smile while staring into the space, saying "LIFE, mommy, life"
Monday, October 10, 2011
KL Design Week @Publika 23 September 2011
On Hui's request, we dropped by to have a look at the exhibits. It was on a quiet Friday afternoon.
Cats, EnHui's favourite.
Here is the little fellow on her mission to find out whatever is on her mind.
I have no idea what this is. It looked really cool.
Hui's drawing. It's me she drew.
Another me. :)
Friday, July 29, 2011
Hui's art 21 July 2011
Description based on Hui's explanation,
Beautifulyl decorated ladder, with a dragon beside it.
Mommy's wardrobe.
Buffalo grass with lots of leaves.
Buffalo grass and butterfly.
Right - tall tree trunks on soil.
Middle - a tree with leaves, is about to fall down on my bracelets (bottom)
Left - Two decorated rocks to stop the tree from falling down.
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Singapore Art Museum - Second Year of Children's Season 7 July 2011
Walter, the colossal bunny. He was there on the first year of Children Season as well.
"Tree of love" by Ben Puah, is filled with papier mache animal dolls
Visitors are invited to add on to the work by penning with felt-tip pens.
"Fruit" by Wit Pimkanchanapong.
The fruits are made of cardboxes.
Our ticket entitled us to create a paper fruit of our choice.
Admission charges : Adult SGD10, Student SGD5. Free for visitors 6 years and below.
"Paramodelic-Graffiti" built entirely of modular toy train tracks that covers the gallery space.
Chilren are invited to build the train tracks.
Check the tracks built by En Hui and other kids.
"Elephant sitting and Elephant at Rest" which is part of the Elephant Parade Singapore 2011 which is dedicated to saving the Asian elephant.
Children are given stickers to paste on the elephant.
En Hui love this "Dancing Solar Flowers" by Alexandre Dang, the most.
"Mummy Dearest" by Justin Lee.
It is Mummy's day off in this fantasy candy-coloured world of giant dolls with complete wardrobe and enormous three-tiered cake!
I love this one the most.
Hui's dress-up doll.
"Go by Twardzik Ching.
Participants colour their design on the template given.
En's design.
You can pin your design here or bring it home.
Then, collect the large coloured chips based on your design.
Climb onto the giant installation and form your design with the chips.
Collect and return the chips when you are done.
Which one goes first?
"Lightning Action" by Bertrand Planes
Video mapping on bare white boxes.
"Superhigh" by Dawn Ng
Play with colours and shapes, inspired by the magical and mystical rainbow.
Animated Film Screening
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