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Be Curious - Notice What You Like - Part 1 and 2
- Notice What You Like - Part 1 and 2
- Draw a Scene
- Draw a Leaf or Flower
- Take A Minute
- Taking Rubbings
- Stitch Memory Journal
- Draw an Object
- Wellbeing Art Tour - Discover Manchester Art Gallery
- Visiting an Art Gallery
"Thanks to the textiles activity [I now have] the knowledge to produce artwork with more thought and express it in the work"
Notice What You Like - Part 2: Making and Using a Viewfinder
What is a viewfinder?
A viewfinder helps you to choose which part of the landscape you’re going to draw; it can also be used for isolating a small section within a larger object. Its border blocks out the area surrounding your viewpoint, making it easier to focus on the scene.
There are two variations of viewfinder that you can make - one has a fixed ‘window’ cut out of a piece of card, and the other consists of two L shaped pieces of card which can be held together to provide ‘windows’ of different sizes and shapes.
