Art in a Box

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They are good for transporting all your things, but then they also open up to display them in a clear and convenient way, too. The Creative Options Craft Utility Organiser has 5 fixed compartments for storage plus 4 adjustable dividers to arrange as you wish. Inside each Artful box, you'll find a carefully selected array of tools and supplies spanning various art mediums.

In this craft box the creative projects all look at making your very own dolls’ house out of recycled materials and cardboard. Inspired by our mini masters class; Wacky Warhol’s, this box is all about exploring colours and shapes with Kandinsky. In the multimillion-dollar crafter market, this is one art form that appeals to artists and makers of all kinds, whatever their other mediums may be. If this is suitable for your community or workplace and you want to partnership with us on this scheme. Children embrace a process-oriented approach to the arts, where they create for the sake of creating… Even though each LoLA box explores real art techniques (such as still-life), it emphasises that there is no “wrong” way for these skills to be learnt.We have taken every care to ensure that our products are represented accurately online, however due to the handpainted nature of these items, slight variations to the colours may occur. Unfortunately we are not able to offer our boxes internationally, however, we are hoping this will be an option in the future. This is a light wood box with a silver metal clasp, making it an easy piece to fit in with your home decor.

Activites include fingerprint heart cards and recycled love necklaces; portraits of your friends and friendship bracelets; and a 3D gratitude Tree of Life with painted thank-you leaves! With various designs that range in difficulty, this toy can be used for years to come (plus who doesn’t love a magnet design on the fridge? We look at Pierre-Auguste Renoir and how he expresses the joy between couples as they dance; and at Kerry James Marshall who succeeds so beautifully in his painting ‘Slow Dance’ at creating the sense of a very special moment between two people. A unique present tells the recipient that they are worthy of the time, patience and effort it has taken to create! From Greek mythology to Hindu motifs, cultures around the world have used a range of symbols to represent love in art.The arts of different continents, countries and regions can all teach us much about their particular people’s history, traditions and beliefs. Learn all about trees, leaves and woodland creatures through art projects exploring collage, painting, multi-media and sculpture techniques. Each box is packed full of materials to run several lessons in each discipline such as drawing, clay, mosaic, painting, sculpture, textiles, collage, designing and so much more! We will be inspired by Constantin Brancusi’s famous abstract stone sculpture of a kiss, as well as by Andy Warhol and his colourful lip prints.