Arts and crafts projects and things to make and do
Teenagers look at pieces of chalk and flint and explore the physicality of rocks and geological processes with graphite and plaster.
Image created for a circus project I am working on, using mostly modroc, paper, acrylics and spray paint - and some embellishments from my art box.
Rosmarie Lukassers künstlerisches Schaffen führt den Betrachter an geographisch und kulturell unterschiedlich konnotierte Orte und treibt ihn zugleich in reale, imaginierte und virtuelle Räume, die sie unter der Nutzung verschiedener Medien transformiert oder als solche markiert.
FANNY ALLOING
Inspired by Rio 2016, the AccessArt Friday Club made dolls from modroc and wire, exploring costumes and personality!
Make Tutankhamun's mask out of cardboard, paper and modroc! This amazing replica is easy enough for kids to make, and looks fantastic.
Easy volcano experiment using a baking soda and vinegar to make the volcano erupt. Make a papeir mache volcano, modroc or sand voclano
Year three and four pupils explore making their own sculptures and to take on sculptural challenges like how to construct with a variety of materials, including Modroc, and (most importantly) how to make their creations stand.
See This Resource Used In Schools… You May Also Like… Pathway: Drawing and Making Inspired by Maurice Sendak This resource is featured in the ‘Drawing and Making Inspired by Maurice Sendak’ pathway talking points: maurice sendak session recording: exploring modroc
Modroc is Plaster of Paris impregnated gauze which is easy to use and shape, and is great for making sculptures – it’s basically the same stuff as they use when they put a cast on a broken bone. It sets quickly, and dries hard. #diy #christmasdecor
