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How to Make a Mola Part 1
Video Description: Learn how to make a decorative fabric piece made by the women of panama, using colored paper, ex-acto knife and glue. Related Article Subjects: How to Make a Mola Part 1, art projects, crafts, folk art, how to make a mola, indigenous art, jumbobaystudios, mola, traditional art, traditional dressHow to Make a Mola Part 1
An Introduction for Art and Crafts Materials
Spend a day with Cherie Lynn as she shows you and your kids how to have fun creating art. In this video, you'll learn about various art and crafts...
Learn About Craft Materials for Tribal Arts Projects
Learn about various materials used in this series of tribal crafts projects by jumbo bay...
An Introduction to World Art
An introduction to the world art craft projects series, hosted by Cheri...
How to Make a Navajo Indian Blanket Part 4
Learn how to make a traditional Navajo blanket, using craft paper, yarn and...
How to Make a Navajo Indian Blanket Part 3
Learn how to make a traditional Navajo blanket, using craft paper, yarn and...
How to Make a Navajo Indian Blanket Part 2
Learn how to make a traditional Navajo blanket, using craft paper, yarn and... Fabric Arts for the Floor - Fun Arts and Crafts ProjectsBy: Pat Munro | 07/03/2009 | Art & EntertainmentPainted and varnished floor cloths, rugs or runners were among the first floor coverings in North America. The style originated back in 14th century France, where painted fabrics were used as wall hangings and table covers. By the 18th century floor cloths were brought to North America by the British.... Drawing Conclusions - the Rise of Drawing in the Contemporary Art SceneBy: Mike Brennan | 28/04/2008 | Visual ArtRecently, drawing as an art form has seen a spectacular re-emergence both in galleries worldwide and as favored artistic practice. The reasons for its rise in popularity could well provide a crucial statement about the world we live in today. The art commune in an Italian monastery for art monks | Jon BrooksBy: Laura Jones | 04/05/2009 | TheaterJon Brooks talks explores a novel non profit project, an art commune established in an Italian monastery at Calvi dell’Umbria. Find out how art monks have adopted monastic living through artist residency programs change to the way art is perceived – Tonic News Cooked Art: Cinematography... by Pocket – Sized Indian Cinematographer Rajiv JainBy: Sparkle Hayter | 18/12/2009 | Art & EntertainmentCooked Art: Cinematography... by Pocket – Sized Indian Cinematographer Rajiv Jain I love films that are made like artwork, each scene is masterfully photographed for brilliant composition to create lines of action, symmetrical balance, with a fine use of space, texture, color, and perspective. Here are two movies which I recently saw again, and depict wonderful visual language. So what the hell is a cinematographer? If you want to get into semantics, it means 'writing in the movement.' But Wood Decor Adds History, Uniqueness to a HomeBy: Ron Roberts | 16/02/2009 | Home ImprovementA home featuring traditional wood crafts, folk art and hand-carved furniture exemplifies a unique style of beauty. A stately carved wood door informs those entering the home of your own personal style. What to Paint? The Real Deal On Enamel and Acrylic PaintsBy: John Madsen | 21/07/2009 | Visual ArtShould you use enamel or acrylic paint when putting your craft project together? This easy to read article has the answers. A Rich Wood Carving Tradition in Oaxaca, Mexico: Spotlight on Jacobo ÁngelesBy: Alvin Starkman | 27/06/2008 | Exotic LocationsSan Marín Tilcajete is a village in Oaxaca which produces some the of best wood carvings on the continent. Through the eyes of one of its pre-eminent carvers, trace its colorful history, learn about carving technique and the use of completely natural colors to paint, and have a look into the future of carving in this and other villages. The Written Word: Rajeev Jain (Indian Cinematographer) Visual wizardry....By: Surendra Rahi | 30/11/2009 | MoviesThe Director of Photography determines the composition, exposure and lighting for a film. Mumbai based DP Rajeev Jain explains what it takes to turn the story of the script and the vision of the director into the visual art of the film. When Rajeev Jain talks about his life and career as a Director of Photography (DP), he is quick to point out, I didn't become a DP in the usual way." By this he means that he did not go to film school or work his way up from a .....
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