Do you have or know children between the ages of 7 and 10 who would like to make unique and creative Christmas cards? At the Christmas workshop Stories in Christmas Cards with illustrator and cartoonist Per Ragnar Møkleby, participants get to make Christmas cards using everything from stamps and stencils to various drawing materials.
About the course
In the workshop, children can make Christmas cards that can be funny, scary, beautiful, strange – or just the way they want! Møkleby will show how to create little stories, maybe even a little comic strip, which makes the Christmas cards extra special. The children learn to use stamp pads in different colors, stencils, colored paper and several drawing tools to make Christmas cards filled with creative stories. The Christmas cards the children make can be taken home to give to someone they love – or maybe send to Santa Claus?
Practical information
Target group: Children between 7 and 10 years old (parents/guardians cannot participate in the course)
Place: Tegnerforbundet
Date: Saturday, December 14
Time: 11:00 AM–2:00 PM
Price: 200,- (course materials are included in the price)
About the course instructor
Per Ragnar Møkleby (1974) has illustrated books and magazines for over 25 years, he loves to draw and carries his sketchbook with him everywhere he goes. He loves telling stories with his drawings, and has held many courses for everyone from elementary school children to pensioners. This is his first Christmas card workshop, and he is looking forward to seeing all the Christmas cards that will be made!
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The event is part of the outreach program YOUTH IN DRAWING, which is supported by the DNB Savings Bank Foundation.
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Portrait photo of Per Ragnar Møkleby: Arne Olav Lunde Hageberg for Bok & bibliotek.
