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Sally Kindberg and paper hats at the Art Workers’ Guild Summer Fete
A variety of very chic newspaper hats made by hatmaker extraordinare Jane Smith were seen at this delightful gathering in Bloomsbury’s Queen Square, organised by the Art Workers Guild. Other events amongst many included fortune-telling, passport making and Ray’s Radio … Continue reading
Posted in Visits
Tagged Art Workers Guild, Bloomsbury, hats, paper hats, Queen Square, Summer Fete
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Sally Kindberg displays Surprise Packaging at the Art Workers Guild Table Top Museums event
Last weekend I added my Museum of Surprise Packaging to twenty-nine other collections of the strange and wonderful for one day only at an annual Art Workers Guild special event, the Table Top Museums. Last year I displayed my Museum … Continue reading
Posted in Exhibitions
Tagged Artworkers Guild, Bloomsbury, collections, Open House, packaging, Surprise Packaging, Table Top Museums
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Discover the Mysterious Treasures of Swedenborg House
Swedenborg House in Bloomsbury, London is full of mysterious items relating to the life of eighteenth century Swedish polymath and visionary Emanuel Swedenborg. It’s an extraordinary place! My leporello of images and text will encourage children/families to visit and explore the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Drawings, Handwriting, Sketchbooks, Work in progress, Workshops
Tagged astronomer, Bloomsbury, Clerkenwell, Cold Bath Fields, eighteenth century, inventor, leporello, London, map, museums, mystery, notebooks, relics, Swedenborg, Swedenborg House, Swedenborg's skull, treasure hunt, workshops
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Sally Kindberg’s Space workshop at the Guardian Big Draw 2016
Huge fun with lots of families and artists at yesterday’s Guardian Big Draw, held at King’s Place, London. Mostly Earthlings took part, but a few extraterrestrials sneaked in after mask making with Marion Deuchars. There were spacecraft, aliens, and strange planets … Continue reading
My children’s book Draw It! London travelled to Mongolia
How lovely to see one of my books has travelled to Mongolia! With many thanks to Anyu who drew these fabulous drawings in Draw It! London in Ulaan Baatar, Mongolia’s largest city, and to Sue Byrne who took the photos.
Drawing characters in my children’s books
Just drawn a comic strip, part of a series, for SCBWI (coming soon) about ‘character’, and by chance some drawn characters from my Draw It! series (from Pirates , Monsters and Dinosaurs) decided they simply must appear again this morning … … Continue reading
New! Draw It! Pirates launched this week
Lovely morning, sunshine and birdsong, and bumped into local Primrose Hill blogger carrying a copy of my latest book Draw It! Pirates, the seventh in my Draw It! series of activity books for children, published by Bloomsbury. Many thanks to ILovePrimroseHill for … Continue reading
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Tagged Bloomsbury, Draw It! Pirates, Draw It! series, I Love Primrose Hill, pirates, Primrose Hill, Sally Kindberg
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Visit to Creswell Crags, Derbyshire/Nottinghamshire.
Last weekend visited Creswell Crags, ancient caves carved out of a limestone gorge. Wonderful strapline for the visitor centre: Inspiring visitors for 50,ooo years. There’s a drawing of a horse scratched onto a fragment of rib bone and evidence that mammoth, hyena, wolf, reindeer and … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings, Travels
Tagged Bloomsbury, British Museum, Creswell Crags, Derbyshire, drawings, Ice Age, Nottingham, Stone Age, The Comic Strip History of the World, tool kit
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ShoutSouth! Creative workshops for schoolchildren in south London
Busy and buzzing (roaring?) with the Lion team at fantastic ShoutSouth day with children from 4 south London schools, organised by CWISL and held at London South Bank University. We drew faces at a lively introduction by Bridget Marzo, then author Karen Owen … Continue reading
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Tagged Bloomsbury, Bridget Marzo, CWISL, Derwent, Draw It!, London South Bank University, Sally Kindberg. Comic Strip History of Space, ShoutSouth, workshops
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Sally Kindberg’s workshops at the Pencil Museum, Keswick, Cumbria
Why did visitors from a black and white planet travel to Keswick’s Pencil Museum? Did they have designs on the fantastic range of crayons in its shop, or have an eye (or three) on the longest coloured pencil in the world (7.9m btw) on display? This was … Continue reading