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22nd Sep 201617th Apr 2017 • Angela Clarke

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Unit 1, The Village Centre,
Ratoath, Co. Meath
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Mon-Weds 3.30-7.30, Thurs 3.30-9.30, Fri-Sat 10-6. Sunday Closed.

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Today students explored geometric origami art 🔶⭐️☀️
Experimenting with printing techniques today in the sketchbook art class.
Lovely watercolour of Dublin’s Grand Canal Dock painted by a student from the adult art group.
Inspired by the paintings of Sue Davis, students explored negative painting, with some lovely results.
Inspired by the paintings of Sue Davis, students explored negative painting, with some lovely results.
Lovely abstract self-portraits created in oil pastels from my Tuesday sketchbook drawing class.
Today in Clarke Art, inspired by the illustrator Thailan When, students drew their personal animal signs from the Chinese Zodiac. As the Chinese say, ‘this is the animal that hides in your heart’.
Today in Clarke Art, inspired by the illustrator Thailan When, students drew their personal animal signs from the Chinese Zodiac. As the Chinese say, ‘this is the animal that hides in your heart’.
Merry Christmas from Clarke Art and a peaceful new year. We will be back on Saturday the 4th of January. 🎄⛄️🎅
Getting into the Christmas spirit at Clarke Art! Today, my students made Iris Folding Christmas Baubles.🎄
Today in Clarke art students made cute characters as paper puppets.
Today at Clarke art students drew chalk and oil expressive self-portraits inspired by Canadian artist Sandra Silberzweig, using analogous colors (groups of three colors that are next to each other on the color wheel) and patterns.
Today at Clarke art students drew chalk and oil expressive self-portraits inspired by Canadian artist Sandra Silberzweig, using analogous colors (groups of three colors that are next to each other on the color wheel) and patterns.
Today at Clarke art students drew chalk and oil expressive self-portraits inspired by Canadian artist Sandra Silberzweig, using analogous colors (groups of three colors that are next to each other on the color wheel) and patterns.
Today for Fibonacci day students created accordion books filled with spirals inspired by the golden spiral discovered by Fibonacci in 1202. Based on the relationship of numbers on a scale or sequence the golden spiral is considered classically to have the most pleasing ratio, known as the golden ratio.
lovely acrylic portrait painted on canvas from the adult art group.
Linoprint inspired by Rodin’s ‘The Thinker’ from this evening’s adult art group.
The Wooden Bridge, Clontarf, Dublin 3. A lovely acrylic painting from tonight’s adult art group.
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