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This is a fun, interactive making session led by Hana Ayoob, illustrator and science communicator, open to all King's students.
Grab coloured and patterned paper from your recycling and junk mail and get ready to turn them into a mandala. We’ll explore the history and culture of mandalas, and how simple shapes can be combined to create intricately beautiful designs.
Essential materials
Scissors
Glue (ideally a glue stick/other fast drying glue)
2 pieces of card or strong paper (at least A4 size) to use as bases for your artwork. The side of a box would work.
A selection of recycled paper/thin card in different colours or patterns such as junk mail, magazines, leaflets, packaging.
Other useful materials:
Compass / circular objects to draw around
Pens or pencils
A hole punch
Other punches (e.g. the sort used for card making or scrapbooking)
Hana Ayoob is a freelance creative producer of science events, a trainer, a science communicator, an artist, a comedian, and part of the highly successful podcast Why Aren’t You A Doctor Yet?
She is passionate about science and getting more diverse voices heard in science and science communication.
www.hanaayoob.co.uk / Twitter: @HanaAyoob / Instagram: @Hana.Ayoob
This session will be delivered online via Zoom – sign up here to get the link.
This workshop is part of King’s At Home in Cultural London programme, which features video content, workshops, things to do in London and opportunities to connect with other students and explore the city. Enrol on KEATS to fully explore this free programme open to all King’s students.
Part of King’s Refreshers programme - Developing your Skills