At Tennozu Isle, you can meet art on a daily basis.

In addition to works that are permanently installed in galleries and towns, we also hold art events that can be enjoyed every season.

This fallWhat cafeA special project workshop will be held at the tie -up event.

◾️ Enjoy with parents and children! Tennozu Art Experience

Held schedule: 2021/11/7 (Sun)

Contents:Pigment Tokyo(Crayon making)+What cafelunch

detail:

・10:00～11:30 ① Crayon making experience with pigment Tokyo

・11:30～ ②What cafeLunch time while looking at the canal

option:What musicumTicket special ticket

* If you would like to see what mustum, you can purchase a ticket optionally.

 

* Please check the reservation page for details.

* Preschool children to elementary school are always required to assist parents.

Crayon making workshops are held irregularly as a course that parents and children can enjoy.

Last time, the Collector's Museum "Collector's Museum" held in May 2021What musicumAnd art cafe "What cafeIt was implemented in the collaboration project with ".It was impressive that from the parents who participated to the children, they were crazy and made their own crayons.

This time, we have prepared a course that can be customized to your liking so that more customers can enjoy it.

After attending a workshop at PIGMENT, lunch time at What Cafe along the canal of Tennozu Isle. Please spend a relaxing time while watching the art works on display and the canal overlooking Tokyo Bay.

As an option, you can choose a special treatment ticket for the What Museum, which is right next to Pigment. You can experience the autumn of art where you can confront art to your heart's content.

Please refer to this special article for the previous content.

[ARTICLES] "Experience with parents and children! Tennozu Art Tour" Event Report

Continue,We will introduce the contents of the course you are interested in about Pigment's crayon making workshop.

When it comes to crayons, there are many people who use "art materials used when they were young". It is a color material that can be easily applied to a beautiful color as soon as it is drawn.

Let's take a look at how it is made.

The materials used are wax, oil, pigments, and constitution pigments.

Each one is in the aluminum cup while measuring with a measuring spoon.

The instructor of this course is Saito, who is in charge of "watercolor making" and "pastel making" workshops.

While interweaving crayons and color stories, we will explain how to make it in an easy -to -understand manner. Even children and those who take the first workshop can participate.

However, when children under elementary school or less participate, we ask for assistance by parents.

The crayon is wax and oil. By entering these two, the water resistance and the fixation on paper increase. In addition, you can draw lines with a hard drawing taste. It is also recommended for children who are difficult to adjust their power and those who want to write with powerful touches.

Once you put all the ingredients, use the heat insulator to dissolve firmly while stirring.

The scent of wax drifts, and it has become like a crayon.

When it becomes liquid, put it in the mold.

Finally pour the ingredients into the mold. It is gradually approaching the crayon -like shape.

We specialize in making crayons than the previous course, and have a simple crayon type that is easy to draw.

When it gets cold and harden, push it out with a stick and you're done.

You can take the crayon you made in a special BOX and take it home.

Immediately after drawing with a freshly made crayon, the color was more vivid than it looked.

The establishment on paper is also good. The lines can be drawn neatly, the surface is easy to apply, and you will want to draw on a large paper using many colors.

You can make what kind of picture you draw with your own crayon, and you can make an inspiration from the finished crayon.

You can also see the video of the crayon making introduced in the video.

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How about an art experience that starts with the creation of art materials while looking at the colored trees on the banks of the canal that reflects the autumn sky?