DHAKAMAKERS
Water Marbling: Create Abstract Prints & Patterns with Broqué; 12:30 PM - 02:30 PM
Water Marbling: Create Abstract Prints & Patterns with Broqué; 12:30 PM - 02:30 PM
Description:
Dive into the mesmerizing world of water marbling & pattern making! This beginner-friendly workshop will teach you the art of creating unique patterns on water using special paints.
Experiment with jacquard marble paint and techniques to create stunning designs on paper and fabric. No prior experience is necessary – just bring your creativity and a sense of wonder! You'll leave with beautiful, one-of-a-kind pieces and a newfound appreciation for this captivating art form.
Facilitated by: Broqué featuring Azim Niloy
Facilitator’s Profile:
Broqué: A conscious, zero-waste streetwear label that creates abstract, one-off pieces with textile surpluses and handloom textiles. It integrates traditional craft techniques with innovative, zero-waste design approaches, fostering ecological and social resilience. Broqué has pioneered storytelling-based upcycling workshops that engage youth and community members to rediscover and embody South Asian cultural roots. The brand philosophy centers on slowing down time, focusing on finest craftsmanship that surpasses the test of time by rebelling against mass production.
Azim Niloy is a hobbyist deeply committed to the environment. He creates works that harmonize with nature while preserving traditional art forms. Inspired by the fluid and unpredictable beauty of water marbling, he combines ancient techniques with eco-friendly materials to craft unique, meaningful pieces.
Details:
Date: 3rd February 2025
Time: 12:30 PM - 2:30 PM
Duration: 2 Hours
Age Group: 4+
Participant Capacity: 25-30
Workshop Outline:
- Introduction to water marbling and its history
- Preparing the water bath
- Basic techniques for creating patterns
- Creating designs on paper
- Creating designs on fabric
Participants will receive all necessary materials for the workshop.
- Marbled art prints on paper
- A Marbled patterned unique bandana (created by participants)