Happy New Year, New updates

Happy New Years 2019 for you and your family. We are happy to announce so many great changes we have at Bee Creative Art Hub. First I would love to say thank you all who supported Bee Creative Art hub and been so helpful to build this lovely community. We would like to continue build creative friendly and safe place for children to grow their friendship with others and be inspired to create and develop new skills. Our new studio is located at Merton Abbey Mills Unit 13 the Long Shop this is new location that gives us more opportunities to grow and use the studio full on for more to give. Our website has some new updates as we set up shop were you can not only book a birthday party or half term sessions or adult art classes but also purchase gift cards and merchandise but also some new products for projects to try at home. We happy to announce that Bee Creative Art Hub is official retailer for Iron Orchids Design products and workshops so do look out for new event coming soon for adults to try. More about the products you can go on https://ironorchiddesigns.com

Also we would like to welcome new team member Viktoria is a student and now started working as art teacher assistant at art classes with children. Also Donata is joining Bee Creative Art hub were she will provide art therapy session for Children and Adults.

Summer Art Music Camp

We running art music summer camp each week Monday to Wednesday 10.30 till 2.30 bring your own lunch and have creative time with us. Please note that some dated change and keep booking at least one day before to let us know and get ready for the day. Thank you

See you Soon

Summer Art Exhibition

Hello All

One year pass and we are happy to celebrating it at Coffee in the Woods Cafe at 99-101 High Street Colliers Wood, SW19 2JF. All Month till September 6th you can come and bid for the children work and on 27th of August at KidFest in Merton AbbeyMills at Noon we will announce who got the work and can bring home after the exhibition finish. All money will be donated to Children with Cancer UK charity. We will update on that when the day comes. 

Spring Kids Party

Welcome

All Children to our Spring Karaoke Party and Art Exhibition at Merton Abbey Mills

April 15th Sunday

from 2.30PM – 6.00PM

Party for Kids

3.30 PM – 5.30PM

Tickets can be booked at www.shoobs.com for £10 plus £1 interest site charge.

(with the ticket children will get party food)

In the party will be lots of singing, dancing and games in The Colour House Theatre

Children Art Exhibition

2.30PM – 6.00PM

Outside the Market you can see your children art work and visit Rootsy Mill Vegan Cafe were you can also see Ieva’s Pazemeckaite Print exhibition “The inner quest” and have a coffee and cake

Fractal Drawing

I would like to share with you one of the great ways to get your creativity growing and even help your mind to relax and tell you were and how to work with your inside and help to recover. This text I translated from the article that was written in Lithuanian magazine Ji by author V.Liutkiene. The link to the article is here https://www.15min.lt/gyvenimas/naujiena/laisvalaikis/nupieskite-savo-fraktala-1038-242760

I myself personally had a great opportunity to try this technique when I was visiting Lithuania and had great results and how it surprised me of simplicity and fun exercises that helps you to build great relationship between you and your children. Also I was given this practice to my students in art class and I can see great result for children to relax and find the ways to creativity.

What is Fractal

The fractal drawing is made of spontaneously drawn lines and areas of various sizes and shapes that are coloured in with colour pencils. This method was discovered in Russia, by authors T. Z. Polujachtova and A. E. Komov that they called it analytical diagnostics, forecast and correction by the fractal method of human condition. The term “fractal” comes from the Latin word fractus, meaning “made from parts”. However, let’s leave the theory and talk about the method. The phrase that, ‘everything what is simple, is brilliant’ is very suitable for describing fractals. To learn to draw fractals, you do not need special abilities, this can be done by people of all ages. If you have a desire, drawing paper, a black pen and coloured pencils, you can start.

How to draw 

One of the conditions for the drawing of basic fractals is to follow the rules. This is what helps to personify and improve your personality. To get started, you need A4-format drawing sheets, a black pen and as many different coloured pencils as possible.

Contour drawing

Place a piece of paper horizontally in front of you and hold the black pen on it. Close your eyes and start draw a continuous line for about a minute. Try to fill as much paper area as possible. Draw a line at a clear, moderate speed. Avoid duplicate shapes, draw lines in different ways: horizontal, vertical, diagonal, oval, circular, not just specific shapes. Leave the white background perfectly clean around your drawing. When drawing a line, it is necessary to close your eyes or put the blindfold, because in this way we release ourselves from external stimuli and appeal to the subconscious “I”. Connect the start and end of the line to the nearest line. The large, medium, and small spaces should be approximately equal in the drawing. When you open your eye and noticed a lot of large spaces in the picture, close your eyes and draw more continues lines for a few seconds.

Colouring

Draw the first four fractals in the colours chosen by your subconscious, so close your eyes before picking the pencil. One colour pencil colour in one space randomly selected from 1 to 12 spaces. Do not colour the adjacent space in the same colour unless they are oblique. Colour it evenly, neatly and seamlessly. For the smallest areas, you can use coloured pens. Draw one fractal a day for 21 day.

More to know

Keep in mind that from the fractal 7 all the drawings must be different. If you open your eyes, and the result is the same again, although it seems like you were drawing always a different pattern. This is due to the fact that the personal characteristics of man, forces to draw one or another way, so to improve yourself, you have to deal with yourself. So the fractal is a great tool for that. If all your drawings are similar, drawing fractals will not bring any benefits. Try to make every painting look different more beautiful, needless, more artistic, so you can not take your eyes of it. Soon you will get a reward: if someone secretly hopes to become calmer, after drawing 7-10 fractals, soon will feel that, it is becoming more difficult to strike out of balance, the others maybe more bold and determined.

Colours

The meaning of fractal colours:

White is an undisclosed energy. If the fractures remain white, then the author does not use all of his powers.

Yellow means the ability to receive, process and transmit information. The person who loves yellow colour is curious, open, trying to express himself.

Green is the colour of a healthy and balanced energy.

Green dominance shows that a person tends to cooperate, is able to listen and understand.

Blue – peace, stability and balance. If there is a lot of dark blue in the fractal, this can mean depression. The blue is the colour of truth, honesty and faithfulness, which gives peace and confidence. Its surplus indicates that the person is sensitive, vulnerable.

Violet shows an unlimited energy reserve. Its surplus is unmanageable energy that needs to be expressed.

Red provides the opportunity to implement plans that require high energy resources. If there are many red medium sized spaces, something is worrying.

Pink is associated with the feminine side. When it’s dominant, the person is stable, benevolent, calm.

Orange is the colour of life’s force and progress. The person using it is friendly and active, but large areas can mean complexes.

Light brown beige is spiritual energy. A dark brown spot means an upsurge old personal problem.

Lots of grey – waiting for change.

Large black spots – a person is quickly tired, and small in the whole fractal is an initiative, active and dynamic.

You can see some examples of lovely fractals drawing in facebook group @brigitos fraktalai

Easter Art Music Camp

A Mix Media Art, Music & Games

9th – 12th Mar 2018, 10:30am to 14:30pm

For Children 4-13 year old

£35 per day, Siblings £5 off 

Mix media art making landscape and other creative projects,

singing your favourite songs and games everyone loves.

Every day will include a Mix Media, Music and we will end the day

with a few games.

Please note the child will need to bring their own lunch everyday.

For more information you can also contact Ieva on:

07428563277

info@beecreativearthub.com

Christmas Thrill at Mill

On 23rd of December Saturday from 11.00 AM-17.00PM Merton Abbey Mills Market I am happy to host free art craft activities for kids. Also I will sell my recent art work and crafts. Please visit our stall will be next to Watermill near the stage. See you Soon

Children Art Exhibition at Belgium Brasserie Cafe

Bee Creative art hub and Future Voices Inviting your family and friends to celebrate children creativity. Your favourite waffles with hot and soft drinks will be served to purchase thank you.

6.30PM Welcome and opening the Exhibit.

7.30 PM Life Singing by FutureVoices Children and Singer Miss Sha.

8.30PM Finish

Thank you for coming and here it is our video from event.

 

Half Term Art Music Camp

Great news Half term is almost here and we have ready for you Art/Music camp for children. You can start Signing up for Bee Creative and Future Voices Art Music Camp. For three days children will have creative time exploring art and music we will do lots of activities related to the autumn festivals and theme. It is for children age 5-11 y/o based in safe and beautiful Studio at Merton Abbey Mill Market from 11.30am till 3pm . Bring your lunch box, healthy snacks will be provided with all other materials included in the price. Book now at info@beecreativearthub.com, for 23rd to 25th of October. One day price is £35 discount for siblings 10%off. At the end of last day we will show you what we did and if we will be brave enough we will sing the song we would practice together.

Monday 23rd

11.30-13.00
Making Mask from Plaster

13.00-14.00 Lunch

14.00 – 15.00
Singing class

Tuesday 24th

11.30-13.00
Finishing Mask
Painting on Canvas Autumn landscape by Impressionist

13.00-14.00 Lunch

14.00-15.00
Singing class

Wednesday 25th

11.30-13.00
Mix media Abstract

13.00-14.00 Lunch

14.00-15.00
Singing Class