The Sanskritschool believes in the power of expression!
They asked for more books, crea-material, manuels and training.
Class 7 (19 students) started in February with the expressionbook. They made a good progression in the handbook that Wonderwise created. Now also class 8 (21 students) is enrolled in the expression course
and got books, training and materials.
Class 7 's task of this week :
Make a drawing with your eyes closed on the right side.
Reflect afterwards in words on the left side about the feeling and experience of drawing with you eyes closed. What you drew and what does it tell to you.
After reflection : Complete it and make a nice drawing with your eyes open.
Background : Drawing without sight is drawing without a very important organ and sense. It gives you the occasion to ‘look inside’. At the start, you will feel the need to look ‘outside’, even when your eyes are closed. But after a while, you will be able to let your eyes rest and to look inside your soul. ‘Don’t try to control it, but try to draw from your soul.’
Reflection : The reflection of the process is here more important than the reflection of the product. Students think about: Was it easy to let it ‘go’? Did I have a save feeling? What were the thoughts and feelings that crossed my mind while drawing blind.
They asked for more books, crea-material, manuels and training.
Class 7 (19 students) started in February with the expressionbook. They made a good progression in the handbook that Wonderwise created. Now also class 8 (21 students) is enrolled in the expression course
and got books, training and materials.
Class 7 's task of this week :
Make a drawing with your eyes closed on the right side.
Reflect afterwards in words on the left side about the feeling and experience of drawing with you eyes closed. What you drew and what does it tell to you.
After reflection : Complete it and make a nice drawing with your eyes open.
Background : Drawing without sight is drawing without a very important organ and sense. It gives you the occasion to ‘look inside’. At the start, you will feel the need to look ‘outside’, even when your eyes are closed. But after a while, you will be able to let your eyes rest and to look inside your soul. ‘Don’t try to control it, but try to draw from your soul.’
Reflection : The reflection of the process is here more important than the reflection of the product. Students think about: Was it easy to let it ‘go’? Did I have a save feeling? What were the thoughts and feelings that crossed my mind while drawing blind.
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