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Process Art and Sensory Exploration in Bangalore

byScribble SpaceOnline classes available; In-person at Indiranagar, Rustam Bagh, Sanjayanagar & across BengaluruStarts from₹2,500 per monthView full gallery

Paint, paper pulp, scribbles, and stories, with room for children to make their own choices.

Children paint, cut, and share their creations in our July 2024 Saturday-session reel from Imagine That, St. Mark's Road.

This video captures our core belief: creativity is not a special talent, but a way of operating. It's about the freedom to play, to experiment, and to ask "what if" without the fear of being wrong.

A simple yet profound activity: making scribbles on a large sheet of paper. This exercise is about surrendering control, exploring movement, and collaborating on a shared canvas without a predetermined outcome.

A conversation with a 5-year-old about his painting of asteroids hitting the sun. This is process art in action: the story and the idea behind the painting are just as important as the painting itself.

A young artist carefully painting a vibrant rainbow. The process of blending colors and the focus it requires are key benefits of our art sessions, building both skill and patience.

Exploring color and line to create a beautiful, layered artwork. This student is learning about composition and watercolor techniques through hands-on experimentation.

A close-up of a student creating a flowing, multi-colored arc. The focus here is on the movement of the brush and the way the colors blend on the paper.

A student experimenting with mixing shades of green and yellow. Our classes provide a space for children to learn about color theory in a practical, intuitive way.

This video shows the beautiful chaos of our workshops. Children are completely immersed in their creative process, exploring different techniques and materials with focus and joy.

Hands lift paper pulp through wooden frames in our parent-child handmade paper workshop, advertised at Pops of Pastel in February 2023.

About The Joy of Making: Process & Sensory Art

Our handmade/recycled paper-making workshop needs a group of minimum 10 people and maximum 20 people. The age limit is 10 years and above. It lasts 2 to 2.5 hours.

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