Drawing Made Easy by Christine Sage
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Beginners' Workbook
Whether you’re a beginner student, novice art teacher, old hand or just someone who would love to know how to draw, Drawing Made Easy is a welcome and long overdue text.
Each lesson is carefully planned with drawing explained in easy, short and defined steps.
Students will learn basic techniques such as:
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Correct hold of the pencil and use of eraser
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Difference between line, pattern and tone
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How line pattern and tone work together to create drawing
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Use of observation to clarify understanding of shape
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How to draw objects in nature, parts of body and larger landscapes
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Student workbook contains four comprehensive theory units with explanations and worksheets.​
Storm in a Teacup by Chris Townsend & Christine Sage
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A teardrop reveals a universe of meaning
Themes of beginnings, endings & connectedness for teachers, counsellors and creative therapists
In Storm in a Teacup you will find environmental and cyclical themes of life and death, renewal and decay, hope and fear, light and darkness. This story takes the form of a poem that tells of a teardrop which finds its way out to sea and finally returns through nature’s cycle to a boy and his grandfather.
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This is an intriguing and evocative resource for parents, teachers, counsellors, environmentalists and art therapists. It can be used in classrooms, workshops and groups to build conversations about meaning and change. No two readers will interpret this picture book the same way.
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The intensity of Chris Sage’s richly hued, deliberately scraggy illustrations make this a memorable and stirring picture book to use with adults and children. Storm in a Teacup also comes with a generous Learner’s Guide full of suggested activities, creative prompts and topics for discussion.
Sample pages from Stormina Teacup - Illustrations by Christine Sage
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