The Art of Kamishibai
Japanese Storytelling
Kamishibai is the magical art of Japanese storytelling. Kami means paper and Shibai mean play. Kamishibai is such a powerful medium the Doctors Without Borders adopted it as part of its AIDS campaign.
COME AND PLAY LIKE A CHILD!
Join me in a fun, light-hearted Zoom workshop as I shares with you a Japanese Kamishibai story then we will draw and paint a scene from the story, Momo-taro, a boy who was born out of a peach that was floating down the river.
You will become a Kamishibai artist and a storyteller as you cut papers and paint a beautiful stage scene that asks the question, "What's in the Peach?".
Once you take this class, you'll be able to make your own Kamishibai (Paper stories), paint beautiful greeting cards, or make a colorful display piece for your home.
Date: Saturday, August 7
Time 10:00 - 11:30AM (PT)
Let's Go!Let’s do this!
Don't worry if you are a beginner. Templates and design sheets will be provided so you'll be able to follow them easily.
Once you sign up, you will receive your supply list, art templates, a video tutorial to get you prepared for the class, and your Zoom link for the workshop.
If you have any questions, please send me an email and I'll be happy to answer questions.
Kay Hirai - [email protected]
Who am I? I am a life-long learner and a self-made business owner, artist, teacher, and philanthropist.
My passion is to share my love of making things with my hands and help you to release your creativity and inspiration for positive thinking.
