Miss Heaton’s Art Class Creates a Cardboard Kitchen!
I was recently contacted by Miss Heaton, a secondary art school teacher from the U.K. Her class wanted to create sweets as a project, but were finding it a challenge to draw two dimensional cakes and sweets.
Miss Heaton explained that although it was a challenge for the class to draw sweets, they found “cardboard sculpture exciting and creatively freeing”. After viewing The Cardboard Kitchen online, the class was inspired to set up their own Cardboard Kitchen.
So with a few tips from The Cardboard Kitchen cookbook, these young artists created an elegant selection of yummy desserts. I think you will agree, these beautiful treats are amazing!
Congratulations to all, including the gifted teacher Miss Heaton. It takes a talented teacher to inspire gifted young artists!
Above: Ahmed, age 13 (left); Shan, age 13 (right)
Above: Jack, age 13
Above: Tom, age 13
Above: LeShae, age 13
Above: Charlotte, age 13
Miss Heaton’s art class bakery display!
Robin Urton
May 25, 2011 at 12:43 pmLove seeing that your art has inspired some very creative interpretations by these young students!
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May 25, 2011 at 8:45 pmThank you Robin! I love seeing it too, and they created such fantastic pieces .
Sam McDonald
May 25, 2011 at 5:57 pmAmazing work! They must have a super teacher!
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May 25, 2011 at 8:43 pmI agree Sam. Miss Heaton did a fantastic job guiding these young artists.
Jack Keegan
May 26, 2011 at 9:57 amMY WORK!!!!
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May 26, 2011 at 12:07 pmCongratulations Jack! Love your slice of cake and the way you visualized your chocolate curls on top! To preserve your lovely piece, I suggest spraying it lightly with ph neutral spray. This can be found in any craft store.
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