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Throwback Thursday: Your views
Posted: 23/04/20 04:31 |
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In 2014 OCA students contributed to a collaborative film project by artist Gillian Wearing called Your Views. You can watch the result below. With the world in lock down it seems fitting to share the views from our window once again.
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To creatively focus on the present
Posted: 21/04/20 11:20 |
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We may not all have access to outdoor spaces with the chance to nurture and grow, but our creative endeavours – even simply the planning of, or reflection on them, facilitate a state of mindfulness: ‘to still a busy mind, settle into a new activity and refocus on the present’
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Join us for OCA wide Earth Day 2020
Posted: 20/04/20 12:42 |
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Earth Day has its 50th Anniversary this year, and we invite you to join us to mark this significant day. At these times of self-isolation, online interaction and social distancing, we take a moment to celebrate, share and explore the creative possibilities of the home-garden work space.
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OCA creative challenges: Stop motion papercraft
Posted: 20/04/20 09:47 |
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We’re into week 3 of our creative challenges campaign. So far we’ve introduced you to basic stop motion techniques and visual storytelling. This week our introduction to stop motion papercraft will allow you to combine both those challenges and develop your skills.
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Throwback Thursday: The Big Draw
Posted: 16/04/20 04:00 |
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For this week’s Throwback Thursday we’re revisiting OCA’s first Big Draw online only event, which took place during the festival in October 2019.
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OCA creative challenges: Visual storytelling
Posted: 13/04/20 09:23 |
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This time we’re going to explore visual storytelling. Visual storytelling is a story or narrative told mainly through visual media. This could be video, animation, or illustration, and it’s usually accompanied with music, a narrator or graphics.
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