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Workshop on Illustration on Fabric

Unleash your creativity with our one-day interactive workshop on illustrating with fabric color on tote bags.

Workshop Details:

  • Date: Wednesday, July 24
  • Time: 15:00 – 18:00
  • Location: North Sohrevardi st., Tehran
  • Capacity: 10
  • How to Apply: Via Instagram @hammdass

What to Expect

Interactive Learning: Learn fabric painting basics and techniques from an experienced instructor.

Create Your Masterpiece: Design and paint your own high-quality tote bag with provided materials.

Connect and Collaborate: Meet and share ideas with fellow art enthusiasts in a supportive environment.

Why Join?

  • Hands-On Experience: Gain practical fabric painting skills.
  • Expert Guidance: Receive personalized feedback.
  • Unique Creation: Take home your custom-designed tote bag.
  • Community: Enjoy a day of creativity with like-minded individuals.

Apply Now!

Limited spots available! Apply via Instagram @hammdass by sending us a direct message. Don’t miss out on this fun and creative opportunity!

Stay updated by following us on Instagram. We can’t wait to see what you create!

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Creative exploration with papier-mâché: a workshop experience

I’m so excited to share an update from a recent paper mache workshop! Last Thursday, the fourth of July, I hosted 14 participants aged 20 to 34 who were eager to learn the art of sculpting with paper and glue. In this workshop, I tried to emphasize creativity along with good times and fun. Participants created their own puppets or imaginary creatures, resulting in fourteen unique and imaginative sculptures. The process involved layering strips of paper covered with glue over the templates, and I provided guidance and supervision throughout to help them come up with their visions. Diversity in backgrounds and ages added a rich dynamic to the creative process.

Papier-mâché is a versatile art form that involves strips of paper and glue that allows for strong and expressive sculptures. With years of experience in various art disciplines, including papier mache, I enjoy teaching and sharing this revolutionary technique with others.

Feel free to get in touch if you would like to join or learn more about Papier Mache.

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Inauguration of the Unsuspecting Death Domicile

“Unsuspecting Death Domicile” is the title of Niloufar Ataei Far’s first solo illustration exhibition. In this exhibition, she explores the deaths of Iraj and Siavash through visual essays. Although the hero sometimes leaves the story through death, their death continues to walk within the narrative, turning the pages of the book, changing its course. The hero does not disappear; instead, they transform through death, subjugating everything through this metamorphosis. The hero does not die but merely transitions from one form of death to another.

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My Artworks Among the Main Winners of “Good Stories for Good Children”

On July 1st, 2022, The illustration exhibition “Good stories for good children” commemorates the 100th birthday of Mehdi Azarizdi’s inauguration held, and the jury at the end of an opening ceremony announced the winners.
According to the public relations of the illustrators’ society, during the event, the Iranian Artists Forum’s ‘ “Momayez” Gallery and its conference hall, witnessed the presence of great artists, young illustrators, and others who attended the exhibition on a hot Friday afternoon, on July 1st, 2022.

At the beginning of the event, a video message from the secretary of the Children’s Book Council, played for the audience, emphasizing the importance of Mehdi Azaryazdi’s collaborations and efforts toward updating and presenting Persian old tales and fables to the new generations.
Ali Bouzari, CEO of the Illustrators Society, the first event’s speaker also highlighted Azaryazdi’s important role in children’s publication by telling a memory of his childhood reading Azaryazdi’s famous book collection “Good Stories for Good Children”.
“During the summer, I used to stay at my grandmother’s house and many times after we’d done shopping, we always went to AmirKabir bookstore on Khaje Nasir St. where she used to buy me a new book from “Good stories for Good Children” book series, said Bouzari.

Then, after presenting a brief report on how the event was organized and how the works were being selected, the three main winners were introduced including Niloofar Ataeifar, Arvin Fouladifar, and Pedram Kazroni for illustrating the stories of the book series “Good Stories for Good Children”. In the same section, Armin Abolfathi, Zahra Amini, Sahar Khorasani, and Najla Mahdavi were acknowledged with a certificate of appreciation.

The exhibition will be going on until July 20 at “Momayez” Gallery, Iranian Artists Forum.

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