Be the cat. Not the copycat.
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Learn what it is, how to avoid infringing someone else’s creative rights and being a poor imitation.
From Clay to Metal
“You start with a drawing and think about how you can build on things."
Posted on 22 Mar 2016[0] CommentsStepping outside the watercolor box… and Singapore
Retired secondary school art teacher from Singapore, Gwee Poh Hee, has travelled to New Zealand to study creativity & art at The Learning Connexion.
Posted on 18 Mar 2016[3] CommentsQ. Why did the tomato blush?
We ask Janet Mace – published children’s book illustrator and TLC graduate.
Posted on 14 Mar 2016[1] CommentsGetting high on the weekends
Photography tutor Marc Hill films and photographs helicopters in action
Posted on 02 Mar 2016[1] CommentsCalves, sheep, chickens, ducks and creative art making in-between
"Studying from home means I can fit study around my full-time job in Hamilton and our lifestyle block, which is full of calves, sheep, chickens and ducks..." We talk to part-time distance learning honours student Ailene Cuthbertson.
Posted on 23 Feb 2016[4] CommentsCan you be creative in a corporate world?
Often the workplace is seen as a tedious place where creativity appears to be an add-on to the daily grind...
Posted on 22 Feb 2016[0] CommentsArtist Talk: Irena Kennedy
TLC’s first Artists Talk podcast of 2016 features Irena May Kennedy, a sculpture artist.
Posted on 22 Feb 2016[0] CommentsBringing whakapapa to life
“It is an odd thing to say that I am an artist. My body is trying to attach itself to that label at the moment.” This is a comfort level and an honest reflection many students studying at TLC can relate to.
Posted on 19 Feb 2016[3] Comments
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