The crowd listened as Maven explained the variety and inspiration for scrumbling. Ed, pictured below, is listening attentively.
Maven demonstrated a couple of the scrumbles in progress. One of the beautiful aspects of scrumbling in addition to the "letting go of structure" thought process is being able to utilize leftover scraps and stash to create pieces of art.
Here's what Ed worked on during the event.
Another fun exercise is when you have group scrumbling on individual pieces have them exchange their pieces and then continue working. For example, the piece pictured below was worked on Remi and Patty.
This is piece will be consolidated with other individual pieces to form one large expansive piece that will be auctioned off to raise money for Friedrich's Ataxia.
Maven demonstrated a couple of the scrumbles in progress. One of the beautiful aspects of scrumbling in addition to the "letting go of structure" thought process is being able to utilize leftover scraps and stash to create pieces of art.
Here's what Ed worked on during the event.
Another fun exercise is when you have group scrumbling on individual pieces have them exchange their pieces and then continue working. For example, the piece pictured below was worked on Remi and Patty.
This is piece will be consolidated with other individual pieces to form one large expansive piece that will be auctioned off to raise money for Friedrich's Ataxia.
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