August 2015
Cupcake Decor workshop
Learn to bake cupcakes and decorate with fondant
Water Colour Workshop for advanced learners
Water colours with Bija Biswaal
July 2015
Screen Printing Workshop
Scrren Printing Workshop
May workshops
Stampers Crop
Come join us for a fun weekend at our first ever ‘Stampers meet’ in Bangalore.
Stampers bring their own equipment – stamps, papers and inks etc. and we’ll order pizza for lunch 🙂
If you’re a stamper and interested in joining us, please send a message to [email protected]
Screen Printing Workshop by Lets InkÂ
screen printing
To register, call BnG on 725 928 0949 (post 6pm) or 98455 20213
Seats are limited in no.
Back to school story telling Session with Storipur
story session
Come, join us for an interactive workshop and story telling session in preparation to get our kiddies back to school.
The workshop includes an interactive storytelling session for parents and kids followed by an interactive session with well-conceived activities. Finally, we end with a discussion on parenting with tips, suggestions and references. The workshop will be anchored by Priya Muthukumar, founder and storyteller, Storipur.
Priya is a qualified student counsellor and an educational consultant.
For ages 3 – 8 years.
Paper Cutting Workshop (Details to be posted soon)
Quilting Workshop (Details to be posted soon)
April 2016
 
March 2016
 Crafty Beavers Camp with Shailee Adke
 Card Making Workshop by Juhi Khanna (12+years)
card making workshop by Juhi Khanna
Learn to make 3 gorgeous cards and 2 tags while learning the following techniques –
Stamping with different kinds of inks
Masking and layering
Stamping and colouring with distress inks
Water colour stamping
Heat embossing
Dry embossing
Faux letterpress technique
Emboss resist technique
Textures and dimesions with pastels and technique
Creative Writing Workshop for children 8+ years
Conducted by Bangalore Writers Workshop. Look up this page for details soon.
February events/workshops
 Digital marketing for startups in the creative space
As part of the Construkt festival in Bangalore, B&G is hosting a fringe talk on the topic –
‘Digital marketing for startups in the creative space’
The panel discussion will comprise of artists, crafters and digital marketing experts.
The objective of the discussion is to share insights on various digital marketing strategies that artists can use to connect with customers, expand their customer base and take their business to the next level. The panel discussion will be followed by an exhaustive Q&A session.
The intended audience are artists, crafters, entrepeneurs in the creative space.
The panel members include –
1. Mr. Ashwin Ramesh, co-founder of Synup
2. Mr. George Supreeth, founder of Penciljam
3. Mrs. Monami Bhattacharya, finearts entrepreneur
4. Mrs. Shruti Bhat, visual entrepreneur and founder of Artsycraftsymom
Speaker bio.
Mr Ashwin Ramesh, a serial entrepreneur and digital marketing expert.
Ashwin turned entrepreneur when he was 15, starting his own back-end online marketing and web services firm Ebusiness Initiative. He then went on to build and create OrganicApex, a specialized Digital Marketing firm with business units which deal with web services, products, properties and more with delivery centers in Sacramento and Orlando.
Currently, co-founder of Synup, an early stage startup in the location based marketing space.
Ashwin will throw light on the various platforms that an artist can utilize to enable him/her to showcase his/her art to a bigger and appreciative audience.
Mr. George Supreeth, Visual Arts entrepreneur and founder of PencilJam
George Supreeth is a visual-arts entrepreneur based out of Bangalore. Over the past 2 decades, George has worked in several areas of the design landscape including new media, technology, brand and retail design servingcreative director. He currently heads Vismosis – a consulting firm for organizational creativity.
He is the founder of Penciljam, a nationwide visual-arts community, Pencilsauce – a design & illustration studio and more recently a start-up called Pencilplay – a mobile app that helps busy parents encourage childhood creativity.
George has lectured extensively on visual thinking and creativity at educational institutions and at corporate organisations, and actively promotes the need for creativity at schools as well as workplaces.
He will talk about the changes in the marketing strategies since the growth of social media and how his organisation Pencil Jam has capitalised on the same. He will share his insights on the strategies that his business has evolved on and discuss some of the must do’s for visual artists.
Mrs. Monami Bhattacharya, a fine arts entrepreneur
An artist, writer, documentation consultant, animal lover, waste management junkie, bookworm, traveler, and a R.E.C.Warangal alumni, Monami refuses to be stuck in a rut. Little things excite her, simple pleasures define her happiness, and her ambition is to be able combine her love for animals, skills as an artist, and voice in words into a social venture in the future.
She’s going to discuss her journey – from being a wet-behind-the-ears Civil Engineering grad to an IT employee to turning into a fine arts entrepreneur and thought leader. She’ll also discuss what the measure of success was to her and how it evolved, how social media shaped her career, the various marketing platforms that she has dabbled with for her business and personal tips that enabled her despite her introversion.
Mrs. Shruti Bhat, founder of artsycraftsymom
Shruti Bhat is the Chief Dreamer at ArtsyCraftsyMom.com where she shares Art , Craft  Activities and Tips for Busy Parents to encourage their Child’s creativity.
Early on in her parenting journey, she realized that kid energy can turn to trouble when not exhausted in a constructive manner! So she pulled Ideas from her experience as a Project manager to find, create and direct ways to creatively engage her daughter while having fun. Her meticulous DIY records, easy tips for lazier/ craft-phoboic folks and fun theme based contests resulted in her turning into one of the most popular craft blogs in India, with a great numbers of followers from all over the world. She reinvents the blog brilliantly using Social Media and new tools like Powtoons, Vine & You tube, that keeps readers coming back for more. Given the love and effort she invests into the blog, it was imperative the blog gave her returns. Her social media presence and following is formidable and she has wisely chosen her path to a self sustained blog. When she is not crafting with her daughter or thinking of her soon to be published Craft book, she can be found developing Project Quality Initiatives , driving cross-company engineering initiatives and collaboration for The Communications Business Unit at Oracle India Private Limited.
Shruti will be sharing details on how Social Media shaped the blog ArtsyCraftsyMom.com along with simple Tips & tricks that helped her market existing content in a brand new avatar.
The session will be moderated by Mrs. Chinanshu Sharma, Founder Paarisha
Details –
Date – February 25th, 2015
Time – 5.30pm to 7.30pm
Venue – Bloom & Grow (B&G), Koramangala 6th block, Bangalore
Format – Panel Discussion
Registrations are limited in no. To register, pls. log on to the construkt festival site.
2. Charcoal Sketching Workshop by Glen D’souza
Date – February 28th and March 1st, 2015
Fee- Rs.3,500/- per head (inclusive of materials, lunch,snacks)
January Workshops
Quilting Workshop
Date – January 10, 2015 from 10.30 am to 5 pm
Fee – Rs.1,500 (inclusive of materials)
Details
A beginners workshop in Quilting (Paper Piecing technique in quilting)
Make and take home a set of Scissor Case, Pin Cushion and Needle case by learning the paper piecing technique in quilting.
Conducted by Vatsala Kamat.
Other Info. – Participants will need to bring along their sewing machine, scissors,pins, black and white thread, pencil, eraser, ruler. Quilting needle and thread will be provided.
For registrations – call B&G at 7259280949. Limited seats.
(Please note that we cannot confirm registrations without a confirmation call from your end.)
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Paper Cutting Workshop
Date – January 18, 2015 from 10.30 am to 5 pm
Fee – Rs.2,000 (inclusive of materials)
Details –
Course content
You will learn the technique of Paper cutting through 2 different methods – The Negative Method and The Drawing Method. Each method will involve one artwork.
Two patterns will be part of the workshop a positive and a negative. One would be drawing based and the other one would be alphabet based.
Note: Materials will be provided.
Course Fee – Rs. 2,000/-
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Zentangle Workshop
Date – January 24, 2015 from 11 am to 5 pm
Workshop Fees: Rs. 1500/- (inclusive of Material Kit)
Zentangle is a new and meditative art form for the non-artist and the artist alike. An abstract drawing created using repetitive patterns. Fun, easy, meditative doodling and fascinating are just some of the terms to this beautiful art, that is enjoyed by people of all ages.
Please call Carol Pinto on 7259280949 to register and book your seat. Registrations are limited and confirmed on payment. Payment can be made online or in person.