What could be more airy than a sky full of birds and clouds to create a hanging mobile?

This small geometric paper sculpture, with no gluing, will allow you to play with shadow and light and to understand that making a pop-up consists of working in the folds of your sheet of paper.

Making this small geometric paper sculpture in the form of stairs, you will learn that making a pop-up consists of working in the folds of your sheet of paper.

The forest is a rich graphic universe and a good source of inspiration for making a paper cut-out artwork.

Here are a few tips and tricks for transforming your drawings into manga. Then it's up to you to find your own style!

This short exercise is an excellent way to become a little bit more familiar with painting and colours.

To really make your character look alive, you're going to have to give it an expressive face. Anger, joy...there's no shortage of emotions!

Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) is the most famous of the Cubists. Cubism consists of representing an object or a person from a number of different viewpoints at the same time.

Georges Seurat (1859-1891) applied colour to his canvases using a series of small dots. Thus the name of his technique: pointillism.

The style of Piet Mondrian (1872-1944) may seem rather easy to reproduce, but his genius....much less so. Nevertheless, we are going to try our best!