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Oscar winner’s tales in toons for kids at Kala Ghoda Fest

Titled Animation 101 and organised as part of the Hindustan Times Kala Ghoda Arts Festival, the workshop focused on telling stories through hand-drawn cartoons.

Published on: Feb 7, 2016, 00:48:29 IST
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An intense game of Pictionary ensued at Kitab Khana, Fort, on Saturday as 50 children aged 5 to 14 file in early to book their slots and then waited for Oscar award-winning Canadian animation artist Torill Kove to begin her session.

Oscar-winning animation artist from Canada Torill Kove interacts with children at Animation 101 workshop during the Kala Ghoda 2016 festival in Mumbai on Saturday. (Anshuman Poyrekar/ HT Photo)
Oscar-winning animation artist from Canada Torill Kove interacts with children at Animation 101 workshop during the Kala Ghoda 2016 festival in Mumbai on Saturday. (Anshuman Poyrekar/ HT Photo)

Titled Animation 101 and organised as part of the Hindustan Times Kala Ghoda Arts Festival, the workshop focused on telling stories through hand-drawn cartoons.

“My parents were architects and I have always loved art,” Kove said. “Now I get to draw every day of my life, and share my stories. It’s the best job.”

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Children learn from Candian animation artist Torill Kove at Animation 101 workshop on Saturday.

Kove began by distributing small flip books to the young attendees and demonstrating a short hand-drawn sequence of the blooming of a flower. Each participant then attempted to replicate the sequence and Kove offered feedback to each child.

 
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