FREE
Friday 30 January, 10am-12pm

Black cap to Tombstones

Taking inspiration from National Justice Museum objects in the collection, I have planned a painting and drawing workshop based on the Black Cap, one of the objects representing justice in Tudor times. 

I have taken this idea further by applying it to different headgear in different cultures. Headgear carries a symbolic meaning which carries spiritual significance for different communities. In the ‘Make it Yours’ session, we will be learning Acrylic painting techniques and producing paintings on canvas. 

Working from the photographs, participants will portray different headgear which will carry spiritual meanings as well as cultural relevance. 

In this session, we will be learning Acrylic painting techniques from beginners to advanced level, covering all ability levels and adapting to the needs of participants at an individual level. 

About Our Make It Yours Sessions

You’re invited to drop into our Creative Courtyard and make something inspired by the museum collection.

Our creative sessions are free and open to all. Join us to make and create together and contribute to our growing museum! The sessions will be led by artists, makers, and writers, all influenced by this unique museum. Register using the link below.