Project in a Night displayed as the Flying Pages

 Project in a night involves the production of a series of drawings developing an idea or theme in a short space of time. This sequential development is naturally suited to the flying pages method of display

 Seen here displayed in the Outline Department itself ,this presentational format  is becoming extremely popular and generated a lot of interest from members of the public and colleagues.

Another successful Project in a Night Workshop

 Students produce a series of drawings developing an idea or theme in only two hours!





 Programme Manager Ian Andrews leads the Group crit.

The Tree of 1000 Stories

This is a time laps of our latest  drawing workshop, which was held at Birmingham Central Library.

Comenius Exchange Programme

This week students from colleges in Spain, Italy, Czech Republic, Turkey, Latvia and Bulgaria are visiting Outline. The group of students was working on a large scale mural inspired by their local surroundings.

Outline presents a "Drop in " Event at Birmingham Book Festival

The 1000 stories team worked with members of the public attending the Birmingham book Festival to create the "flying pages" of the book of Birmingham Installation.

Participants were encouraged to contribute in a variety of ways from making a freehand drawing that expressed something about themselves, to making a quick rubbing of their postcode telling us about the areas they travelled in from.

   

Some participants traced images from famous Birmingham landmarks, others made more personal contributions revealing more details about their stories in visual form.

Details of the "flying book of Birmingham" installation.

The drawings produced were gradually added to the "flying pages" Installation, which changed and evolved across the duration of the Festival.