Workshop at Makerspace Hull to make low-poly geometric paper masks for Halloween, with all materials provided.
Alex is running a Halloween mask-making session at Hull Central Library on Tuesday 3 November, from 5.00pm. It's a two-hour workshop, so you'll be there until 7.00pm.
The session takes place at Makerspace Hull, the arts and technology workspace hosted inside the library. It's stocked with manual, digital and electronic equipment, with skilled staff on hand to offer support and run workshops like this one. The activity is part of the library's children's and makerspace programming, so it's one of several things they've got going on for younger makers.
On the night, you'll be making 'low-poly' geometric paper masks — those angular, faceted shapes that look like a 3D model brought into the real world. They're designed to work as a cost-friendly centrepiece for a Halloween costume, so you'll leave with something you can actually wear. You'll be working with pens, paints and spray paints to finish them off, and all the materials are provided, along with tea and coffee to keep you going while you work.
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There are a couple of practical things to keep in mind before you head in. The session is for anyone aged 10 or over, and under-16s need to be accompanied by an adult. It runs on Tuesday 3 November from 5.00pm at Hull Central Library, Albion Street, HU1 3TF.
