LOCAL artist James Harding has unveiled artworks at the North Shepparton Community and Learning Centre (NSCLC).
James enjoys creating cartoons this latest venture, supported by art teacher Julia Thomas, and disability support service, are-able, complements the colouring book the budding artist produced last year.
In case you missed it, King Kluk Colouring-In (Series 1) was created by James, showing Shepparton landmarks in a fun way. Not only suitable for children, but it is also a great choice for people with disabilities or dementia.
“The illustrations are simple and recognisable,” explained Julia. “For example, you can implement a simple exercise of finding four-legged animals or local landmarks, or other items that are likely familiar to the person with dementia and trigger those memories and brain work.”
Available for sale from NSCLC at 10/14 Parkside Drive, Shepparton, for only $8, $2 from every sale will be donated to the local Salvation Army. You can also view or purchase James’ artworks for $50 from the community centre.
