Malta Art Events

Malta Art Events Art studio for kids and adults located in Mosta

07/10/2026

Let’s do whatever we feel right ✨💖

29/09/2026

Our absolute favourite projects for the autumn season 🍁🍂🥮

22/09/2026

And with that, we’ve officially wrapped up our 2026 summer season! ✨🥹
Thank you to my amazing students and dear parents for another beautiful season. 💖
See you soon! 🌸✨

18/09/2026

Experiencing to feel the texture ✨🌍

13/09/2026

🪿 How to Make a Goose Sculpture from a Glass Bottle

Materials

* Any glass bottle with a long neck
* Aluminium foil
* One sheet of ordinary paper
* PVA glue or any water-based glue
* Small pieces of cotton fabric, coloured napkins, or tissue paper
* Masking tape
* Decorative elements, such as glasses, googly eyes, stickers, ribbons, hearts, etc.
* Hot glue gun and glue sticks

Step 1. Create the Goose’s Neck and Head

Tear off 3–4 sheets of aluminium foil. Make them as long as you would like the goose’s neck to be.

Tip: Try not to make the neck too long, as a shorter neck will be more stable.

Place the sheets of foil on top of each other.

Take the sheet of paper and gently shape it into an oval form. Place the paper shape in the middle of the foil.

Now wrap and twist the foil around the paper, shaping it into the goose’s head, long neck, and beak.

Step 2. Attach the Neck to the Bottle

Insert the bottom of the foil neck into the opening of the glass bottle.

Use masking tape to wrap and secure the entire foil neck, head, and beak. This will make the shape more stable and give it a neater surface.

Step 3. Cover the Goose

Pour or prepare some PVA glue in a small container.

Take small pieces of cotton fabric, coloured napkins, or tissue paper. Cover each piece with a thin layer of PVA glue and start applying them to the bottle and the foil sculpture.

Cover the body, neck, head, and beak, making sure that the pieces overlap slightly and the entire surface is covered.

Step 4. Let It Dry

Leave the sculpture to air-dry naturally.

If you want to speed up the process, you can gently dry it with a hair dryer.

Make sure the surface is completely dry before moving on to the decoration.

Step 5. Decorate Your Goose

Now comes the fun part! 🎀

Use a hot glue gun to attach decorative elements such as:

* Glasses
* Googly eyes
* Stickers
* Hearts
* Ribbons
* Bows
* Or anything else you like!

Give your goose its own personality and make it completely unique. 🪿✨

09/09/2026

Sometimes, it’s about turning everything around you into art 💖

06/09/2026

Building self confidence step by step: we are beautiful, we are strong, we are creative 💖✨🥇

03/09/2026

I decided to make this little video because I honestly hoped it would go viral…

Well… it did. 😂

And now, apparently, the only comment I receive is:

“LINK?”
“WHERE DID YOU BUY THEM?”
“LINK PLEASE!”
“LINK???” 😂✂️

So here we go. Let’s answer your most frequently asked questions.

1. Where can I buy these scissors?

I DON’T SELL THEM. 😂

2. Can you send me the link?

No. I’m not advertising or recommending any particular shop, seller or brand.

Just go to any online marketplace, like Amazon, eBay, AliExpress, Temu, etc., and search “Electric Scissors.” Choose the ones you like.

Also, please don’t come back to me if you don’t like the product or accidentally hurt yourself. 😂 I really cannot take responsibility for that.

3. Can they cut wood, metal, or other materials?

No idea. 😂

I’ve only ever used mine for cardboard, so that’s literally all I can tell you.

4. Can children use them?

Absolutely not.

I would strongly recommend that these scissors are used only by adults, 18+.

And please read the safety instructions that come with your own product.

Thank you for coming to my TED Talk. 😂✂️💖

Now… hopefully we can talk about something else. 😂

31/08/2026

Growing up as an art student, there were quite a few things that made me uncomfortable. And now that I teach children myself, I often find myself thinking: I remember how this felt.

So these are some things I consciously try to do differently.

✏️ Taking the pencil out of my hand and finishing my work for me.
I never liked when a teacher would simply take my pencil and start fixing my drawing themselves.
With my students, I always ask first: “Would you like some help?”
They can say yes. They can say no. Both answers are completely okay.

💬 Not being allowed to talk at all.
I don’t mind my students talking during class, as long as they’re not too loud and aren’t talking over me when I’m explaining something.
Art doesn’t always have to happen in complete silence.

☕ Not being allowed to rest.
Sometimes you’re simply tired. And that’s okay.
I allow my students to take a short break when they need one. Sometimes stepping away from a drawing for a few minutes is exactly what you need to come back with a fresh idea.

🏆 Competition between students.
I never liked the feeling that students were being compared to one another.
In my studio, I try to create a friendly atmosphere where everyone can develop at their own pace. Every child is equally valuable, and every person brings something different to the room.

👧 “I’m older, so you have to listen to me.”
Being older doesn’t automatically mean being right.
I give my students advice that might make their drawing easier or help them solve a problem. But I also tell them that they don’t have to follow my advice.
They can try it, change it, or decide that their own way works better.

🎨 One “correct” way of making art.
This is probably one of the most important things for me.
Whenever I demonstrate something, I tell my students:
“This is my way of doing it.”
Not the right way.
If they find another way, that’s great. If they grow up and decide to do it completely differently, even better.

I remember the things that made me feel small as a student.
And I want my studio to be a place where children feel free to grow. 💛🎨

27/08/2026

This tool is definitely must have!

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348 Triq Il-Kbira
Mosta
MST3291

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