YouTuber Shares Content Creation Tips
On April 23rd, the MYP/DP Librarians invited Adam Gottschalk, a Youtube Content Creator, to deliver an inspiring talk to our students on the art and impact of digital storytelling.
Adam’s session on content creation ignited enthusiasm among our middle students. From discussing platform strategies to encouraging authenticity and creative expression, his key message was “Follow what you love”. Students left the session buzzing with ideas. Some of them even consider launching their own content channels.
A heartwarming highlight: For the first time, our students took the initiative to ask for autographs. It is a showcase of admiration that reflects just how deeply Adam connected with them.
Thank you Mr. Adam for taking his valuable time to share his experience, insights, and encouragement. His visit has sparked creativity and ambition in our young digital storytellers.
Guest Illustrators Visit
On May 22nd, in collaboration with the librarians and art teachers, Ajarn Suttichart Sarapaiwanich and Ajarn Lychee Chai, professional Thai illustrators and lecturers from Rangsit University and Bangkok University, returned to Concordian to speak with students about drawing, creative careers, and building a strong artistic identity.
In G7 and G8, students explored how to bring their masks to life by drawing full-body characters, with tips on proportion, movement, and expression. Ajarns also demonstrated live drawing techniques and shared how storytelling and emotion can make illustrations truly stand out. Grade 11 Visual Arts students learned how to develop a portfolio that shows more than just technical skill. They received insider tips on how to make their work stand out and were reminded that creativity can be a career.
Our senior students walked away with fresh ideas, practical advice, and renewed confidence in their artistic pursuits, whether as future designers, illustrators, or architects.
Mr. Roxy Yuen
MYP/DP Librarian
