Teacher Hanneke-"at the age of 36, life has reached its peak"
There seem to be some chubby baby faces. In fact, she will be the mother of two little girls and has been a flower shop owner for 20 years.
Since 14 years old, Hanneck has regarded floral art as the most important thing in his life. Seven years' study in floral school and 10 years' experience in flower shop have taught her a lot of floral knowledge. Quantitative change leads to qualitative change. With the continuous accumulation of energy, Hanneck began to embark on the journey of floral competition.
2 1 year-old, won the highest title of "Master of Floriculture" in the Netherlands. As the youngest winner of this title, Hanneck also appeared in the flower show of Dutch TV, and once became a red man in the Netherlands ~
Hanneck, a famous young man, is not complacent about his achievements, but rewards those who look at him with more professional achievements.
At the 20 18 Dutch Cup, Hanneck won the 20 18 Dutch championship with excellent creativity and highly recognizable design style, and will participate in the European Flower Championship in Poland in 2020.
Her work is full of details. Metal fittings and metal wires are the materials she is best at using, full of gorgeous feeling, which is her exclusive Dutch golden age style. And all these brilliant technologies, such as sunlight, will be presented to us in later courses.
"At the beginning of the class, start with a bunch of spiral hands."
As the first day of the basic course, bouquets were put on the agenda.
As the most common daily handling skill of florists, bouquets are definitely the top priority of every floral white. Looking at the teacher's skillful skills and the perfect semi-circular bouquet of Biedermeyer, the students' practical exercises also kicked off this afternoon.
Based on this, the students also raised many questions, for example, does the main flower have to follow 3, 5 and 7 branches? Are there any restrictions on color matching? Professional problems such as the position relationship between leaf timber and flower timber. And teacher Hanneke also gave the answers one by one.
Hanneck said that under the influence of modern floral design, floral design has no boundaries and obstacles. As far as design is concerned, the design of new art style has become the backbone of floral design.
Not much to say, for spiral bouquets, no matter how many questions you have, you can't master them as quickly as you practice. If you don't practice until the tiger's mouth hurts, it is not in place!
Colorful flowers are matched with each other, stems are intertwined, and the perfect semicircle shape is tight. Everything is a skill that matures slowly in time.
Hanneck said that there are thousands of floral tools, but the gardener's hand is the best tool we use. In the first afternoon of intimate contact with flowers, let's get along well with the flowers in our hands and gradually get close to the necessary ingenuity of florists.
"From business to art, photography and floral art are inseparable."
As an experienced florist with 10 years experience, Hanneck never forgot to emphasize the communication effect of visual effects from the beginning.
As a "spoiled" florist, Hanneck enjoys the continuous technical support of photographer's husband Nico, so that every work she has worked hard to produce can always exist in her portfolio in the form of pictures.
Every performance, every arena, and every night spent in the competition are permanently retained in the picture after the works fade. This "eternal flower" gave Hanneck the motivation to create better works.
Nico's photography class also started next door today. Students separated by a wall perform their duties and give full play to the advantages of floral art in their own hands.
Give consideration to both design and business, so that we will never make mistakes!