Workshop: Mixed Media Explorations! Methods and Mediums to Create Unique Art
February 7 - February 8
$150
Mixed Media Explorations! Methods and Mediums to Create Unique Art. Hosted by Lucky Small Things
cSPACE Marda Loop
Suite #225
February 7 and 8 | 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Create a beautiful mixed media piece with zero experience. Explore a variety of paints and stains, pyrography, metal leaf and more in this two day workshop.
Learn something new and have fun during this hands on mixed media exploration. All supplies are included in this 6 hour workshop that happens over 2 days. This small class is perfect for those who are new to art and craft or mixed media or looking for new inspiration to liven up your practice. This is also a good opportunity to try the Razer Tip Woodburning tool before you buy one if you are interested. In this 6 hour workshop you will learn step by step how to create a mixed media work of art. Little art experience is necessary just some time and patience.
You will have the option of using a variety of paints, including watercolour, gouache, acrylic and wood stain. You will learn about the properties of all of them and the order you want to use them. You’ll get to use composite metal leaf, including gold, copper and silver and how to apply it. You will have the option of using the wood burning machine to create your design or add some detail. We will go over how to apply 3-D objects with the best type of glue for the job and how to seal your work if necessary. Mixed media explorations can be used to create a new vocabuary for your artwork if you already have a practice or send you in the right direction with some foundtional skills if you are just starting out. If you choose to use the woodburning tool we will go over the difference between the wood burning tools that are available and how to incorporate the technique into mixed media work. Feel free to bring your own reference material to trace or draw from or use templates provided. Some people freehand and just go for it and some people use reference material and trace their design.
