Future Art Classes

Using acrylic paint, various markers and collage, this is a fun way to create!

This class will cover the use of acrylic glazes to enhance the richness and depth of a painting.

If you’re new to using stencils, I’d like to show you the various ways stencils can be used in your artwork, and even how to create your own unique stencils.

This is a fun exercise that the whole family can enjoy! I will show you the various ways tissue can be painted, and how to incorporate it into your mixed media artwork.

No two prints can be the same! This class requires a Gelli Plate and various types of paper, including tissue, to make interesting prints, that could be used as collage, or become the artwork itself!

This would likely be a three part workshop showing the steps required to make your own unique Wearable Art Earrings!

This class is based on designs of the infamous guru of mobiles—Alexander Calder. Fun and light, made with your own unique shapes, materials, etc to create a kinetic mobile sure to give to hours of meditative relaxation.

In this workshop I’ll show you the various steps in creating your own unique “Warm Thoughts Mini Art Blocks” from start to finish.

This is a workshop to show you various techniques I use in my process of art making that can keep it fun and interesting and/or get you unstuck!

This workshop will include the many ways we can create our own collage, and get ideas on some of the possibilities to turn everyday papers into artwork!

If you’ve never used a sketchbook before, this is a great start to get you juiced up about what YOU are all about, and a great way to segue into your own art process.

This will be a FREE online offering held once a week on Zoom where you can submit your questions or comments about mixed media and thereby create a discussion that will, in turn, help other artists.

This class will go over the final steps to finishing and framing your work of art.

This will cover the steps required for mounting either a print or an original on paper to a wood substrate.

I love painting stones in watercolour—I’ll show you a few simple ways of making your stones shine!

Let’s make a personalized 4” x 4” mini art block using mixed media—focusing on composition and style.