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at Jade Scarlett -
Join us for this fun, beginner-friendly, no experience needed class and learn how to make unique earrings and other accessories with oven-bake clay using just a few tools and your imagination! We’ll show you how to mix colors, create gradient and marbleized patterns and how to add texture and layered elements to your one-of-a-kind jewelry creations. ...
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Have you wanted to learn to draw people? Well, this course is designed for beginner to intermediate learners. We will learn how to construct the figure using various methods. Studying the basic proportions, and the dynamic actions, and some advanced techniques like foreshortening you will walk away with tools, techniques and ways of looking at drawing...
Have you wanted to learn to draw people? Well, this...
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Over the course of six weeks, students will learn how to realistically sculpt the portrait from life, focusing on their own personal projects. Sessions will include detailed instructions on how to sculpt the portrait from a live model, how to use measurements, instructional videos on how to maintain clay at home, construct tools, recycle materials,...
Over the course of six weeks, students will learn...
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at Evanston Art Center -
Recycle, Reuse, Repurpose, Making Sculpture with Nontraditional Materials Get excited, because in this studio sculpture class you will explore nontraditional materials of all kinds. You will focus on finding and using repurposed materials in your practice. You will expand your creative process by breaking down the boundaries imposed...
Recycle, Reuse, Repurpose, Making Sculpture with...
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at New York School of Interior Design -
Why do we create museums and endeavor to have our own art collections? What are the historical precedents? This course is one in a series of five that traces the emergence of each of the following art forms: Painting, Drawings + Works on Paper, Fine Art Prints, Sculpture, and Ceramics. Discussions include the emergence of the art collector with a particular...
Why do we create museums and endeavor to have our...
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Looking for something a little fun, funky and colorful to add to your walls? Look no further than the Macrame Rope Sculpture! The meditative act of wrapping macrame rope with vibrant OmegaCryl yarn will have you calm, cool, and collected as you form a one of a kind decorative art piece. Perfect for home or office (or your work-from-home office!) OR...
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Join the Kawaii craze, make miniature food, creatures or create trinkets for you and your friends. The possibilities are endless. You'll learn all the tips and tricks you need to make wonderful miniature creations with air dry clay. Materials: Air dry Clay Any shaping or wood crafting tools to add texture: skewers, toothpicks, popsicle sticks etc....
Join the Kawaii craze, make miniature food, creatures...
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Ready to step away from your laptop and the incessant “ding!” of emails, text messages, and Slack requests? Join us for a new workshop where you can slow down and put your hands and mind to work in new ways by exploring the basics of hand building using air dry clay. A mindful practice that has captivated people for centuries, working with clay...
Ready to step away from your laptop and the incessant...
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at New York Botanical Garden -
This class will take place online. Registered students will receive login instructions. As a developing artist, you need personalized, supportive evaluation to improve your techniques. This is your chance to bring your finished art and work-in-progress for respectful, careful feedback via group discussion and teacher-led demos. We'll pay special...
This class will take place online. Registered students...
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Polymer clay is one of the most exciting new art materials of our time. Available in many beautiful colors, it is a fine plastic modeling compound that can be baked to a permanent medium. There is no need for major outlay on a kiln or expensive tools—just a convection oven and items you have at home. Polymer clay can be used for making jewelry, home...
Polymer clay is one of the most exciting new art materials...
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at NYC Jewelry Lab by Carolina Iwanow -
Carolina Iwanow has created the wax addition technique to teach remotely how to design, fabricate and build incredible jewelry without having a jewelry studio. With just a few simple and basic tools you will learn how to make incredible jewelry from wax. In this 5 class course - Introduction to Wax Addition Technique - Students will...
Carolina Iwanow has created the wax addition technique...
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Using the iconic Robert Indiana LOVE sculpture as a template, broken and cut art glass will be glued to an acrylic panel to form a realistic or abstract version of this enduring image. This process takes into consideration color, shape, and shading using gorgeous transparent glass as the medium. All supplies are included. This class will be taught...
Using the iconic Robert Indiana LOVE sculpture as...
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at Los Angeles Center of Photography -
In this webinar Lois Greenfield will discuss her unique method for photographing dancers, and how she catches moments beneath the threshold of perception, revealing what the human eye can’t see. Rather than relying on choreographed poses, Lois asks the dancers to improvise for her camera. In her photographs, time is stopped, a split second becomes...
In this webinar Lois Greenfield will discuss her...
Read moreat New York School of Interior Design -
Why do we create museums and endeavor to have our own art collections? What are the historical precedents? This course is one in a series of five that traces the emergence of each of the following art forms: Painting, Drawings + Works on Paper, Fine Art Prints, Sculpture, and Ceramics. Discussions include the emergence of the art collector...
Why do we create museums and endeavor to have our...
Read moreat New York School of Interior Design -
Why do we create museums and endeavor to have our own art collections? What are the historical precedents? This course is one in a series of five that traces the emergence of each of the following art forms: Painting, Drawings + Works on Paper, Fine Art Prints, Sculpture, and Ceramics. Discussions include the emergence of the art collector with...
Why do we create museums and endeavor to have our...
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