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An artist-owned mosaic supply shop, community classroom & artist studio |
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Hours and Contact
Tues, 10 - 7
595 N. Snelling Ave.
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Call Early to Register!
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Sculpture Class - Create your own Mosaic form |
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| 4 Saturdays, 4 Saturdays, March 6th , 13th, 20th and 27th | ||||
| 10:30am - 1:00pm | ||||
| Cost:$245 | ||||
| Level: Beginner or Intermediate | ||||
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Instructor: Lori Greene www.greenemosaic.com
Students will create their own sculpture to mosaic using wire mesh, Styrofoam, and cement suitable for indoor or outdoor use. Students will learn the following: design, construction, and preparing the surface for mosaic. (The class fee includes basic sculpture supplies, but not the mosaic supplies.) We will be working with wire and cement, so bring heavy-duty work gloves and plan on getting messy! Please note: there is a project size limit. Please talk to Lori with questions as you plan your project. |
NEW Drawing Class |
| Dates: 4 Thursdays, March 11th, 18th, 25, and April 1 |
| 7:00 – 9:00pm |
| Cost: $90 |
| Level: Beginner |
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Instructor: Morgan Brooke
Morgan Brooke If you liked to draw as a kid but stopped drawing in junior high because your drawings didn't look real, it's time you started to draw again. In this class, we're going to debunk the talent myth. Drawing is a learned skill, just like reading. You'll learn the tricks and tips artists use to accurately draw what they see, whether it's people, objects, animals or nature. One way to accomplish this is to trick your mind into moving to the creative, holistic side of the brain to help you draw the subject the way it is, not the way you think it is. If you stopped drawing because you felt “talentless,” you'll love this class. |
Window Class |
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| 4 Saturdays, April 10th, 17th, 24th and May 1st | ||||||
| 10:30am – 12:30 pm | ||||||
| Cost: $165 | ||||||
| Beginner or Intermediate | ||||||
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Guest Instructor: Suzanne Grant
A small window will be provided and some materials: All classes include a 15 % discount on supplies Create a beautiful, colorful, exciting mosaic on clear glass to hang in a sunny window. Your instructor, Suzanne Grant, encourages students to let their imaginations run wild and use a variety of transparent materials (stained and textured glass, beads, millefiore, and anything else that shines and sparkles in the sun!) Suzanne helps students learn to cut different shapes, and presents information on five basic design techniques and how to choose a background to complement your main subject. |