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Students will be asked to consider their own personal symbols, they'll sketch then paint them.

This workshop will teach students the basics of silkscreen.

This workship involves sculpting a food/creature mashup; things like turtles with a burger instead of a shell, an octopus in a cone as an ice cream scoop, candy corn mice.

Students will explore color theory, composition and storytelling through the medium of flowers.

Linda will instruct students on how to make stop motion animations using Legos, Playdoh, and a smartphone.

This workshop will cover letterform design, drawing, carving and printmaking.

In this workshop, students will have the opportunity to construct and experiment with depth, perspective, layering, and storytelling constructing Tunnel Books.

Students will play with light and shadow techniques as they manipulate hand-crafted Kakimoto Washi Paper around a standing or hanging light pedestal of their choice.

Using photos from student’s cell phones, we will be creating art with an image transfer technique using matte medium.

How do you really see a place, and bring it to life on a page? Where better to find out than on the richly-filled restored natural and industrial landscapes along the Duwamish River?

Learn about the basics of being an interior designer and create a mood board using genuine design materials with our local Northern Pacific Chapter of the International Interior Design Association.

Join guest artist Michelle Kumata on a journey of self-exploration as we create self-portraits using mixed media!

Join us for a private guided tour, discussion, and sketching practice at Seattle's own Frye Art Museum!

Please note - date may be on 2/18 or 2/25, pending venue confirmation!

Stay tuned for more details about the March 2023 workshop.

Stay tuned for more details about the April 2023 workshop.

Stay tuned for more details about the May 2023 workshop.