This workshop was presented to the Midwest Collage Society October 23rd 2011.. Looks as though they had a great time.
The whole group of wonderful creative spirits
April and Marge
Cynthia and Debra
Debra
Eve above and below
Jerri working on her first piece
Jerri's pieces.
Joan
Marge sharing
Mary Ann's piece..sorry for the glare..as we had to use the polymer and the lighting and camera person(me)were competing for the best shot...
Melinda and Jerri working on their piece after a quick lunch break
Melinda's pieces
Nancy's pieces
Re's piece
Sally working away on her first piece.
Sally above and below...she was a busy beaver here...Or was it the snickers bar...either way she was truly enjoying herself and to me that's what really makes it.
Tania's pieces
Turkan deciding where it should go the paper scraps that is.
the whole group of creative spirits...
a few shots above and below of some of the works.
This workshop was set up to introduce a bit more paint in the collage process.. and some many of my student are willing souls to experiment further with the paints I decided to work in the acrylic abstract paint and using up the collage scraps we have so many of. They all were troupers enjoying the process as they went along.
The whole group of wonderful creative spirits
April and Marge
Cynthia and Debra
Debra
Eve above and below
Jerri working on her first piece
Jerri's pieces.
Joan
Marge sharing
Mary Ann's piece..sorry for the glare..as we had to use the polymer and the lighting and camera person(me)were competing for the best shot...
Melinda and Jerri working on their piece after a quick lunch break
Melinda's pieces
Nancy's pieces
Re's piece
Sally working away on her first piece.
Sally above and below...she was a busy beaver here...Or was it the snickers bar...either way she was truly enjoying herself and to me that's what really makes it.
Tania's pieces
Turkan deciding where it should go the paper scraps that is.
the whole group of creative spirits...
a few shots above and below of some of the works.
This workshop was set up to introduce a bit more paint in the collage process.. and some many of my student are willing souls to experiment further with the paints I decided to work in the acrylic abstract paint and using up the collage scraps we have so many of. They all were troupers enjoying the process as they went along.