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Use recycled materials to craft bumblebees of different styles and shapes. Bee-related accessories—flowers, honeycombs, and maybe even a beehive—will also be created.
Create dynamic three-dimensional art using paper and cardboard.
Create animals of all shapes and sizes! Whether they live under the sea, up in the sky, on the ground, or in a tree, our favorite creatures are sure to inspire lots of amazing art.
Learn different fabric dyeing techniques and creative ways to use them!
Create sculptural art pieces using handbuilding techniques. Learn to make surface textures, build functional and non functional vessels and construct dimensional ceramic art works.
Learn a fun and fast printmaking process! Using markers, make a design on a printing plate and pull a single print by transferring the ink to paper.
Take a lesson from Project Runway’s Unconventional Challenge and make wearable art with items pulled from the recycling bin.
Discover the art of drawing anime and manga style with local student artist Paris Liu. Learn how to create a variety of characters from head to toe, while gaining drawing and design skills.
Take a gander at famous master artworks and use these amazing images to inspire our creative selves! Explore a wide range of materials and make masterful art.
Learn all the ways you can remake and reshape rubbish into imaginative art that is environmentally responsible. Each day will be new experience!Â
Design and publish artists' books from beginning to end. Learn to create interesting covers, bindings, and all the pages in-between.
Invasive species, invasive waste, invasive plants, invasive creatures, invasive art. Investigate the concept of invasion and intrusion through innovative art-making! Create imaginary plants, animals, and creatures—maybe even an alien or two—from a bountiful variety of materials. Examine entities such as waste and garbage that are invading our natural world, and utilize creativity to recycle them into art. Learn about street and graffiti art, which is often considered intrusive—think Banksy or Jean Michel Basquiat’s SAMO.
