January 6 & 7 (Sat. & Sun.) 9 a.m - 3 p.m. - Bellevue Community College, Rm. C-160Discover the properties of different clays, useful tools, color mixing and a variety of surface techniques. Imitate ancient ivory, jade and lapis lazuli as well as other natural materials. Utilize elegant yet simple surface treatments on polymer such as patinas and tattoo like transfers. Experiment with finishing techniques for creations of your choice made in this class. Tuition includes $15 in materials. Materials list is available at the BCC website. Class Fee: $120.00Click here to go to the BCC Continuing Ed. website
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What do these things have in common?For the month of April the ArtsNow Gallery of Edmonds Community
College will be displaying the PMC, Oil, Sumi and Polymer exhibit. This
exhibit will be showcasing the work of three of the ArtsNow department
instructors and their students in the mediums described by the exhibit
title. The exhibiting instructors include Meredith Arnold, (PMC and
Polymer Clay), Suzi Turner, (Sumi) , and Craig Ohrback, (Oil Painting).
This exhibit provides the opportunity to see what directions
students take the things that they learn and apply their unique hand in
their own ways. For more information visit www.edcc.edu/ArtsNow or contact:
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ArtsNow, Edmonds Community College
201 Fourth Avenue, North
Edmonds, WA 98020
425-640-1344
Directions: www.edcc.edu/center/directions.asp |
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Feb. 3 (Sat.) 10-2, Shoreline Community College, Shoreline, WACreate
your own Valentine's Day pins to give as gifts with some left to keep
for yourself. The variety of patterns, colors, and styles are quick
and easy to make in a day and everyone goes home with a lovely array of
pins! To register: http://www.shoreline.edu/ce/winter2007/art.html
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Silk Screen Painting and Carving Polymer ClayApril 9 and 16
Mondays, 6-9 p.m. at Artworks - 201 2nd Ave. S., Edmonds, WA
Silk screen painting is a high quality stencil process and creating
exciting results is guaranteed for everyone. Learn how fun it is to
make the screens and use them on polymer clay. It's so simple that it's
surprising. Discover how silk screening also has applications for
carving cured polymer clay to make your own stamps, printing plates or
for jewelry, book covers and more.
Boxes, Vessels and Hollow Forms with Polymer Clay with Meredith ArnoldMay 7 and 14
Mondays, 6-9 p.m. at Artworks - 201 2nd Ave. S., Edmonds, WA Discover
the fun of making boxes, vessels and hollow forms in polymer clay. Once
you know the basics it's guaranteed that the directions to go will
inspire you.
For more information contact: ArtsNow,
Edmonds Community College
Class listings can be found at: http://www.edcc.edu/artsnow/
Email:
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Phone: (425) 640-1243
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Jewelry Arts Expo in Wilmington, DE April 27-28
Jewelry applications with polymer clay are
limitless and amazingly fun. This class promises to take beginners to
the intermediate level very quickly while creating lots of exciting
jewelry composition options. Learn how to imitate semi-precious
materials, apply paints, powders and inclusions, make graduated sized
beads, carve, drill, finish and make your own tools. Drinking from a
fire hose has never been more fun than this!
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