A Note From Christine
"And Then Some" Inspiration.....
I have finally got the workshop information from all my guest artists through the end of June!
An email will go out when that is all posted!
Plus, I will get all the Art Challenges for the year posted as well!
I had an awesome suggestion for an Art Challenge on "Change" since this is the year of Change, for me personally and for our country with a new leader! Yeah!
Get your ideas flowing..... The Art Challenges' Themes for this Year will be:
1) Change
2) Book Arts
3) Recycled Art
4) Altered Bras for Breast Cancer Awareness Month For Inspiration...
"And Then Some"
"And then some" is about giving more than what is expected. This has been the core of my business and life.
I want to reach out to people whenever I can.
I love people and they make me who I am!
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The Artists' Nook Store Front will be OPEN this Saturday Feb 14th 10a-5p... Stop by!
Next Weekend, we will be OPEN
Friday-Sunday Feb 20-22nd, 10a-5p.
There is still room in his workshops if you are a last minute type person... Come Join Us!
Bellvue Store's Fine Art & Antique Boutique
Friday Feb 13th- Sunday Feb 15th
Join us this weekend for The Bellvue Store's Monthly Fine Art and Antique Boutique.
Friday Feb 13th 5p-8p for the Artist's Reception (this means there is snacks and beverages)
Saturday & Sunday Feb 14-15th 10a-5p
Each month a different group of artists and artisans set up the art boutique (the east side of the building) with all their handmade creations!
The group of artists for this weekend are:
Pam Furumo, Bev Perina Amelia Caruso, Dale Hartman, Monica Riffe, Erik Bennett, Karen Canino, On Belay Bags, Sheila Millard, Threse Torpy, Kelly Jones, Suzanne with Warm Hugs Mixes, Maggie Kunzie, Mona Pennypacker, Kathy Hartmeister, Sue Carroll with Bones Du Jour, Jackie’s Java, Todd Pettit with Africa Bags, Plus many local authors and A&J Antiques
Bev & Rosie are hosting local artist Melinda Barta's workshop:
Contact: Rosie Wendel 970-222-1475 To register or for more info
Make Resin and Etched-Glass Custom Jewelry Components
Learn two different ways to make unique pendants and charms! We’ll spend the morning creating found-object and paper collages and seal them inside bezels and charms using resin. In the afternoon, learn how to alter the surface of glass pendants using glass-etching cream—no sandblasting required!
You'll be sure to leave class with a handful of finished projects! The techniques and skills learned here can be easily replicated at home without the purchase of high-end equipment.
When and where: Saturday February 28th, 9 to 4 at the Bellvue Store
Cost: $105 (includes kit)
What to bring: Paper, postcards, photographs, stamps, small beads and charms—anything you want to collage
Artist SPOTLIGHT....
Jacqueline Sullivan
Jacqueline Sullivan is The Artists' Nook's guest artist instructor for March.
Jacqueline will be at The Artists' Nook teaching 4 different workshops March 20-22nd!
Register by end of day March 1st and SAVE $$$$!
I have taken workshops with Jacqueline in Phoenix a few years ago. Her workshops are "top notch"!
She really shows the "And then Some" attitude.
Sharing with you many techniques while creating a project.
And her hand out booklet is sooo complete with color pictures!
She is a nuturing soul, who you will learn so much from her and be inspired!
Jacqueline's Bio:
Jacqueline has a degree in graphic design and worked for many years as an advertising and publication designer. She also has studied Calligraphy and Lettering Arts.
In her classes, Jacqueline emphasizes experimentation. Jacqueline loves teaching and inspiring creativity in others. She has taught many classes at Art Centers and Colleges in her home state of Michigan and teaches workshops for Art and Calligraphy Guilds and the top Art Retreats throughout the U.S. and Canada.
In her mission to provide her students with lasting information, Jacqueline provides them with extensive documentation in the form of well-designed hand outs.
Many of these handouts are coil bound into a book with either color photos or tipped in samples. (See I told you!)
That is all for now!
Take Care,
Christine Ann Webb
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