Library of Memories

Library of Memories

The Box - closed

The Box - open

The Book

  

 

In Addition To

In Addition To - mixed media (6 x 6 x 1 ⅝ inches)

(sold - thank you)

Erosion

Erosion: the process of eroding our being eroded by wind, water, or other natural agents.



Erosion - mixed media (4 ⅝ x 6 ⅜ inches)

(sold - thank you)

Oh Canada

I am excited to be teaching in both eastern and western Canada this year. Hoping all my friends across the border are able to join me. And hoping maybe some of my US friends will cross the border to join in.

Registration opens today for my workshops at Clipper Street Scrapbook Company. I have known the owner Deanna for quite a few years and am thrilled that we were finally able to make this work. Clipper Street is in Langley, British Columbia - just outside of Vancouver.

Mixed Media Revolution

Friday 8/17 6:00-9:00

Get Baked!

Saturday 8/18 9:30-5:00

52 Card Pickup

Sunday 8/19 9:30-5:00

Registration opens today 5/14 at 10am PST in the shop and 11am PST online. Plus there is a discount if you register before 6/30.

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I will be returning to the Ottawa area to teach a one-time-only, 5-day workshop with Holly Dean in September. Running from 9/3-9/7, the class will take place at the Burritt's Rapids Community Hall in Burritt's Rapids, Ontario.

Beautiful Creatures

A flip-book and box making workshop

Registration is open via my email shap97@gmail.com. Read all the details here.

EncaustiCastle: an artist haven

I just returned from Lexington, Kentucky - horse capital of the world - after teaching Library of Memories, a 3 ½ day mixed media book workshop. I was the first half of a week long retreat at EncaustiCastle - the home and studio of Patricia Baldwin Seggebruch. 

I have known Tricia for years, although this was the first time we met. In looking through my emails, our first "official" contact was in 2008. She was a contributing artist in my first book The Pulse of Mixed Media.

Tricia holds events at her EncaustiCastle throughout the year and has created a special and magical place for artists to meet, stay and create. Take a look at some of these views...and you will see just what I mean.

Tricia is an accomplished encaustic artist and has her work displayed artfully throughout the Castle. I  coveted it all.

  

And it wouldn't be Lexington without the requisite horse

Like what you see? Check out the artists coming to the EncaustiCastle, read about WinterWax or EncaustiCamp, or make your own EncaustiCreativity with a visit through AirBnB.

And stay tuned for more posts where I highlight all the art we made in class. It's gonna take a few posts to do that!