PAINTED & MIXED MEDIA BOOKS
Instructor Kelly Sullivan

Saturday June 2, 2018
10 to 2:00 PM
JCBA's Book & Paper Studio at Historic Building T6
Class limit: 12

The joy of painting resides in each of us! We just have to let loose and let go of pre-conceived ideas. This four-hour workshop, designed for all levels of artistic experience, brings much in the way of possibility: it will enhance your creativity, give you an outlet to release stress, perhaps introduce you to a new hobby… while also helping experienced painters loosen up. No experience is needed, though, to give yourself the gift of play and to create beautiful art––You’ll get step by step instruction in a small group setting and you'll receive individualized coaching, so beginners can learn the basics while more advanced students discover their favorite style and rekindle inspiration.

We will explore mixed media, expressionist and realistic techniques… and incorporate all we learn in beautiful pieces of art that can be used in many different art projects––including bookmaking. Everyone will go home with a mixed media painted accordion book that they’ve made in the workshop.

Tuition Schedule

General Public: $50
FAU Faculty & Staff, Students from other Institutions: $40
FAU Students: $30

Registration

Advance registration is required for all JCBA workshops. To register, email JCBA Director John Cutrone jcutrone@fau.edu. Sending your email will begin the registration process.

DOROTHY HAMILTON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

One seat in this workshop is available to an FAU student for just the cost of materials ($10) thanks to funds raised in memory of Dorothy Hamilton, who loved JCBA’s monthly Real Mail Fridays letter writing socials. To be considered for this seat, you must be a current FAU student and send an email to jcutrone@fau.edu explaining what it would mean to you to have the opportunity to take this workshop. Applications for this opportunity will be accepted through May 28, 2018.

Instructor

Kelly Sullivan is an arts educator, avid journaler, and the proprietor of local soap company Kelly Soap.