Showing posts with label stencil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stencil. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 1, 2012

ART CAMP 2012: SO much fun!!!










Our campers were all girls this year! We made tools, got brave and used them to make art supplies, and then got down to creating a whole bunch of fantastic and functional things!!! Hope you enjoy the pics and can see yourself joining us sometime. YES we mean adults too! Watch for one day classes. Some of them will be sure to fit your interests!

Monday, April 25, 2011

ARTIST TOOLS - Dover Images













If you haven't poked around on this website yet - go do it! I often check out Dover books from the library and I even own a few books. I love this resource for artists.

How I use the images~
  • I love taking the old architecture images and pulling out details to inspire stamps & stencils. I like to tweak the image to my liking. I often make both a stencil and a stamp so I can use the images both in the positive & the negative.
  • Sometimes practice my drawing skills by copying images
  • Use patterns in my rug hooking. Often I am trying to find interesting border patterns for rugs I hook.
Here is an image of the favorite rug I have done so far. I call it a celtic family rug.






Friday, September 3, 2010

Workshops ~ South Hill Studio Fall 2010

Loose & Juicy Workshops

(water media – acrylics, watercolors or inks)

253.347.3036 cole@woohoocreative.com

@ South Hill Studio 14206 86th Ave E Puyallup, WA 98373

Tuesday’s 10 am – 3 pm $20 bring your lunch

Create your own Stamps Sept 14 – Foam, carving, & found objects. A day of making art to reuse again and again. Time to play!

Mask Making Sept 28 - Stencils, masks and using them in layers to create depth and interest in your paintings

Frisket Oct 12 - A chance to work with it in a new ways. I love to work with it in layers and then layers by using many tools to apply it .

Spraying Paint Oct 26 - Oh Yeah – it’s a party. Use stencils and masks to create a great looking and interesting forms and shapes in your work.