Thursdays | 2-3pm PT
All ages and skill levels
We are excited to introduce a new hybrid in-person option for our existing Virtual Studios class series!
In this hybrid option, participants will have the opportunity to join the regularly scheduled virtual class from either the comfort of home using the Virtual Studio link or gather in person at Ruth’s Table using studio materials and supplies.
The Hybrid Virtual option will be offered on the second Thursday of each month during the regularly scheduled virtual studio class time from 2:00 – 3:00. The studio will be open, providing a welcoming space for participants who prefer to create alongside others while still engaging in the virtual instruction.
Participants who attend in person will receive access to the virtual class experience, alongside our Creative Discovery Guides, while enjoying the benefits of an in-person creative environment and studio materials. If you are joining from home, a materials list and description of the class will still be provided on the website.
We are excited to offer this expanded format and create even more opportunities for people to access meaningful and creative experiences at our studios.
Instructor: Erin McCluskey
Class Details: Work with patterned papers and nostalgic images in this workshop as we look at the work of contemporary artist, Julie Liger-Belair for inspiration
Suggested Supplies:
Paper to collage onto and with.
For this class if you have paper with patterns on it like wrapping paper, origami paper, or other interesting fun patterns, that is ideal. You can also cut out pictures of fabrics or prints from magazines or catalogs.
A picture of a person or animal to incorporate into your collage
Scissors, glue
Registration: Register with the button below. After registering, Zoom will send you a confirmation email with your personal access link. Please save this email—you will use the same link every week to join the program. You can attend any or all sessions using this link, and simply rejoin on your own each time.
Image: Collage by Erin McCluskey
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