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| Festival in Cincinnati - Here's the sign on the door outside our classroom...pretty cool! A dream of ours to teach at Festival. More photos on Leslie Tucker Jenison's blog |
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| The collaborative painting begins with a playlist of eclectic music in the background. When the music stops, everyone changes places, so you are not painting in the same spot the entire time. The students painted 2 different canvases. |
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| No painting experience necessary in this class. Canvas is getting a little more detail |
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| In all the classes we have taught with the painted canvas, this is the first class to add words. Canvas #2 |
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| More details and it is coming together! |
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| I love this! |
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| Our students! |
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| Cutting up the canvas, and having the students select a section from each canvas, face down, so it would be a surprise as to what they got. |
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| Students had the option of saving one section for a future project, and cut up the other one to create art cards, postcards, ATC's and cover a journal. Our class at CREATE in Costa Mesa has been canceled :( Our next slate of classes will be at Festival in Long Beach on Thurs, July 28 - All Day Class #204; and Sat, July 30th Playful Painting on Canvas - 3 hrs/2-5pm #432 |
I LOVE THIS!! I really want to give it a go. Will you do this in Houston?
ReplyDeleteI think there should be a 12 x 12 version!!
ReplyDeleteI love it! Spontaneous art, so colorful and happy.
ReplyDeleteThis would have bee a lot of fun Jamie.
ReplyDeleteI also think it would be good to do one by oneself just to free up, and then cut up etc, and see what happens.
Love Leslie as the "Quilt Police".
I also think there is a also a Sewing Mafia out there too.Those ladies are SCARY!!
There are NO RULes in my book- just many ways to do the one thing.
Love your posts.
What a fun idea! Great way to lose the inner critic!
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