Join us and learn how to use modern collaging techniques to make your own seasonal, spooky ghost art while chatting with your fellow makers.
Instructor Ariana R-G will guide you through her unique approach of building a collage composition using magazine clippings, card stock, and paint pens. During the workshop, we'll discuss how to play with color, texture, and depth to create your one-of-a-kind piece.
Whether it's your first time collaging or you’re a pro, this workshop will have you looking at magazines in a new way. All materials will be provided.
This is a ticketed workshop. Kindly, click on the link below to purchase your tickets.
About Ariana R-G
Ariana R-G is a DC-based mixed-media artist, illustrator, and creative strategist. Her unique collage style is a blend of magazine cuttings, paint, and hand embroidery, inspired by the bright colors, patterns, and needlework of her Puerto Rican and Mexican backgrounds.
Introducing Social Sundays at Steadfast Supply.
Join us at Steadfast Supply for Social Sundays, where we will be hosting fun and casual workshops and social gatherings for people who want to connect with others and make new friends. From coffee workshops to knitting groups, this is a great opportunity to meet people who share your interests and have some fun!
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