Monday, January 27, 6:00 PM: There's more than one way to make an embroidery stitch! And you can learn a bunch of them at Embroidery Stitch Sampler! Expand your technique repertoire and have fun while doing it! 🪡
Tuesday, January 28, 6:00 PM: Get fresh eyes on your troublesome project at Fresh Look, our bimonthly peer critique meetup! Get supportive input and constructive criticism, and check out what others are up to as well! Share ideas and visions as you work through the tough parts of your projects together! 👀
Wednesday, January 29, 5:00 PM: Learn gouache basics while painting some beautiful mushrooms at Paint a Gouache-shroom! Mushrooms come in lots of shapes, sizes, colors, and kinds, perfect for exploring different kinds of techniques and textures in a new medium! 🍄
Friday, January 31, NOON: Join us for our monthly Block Printing Workshop! Whether it's your first time or your fortieth, it's a great way to carve out some dedicated time for art, with all materials provided! You'll be pulling prints from your new block in no time! ⏹️
Friday, January 31, 6:00 PM: It's the last Friday of the month and time for the regularly scheduled session of QU-ART, our queer artists meetup! Commiserate about the state of things or just get some time in on the art project that's keeping you grounded for the moment. 🏳️🌈
Saturday, February 1, 10:00 PM: February's Make a Zine Crash Course will be covering advanced zine formats! Already tried the classic beginner zines? It's time to level up your game with 16-page zines or even square zines with pockets. Learn the advanced techniques and then print using our Risograph machines! Zine beginners familiar with paper crafting are also welcome! 📔
Saturday, February 1, 1:00 PM: Dang, this Book Binding Workshop is already SOLD OUT!! Book ahead for next time! 📚
Saturday, February 1, 5:00 PM: The littlest of lil guys! Come conquer your fear of creepy crawlies or contribute to the cheerful energy of bug enthusiasts at Draw Bugs! In person this month! Break down the shapes and legs and other bits that make a bug a bug; learning how to draw them can be the first step in accepting them as a brilliant part of nature, even if you still think they're kinda gross! 🐞
Sunday, February 2, 11:00 AM: Color Theory for Artists will be covering dry media (such as pencils and pastels) this month! Blending and putting colors together is already different across various wet mediums, so it's no surprise that there are unique considerations and challenges in dry media too! Join us and learn all you ever wanted to know and more! 🌈
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