Maker Mondays for Adults with Ember Estridge

Maker Mondays for Adults with Ember Estridge
from $25.00

Get creative, get your hands messy, and make something seasonal! Maker Mondays are hands-on art experiences for adults, offering a new project each month and plenty of room to experiment, play, and create. No experience necessary—just come ready to make!

Three seasonal opportunities to get off the screen, work with your hands, and make something uniquely yours!

WHEN:

2nd Mondays from 6:00pm-7:30pm

September 14: Nature Arts - Create beautiful handmade papers using leaves, dried flowers, and other natural inclusions—perfect for letter writing, scrapbooking, or other creative projects. You’ll also make a small stick-bound sketchbook for drawing and printmaking on the go.
October 12: Monster Making - Create a horrifyingly silly monster pillow to add some spooky fun to your home! Using felt, you’ll design and cut your own monster face before stitching it together. No sewing experience needed.
November 9: Autumn Lanterns - Create a beautiful autumn luminary inspired by the changing season. Incorporate pressed leaves, dried botanicals, translucent papers, and other natural elements to create a warm, one-of-a-kind light for your home.

INVESTMENT:

$25 each or 3 for $60 (All supplies included)

ABOUT THE TEACHER:

I make illustrative art that is explorative and eclectic in nature. Using vivid colors and whimsical themes, I seek to use art as a tool for coping and overcoming the discordant world we live in. Creating both sequential mass consumption pieces as well as stand-alone gallery pieces, I desire my work to captivate a wide audience. 

As an art educator in public Title 1 schools, much of my work is inspired and created around the classroom. I tailor projects and lessons to engage and motivate students, impacting my own art making in the process. The resourcefulness and inventiveness of creating art projects accessible to a wide range of students and ages allows me to see multiple possibilities for each art material. 

Get creative, get your hands messy, and make something seasonal! Maker Mondays are hands-on art experiences for adults, offering a new project each month and plenty of room to experiment, play, and create. No experience necessary—just come ready to make!

Three seasonal opportunities to get off the screen, work with your hands, and make something uniquely yours!

WHEN:

2nd Mondays from 6:00pm-7:30pm

September 14: Nature Arts - Create beautiful handmade papers using leaves, dried flowers, and other natural inclusions—perfect for letter writing, scrapbooking, or other creative projects. You’ll also make a small stick-bound sketchbook for drawing and printmaking on the go.
October 12: Monster Making - Create a horrifyingly silly monster pillow to add some spooky fun to your home! Using felt, you’ll design and cut your own monster face before stitching it together. No sewing experience needed.
November 9: Autumn Lanterns - Create a beautiful autumn luminary inspired by the changing season. Incorporate pressed leaves, dried botanicals, translucent papers, and other natural elements to create a warm, one-of-a-kind light for your home.

INVESTMENT:

$25 each or 3 for $60 (All supplies included)

ABOUT THE TEACHER:

I make illustrative art that is explorative and eclectic in nature. Using vivid colors and whimsical themes, I seek to use art as a tool for coping and overcoming the discordant world we live in. Creating both sequential mass consumption pieces as well as stand-alone gallery pieces, I desire my work to captivate a wide audience. 

As an art educator in public Title 1 schools, much of my work is inspired and created around the classroom. I tailor projects and lessons to engage and motivate students, impacting my own art making in the process. The resourcefulness and inventiveness of creating art projects accessible to a wide range of students and ages allows me to see multiple possibilities for each art material. 

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