Collage at Home: Circling Around The Subject (Online) — Oct 7
Collage at Home: Circling Around The Subject (Online) — Oct 7
Instructor: Karen Arp-Sandel
Day & Time: Wednesday, 1–2:30pm
Dates: October 7, 2020
Meetings: 1
Location: Online via Zoom
This class is part of the Collage @ Home series with Karen Arp-Sandel.
For this class we will use a circular piece of paper instead of the commonly used rectangular or square shaped paper. The circle is a symbol of wholeness and supports a different kind of collage composition.
Learn how to make a kaleidoscopic collage that circles around a central subject. Discussion for this class includes different ways to work within circular design, including symmetry, concentric circles, and dynamic divisions of the space. Discover techniques for cutting and gluing successfully when making a collage with many pieces.
During this time when our lives may feel more limited because of the COVID-19 precautions, we can benefit from making art in community. In doing so we can make our own hearts feel better, too. Collage is a great way to create connection.
Materials
Prepare your round piece of paper by tracing a circle 8–10” in diameter onto a large piece of paper, then cut it out, so it is ready for class. (Card stock, sketchbook paper, or cardboard are fine for this project) You will also need: glue stick, scissors, decorative paper, magazines, solid color paper, patterned paper.
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