Cut & Paste Collage Workshop: Spring Art!

Join us for a fun and creative collage workshop where you can make your very own artwork to celebrate SPRING! As seasons change it is a great time to celebrate growth and change and set new intentions. Spend the afternoon slowing down and creating something with love and care. No experience necessary, just bring your imagination and enthusiasm! Three dates to choose from, so mark your calendars and get ready for a crafty and heartfelt time. See you there!

Lead by: Amelia Broussard
What to bring: We will have all the supplies you need, but you can always bring something from home if you want to add an additional personalized touch - a love note, a recipe card, a receipt from your favorite coffee shop.
Date: March 23rd - 11:00 - 1:00
Location: 2112 N 30th St - Hardy Coffee Highlander Location

The price of your ticket covers:

• Uniquely sourced and priceless vintage papers
• Supplies like glue, scissors, and high-quality hot press watercolor paper
• My time and expertise to source materials, and lead our workshop!
• *Tickets are priced at a rate that affords me a livable wage. However, if the cost feels prohibitive to you and you’re hankering to create, please reach out.
  

A note from the artist.
Hi! I'm so excited that you are interested in joining this collage workshop. I really am. I love gathering together in community, to create. In this fast paste... I mean paced... world, it is truly something special to sit down and use our hands to make something, together. No AI and no screens - just a practice of using your gut intuition to make decisions and get tactile. Cut and paste. No option for “edit-undo”. You’ll leave the class with a beautiful (and analog) piece of personal art. No experience? No problem - I’ll walk you through steps to create your unique piece. A professional? Wonderful! Step into a readied “studio”, and I’ll do the cleanup. It’s nice to be taken care of sometimes.

The vast majority of the materials from this workshop are sourced second-hand . I believe in using something old to create new - both as metaphor, and as an environmental tool to lessen our impact. Plus, you can’t replicate the patina of a vintage image. In a world that feels digitally-complex and fast-moving, some of the most meaningful time we can spend together is creating. A precious serotonin boost, a moment in community, and a space to have fun and reflect. Please reach out if you have any questions. I can't wait to meet you!"

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Host or Publisher Amelia Broussard