Individual Event Registration
Creative Vision Boards for Women Veterans
01/11/2020 11:30 AM - 04:30 PM PT
Admission
- Free
Location
Blue Line Arts
405 Vernon Street, Suite 100
Roseville, CA 95678
United States of America
405 Vernon Street, Suite 100
Roseville, CA 95678
United States of America
Summary
New Year, New You! Join us for a creative visioning workshop to make your own vision board for 2020! You will enjoy building up your creative confidence by learning skills in collage, color play, mark making, composition and mixed media techniques such as layering, stamps, different adhesives, etc.
Open to all women veterans, this workshop will offer a brief introduction to the therapeutic benefits of creating art lead by Gloria Rill before exploring different art materials and creative prompts for projects on paper and canvas with Deidre Trudeau. All skill levels welcome.
All instruction and art materials will be provided. Attendees are welcome to bring their own ephemera collage materials if they wish to incorporate them into their work.
Lead by regional artist: Deidre Trudeau accompanied by Gloria Rill
Space is limited to 18 participants. Free for Women Veterans. Please complete online registration below to reserve your seat.
This program is made possible thanks to a Veterans in the Arts grant awarded by the California Arts Council.
Event Registration is closed.
Open to all women veterans, this workshop will offer a brief introduction to the therapeutic benefits of creating art lead by Gloria Rill before exploring different art materials and creative prompts for projects on paper and canvas with Deidre Trudeau. All skill levels welcome.
All instruction and art materials will be provided. Attendees are welcome to bring their own ephemera collage materials if they wish to incorporate them into their work.
Lead by regional artist: Deidre Trudeau accompanied by Gloria Rill
Space is limited to 18 participants. Free for Women Veterans. Please complete online registration below to reserve your seat.
This program is made possible thanks to a Veterans in the Arts grant awarded by the California Arts Council.