In anticipation of Halloween, join us for a workshop of
corporeal crafting and create a ghastly embroidered sampler inspired by vintage
anatomy charts.
Choose from a selection of beautifully macabre early 19th
Century anatomical imagery custom printed onto cotton linen fabric which you'll
then embellish with hand embroidery. You'll learn to stem stitch along the circulatory system, back stitch
along the backbone and even get a little fancy with a pekingese stitch around
the pancreas.
Perfectly suited for both beginners as well as advanced -
instruction will cover basic to more intricate embroidery stitches. All
materials (fabrics, embroidery floss, hoops and needles!) along with
instructional diagrams will be provided.
SCHEDULE
- Arrive & Settle: 9:30 :: Time for students to arrive, settle in, and grab a cup of coffee.
- Class Segment A: 10:00-12:00 :: Class time with Robert who will demonstrate and guide the 1st part of class.
- Lunch & Stroll: 12:00 PM :: You can choose to brown bag it or take a stroll to one of the many hip and artsy eateries in the historic Artist's Village in Santa Ana, like C4 Deli, Chapter One, The Gypsy Den, 4th Street Market, Cafe Calacas, Paninoteca, and Boldo.
- Class Segment B: 1:30-3:30 PM :: Class time with Robert who will guide the 2nd part of class.
- Show & Tell, Clean-Up & Depart: 3:30-4:00 PM
SUPPLIES
- All tools and materials will be provided by the instructor.
- Robert will collect a $5 kit fee from each student during class.
NOTE
- Due to limited class size, the spot for this class is transferable but payment is non-refundable. Please read about this policy in our Studio Policies.
STUDIO POLICIES
Please read class policies for Studio CRESCENDOh here. By purchasing this class, you are agreeing to abide by the class policies.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Robert Mahar is an artist and
designer who develops and teaches imaginative crafts and clever
do-it-yourself projects through high-quality video tutorials and
in-person workshops. The crafty content he develops and presents to
his YouTube viewers, online audience and workshop attendees is often
rooted in nostalgia, and his talent for reinventing old-school crafts
with a decidedly modern twist has gained him a loyal following.
With an education in studio
arts and art history, he has worked in a variety of creative fields
including 13 years as an appraiser of modern and contemporary art.
When he’s not working in his Downtown LA studio, Robert obsesses over
vintage craft books and schemes ways to make it big as a doughnut
connoisseur.
Web: http://robert-mahar.com/
Studio: http://mengmahar.wix.com/mengmahar
Instagram: http://instagram.com/robert_mahar
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Robert_mahar
Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/robert_mahar/
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