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ALTERED BOOKS with Mo Mosyjowski

Presented by Cuyahoga Valley Art Center at Cuyahoga Valley Art Center, Cuyahoga Falls OH

Mar 24 - 25 2018
ALTERED BOOKS with Mo Mosyjowski

A workshop offered at the Cuyahoga Valley Art Center.

ALTERED BOOKS

with Mo Mosyjowski   March 24-25, 2018

Member: $150                Non-Member: $175

Altered books often contains words, sketches and mixed media / collage elements as a form of creative expression. Our instructor has discovered that art journaling, beneficial for everyone, promotes out of the box thinking and increases participants mark making skills. Artistic skills are a plus however, unnecessary for this 2-day workshop as it is focused on fun techniques and processes for participants of all levels. Students will have the opportunity to create doors, windows and pockets within their books whilst creating unique textures by cutting, tearing and adding. Old photographs will be used to create tintypes to intermingle with additional ephemera. The workshop is designed to spark your creative engines and move forward with the skills to continue working independently.

Student will be required to bring their own supplies, including scissors, an old book to work within, old ... view more »

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Cost:

CVAC Member: $150

Non-CVAC Member: $175

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Cuyahoga Valley Art Center

2131 Front Street, Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44221

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