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Upcoming stuff ....this week on Wed Studio Play Hot Wax PRINTING using crayons and HOTSTICKS don't bring a thing!......5:30pm only $10 for summer fun at Spokane Art Supply.Also our Studio Play weekends starts on Sun July 21st meet me at SAS and for only $25 you get a day of play. Starting at 11am we will be playing with Spray Paint and stencils, inks, crayons and more. If you have ever wanted to try out Montana Spray paints this is your day. I will show you how to put together Junk Journals from all kinds of recycled materials. Bring your scissors and any of your own stuff to play with and sack  lunch. Space is limited we can only fit 12-15 for these classes so call and reserve your spot today!
Then on Sat August 10th Join me for a fun Printmakers Studio Play $25 come and learn about the Gelli Plate , collagraphy and monoprinting. Again seating is limited so call and reserve a spot. For this class you will need loads of (50)scrappy paper like regular printer paper or old music sheets book pages and several good sheets like Stonehenge or Rives BFK. This will be a fun one so don't miss your chance.


Just a few pages from a crazy journal....just fast watercolor and portfolio crayons.....loosening up in the mornings.

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