Showing posts with label Artistic artifacts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Artistic artifacts. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Meet Myrna! Altered Art Robot

by Leslie Brier, Brier Design Studio
I am so excited to be teaching at Art and Soul in Virginia Beach this year, and classes are right around the corner! One of the classes I'm teaching is an Altered Art Robot class.

 I have declared January "The Month of the Robot" in my studio, and I have lots and lots of pieces that need finishing touches before they can go out into the world. This robot is called  "Myrna, Darn Easy". Her clock is ticking and she's looking for love! Her face is actually made from a vintage darner and if you click on the photo, you can see that the words Darn Easy are imprinted on the darner.

A local artist bought this piece for his wife as an anniversary gift. She is known for her stylish eyeglasses. I think he was very brave to choose a piece with that title, though!

Art and Soul is right around the corner. If you live in Virginia, and haven't signed up yet, you can receive a 10% discount on classes this month only. I'd love to have you in one of my classes -- or maybe see you at Vendor Night.

Friday, August 5, 2011

Salt Shaker Pendant Class

I had a great time teaching at Artistic Artifacts in Alexandria, Virginia. Just walking through the door is inspiring.
Look at all that color!
It's a good thing I had my class supplies organized. It gave me a chance to do a little shopping before my students arrived. (Okay, maybe more than a little bit of shopping.)
 

We had such a fun day together.  Everyone added their own touch of creativity, and the finished projects were beautiful.
This goldtone pendant was made by Gloria.

This one was made by Betty. These colors were so pretty together.


Jackie made this one. I like the long dangles that she used.
I have to try one like that.
  
 Jackie, Betty and Gloria wearing their new pendants.

This one was made by Sylvan. She wasn't quite
finished with it when I took the photo.
Naomi made this one. She put hers on a piece of
Judy Gula's hand-dyed lace. Perfect!

Another gorgeous color combination.
Nancy used a salt shaker with a nice patina.

Nancy wearing her finished piece.

I really enjoyed our day together. I'm working on some more class proposals, because I can't wait to do it again!