Follow along to make your own quilled work of art! Today's Saturday Studio highlights the remembrance of loved ones as we look ahead to Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead).
Saturday Studio: Quilling and Día de los Muertos
Saturday Studio: Organic Portraits
Join in on this Saturday Studio's portrait project! Learn about continuous line and blind contour drawing, while seeing examples from one of the Ghost Army's figure artists, Jack Masey.
Saturday Studio: Weaving with Dinh Q. Lê
With inspiration from artist Dinh Q Lê, today's Saturday Studio focuses on Weaving! Crossing many mediums, weaving can interact with photography to create depth and meaning. Follow along to create your own!
Saturday Studio: Duct Tape Purse
Saturday Studio is taking inspiration from our current handbag exhibit, "My PURSEonal Favorites"! Follow along to learn how to make a duct tape handbag of your own!
Saturday Studio: Exquisite Corpse
This Saturday Studio is inspired by the FAILE exhibit at FWMoA! Learn how to make this entertaining and collaborative art project, Exquisite Corpse.
Saturday Studio: Mold Making
In the #saturdaystudio we are experimenting with mold making! Join Education Intern, Zoe Niverson, in this at home adaptation of sand casting.
Saturday Studio: Finding Your Focus
Today in the #fwmoa #studio we're thinking about snapshots. Whether you have a camera, like Clyde Butcher, or a pen, like our high school intern, you too can observe and capture the world around you:
Saturday Studio: Fun with Fabric Dye
Looking for long-weekend activities? Check out Zurashi/Slipped, an installation at #fwmoa by Rowland Ricketts, and then learn to dye your own fabrics in the #studio this week.
Saturday Studio: Playing Around
Which way is up? Today in the studio, we're playing with composition. Inspired by #nowonview artist David Blow, learn how to create an artwork you can display multiple ways here:
Saturday Studio: Costume Jewelry
Looking to shake up your summer wardrobe this year? Get inspired by jewelry artists at the #fwmoa like Bill Smith to create your own pendants, rings, and earrings using materials at home. Learn how here: