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Fun With Yupo
Fun With Yupo

Sun, Feb 06

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Live on Zoom

Fun With Yupo

In this online workshop, learn about Japanese Yupo paper and how you can create spectacular artwork using everyday items found in your home.

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Time & Location

Feb 06, 2022, 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. PST

Live on Zoom

About the Event

Start the new year off by trying out a new medium from the comfort of your home. Explore and play with a unique and multipurpose paper: Japanese Yupo. This recyclable, waterproof synthetic paper will have you oohing and aahing as you experiment with various materials on this durable and stain resistant matrix. As an artist working primarily on Yupo, Pamela Jamieson will share her tips and tricks to getting the most out of this medium. At the end of the session, you'll have some beautiful pieces of art as well as an understanding of Yupo and the possibilities it unleashes.

Registration includes two pieces of Yupo which will be available for pickup at 444 Parkhill Terrace in Ladysmith.

Materials to Gather at Home (check out this video explaining what you'll need)

  • Acrylic Paints
  • Markers (Acrylic, Watercolor)
  • Foam Brushes
  • Items to create texture such as a chopstick, plastic straw, saran wrap, table salt, dish soap
  • Blow Dryer
  • Water container
  • Apron or old shirt
  • Plastic on table to keep area clean
  • Paper towels for spillage

Registration

  • Registration Fee

    $41.00

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