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You missed the best class if you were not here with us. Leighanna did it again. She pulled amazing creativity out of the students in her "Beyond the Metal Deck" workshop.
All of the work below was created on metal using a myriad of techniques.
It was a wonderful class and a wonderful day.
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So very cool!
Posted by: Lesliegfeller@me.com | Sunday, 06 May 2012 at 07:55 PM
Ginny you're right, it was a wonderful day and a wonderful class! Everyone there seemed to really enjoy it...I know I did!! And the final product! Mercy, we made some awesome art! I just keep looking at my stack of metal cards and am thrilled with them! Leighanna was an awesome teacher. Really I have to say I enjoyed her class more than any other I have ever taken (and I have taken a lot of classes!!) Anyone reading this that wasn't there....find out where she is teaching next and go! You will not be sorry! Thanks Ginny for bringing her to us!
Posted by: betsy b | Monday, 07 May 2012 at 01:24 AM
Your new store and classroom space are fabulous Ginny (and John)! I felt like a kid in a candy shop.
Leighanna's Metal Deck class was wonderful. She is an excellent teacher who shares her tips and techniques very generously. I picked up many new ideas and methods in this class. I LOVED her very detailed handout. It allowed me to concentrate on my art instead of taking notes. The samples from her other 2 classes were to die for! I wish I had taken all three. See you in August, if not sooner.
Posted by: Sharon Fraser | Tuesday, 08 May 2012 at 10:23 AM