Slumpys Slump Fest 2010 Belmont, NC 11/01/2010
Slump Fest 2010 in Belmont North Carolina I love glass art! This is a glass residency I did as part of my partnership program with Karoline Shaffer. My specialty was teaching painting techniques with the glass paint, Multi-pens and the Pate De Verre method. Karoline did projects with free form fusing and ushing the various molds that Slumpy's offers. It was so much fun!!! Below are some pics from that adventure:                           Add Comment New Residency Programs Available! 08/30/2010
Introducing the New Programs now available: 1. Screenprinting Workshop! Make your own screenprinted masterpiece, t-shirts, or bags! 2. Collagraph Learn all the basics of the collagraph process. This technique creates beautiful textures and values. 3. Drypoint Learn all about this traditional process and its endless possibilities. 4. Handmade Notecard workshop This workshop utilizes several different techniques including papermaking, linocut, and some transfer techniques. New Partnership Program!!!! Introducing a new partnership offer done with fellow clay and glass artist, Karoline Shaffer Burgett, also on South Carolina's Approved Artist in Education Roster. Visit her studio page, Kakilaki, on Facebook and see what Karoline has going on! Karoline is a Carolina artist who specializes in clay and glass art. Through our partnership we offer residency programs that combine our two talents such as screenprinting and glass fusing! This is a special two for one deal that gives a two-dimensional and three-dimensional experience. Other projects include special clay printing projects, Clay bookbinding projects. These projects can be simple combinations or a whole range of experiences depending on what your looking for. For more information please contact: Jess Stone jastone3@hotmail.com Artist in Education! 08/29/2010
Artist in Residence-Program getting arts back into education! Jess Stone enjoys sharing her love for printmaking and its endless possibilities: Monotyping, Screenprinting, Etching, Collagraphs, and her personal favorite Wood/linoleum cuts. Not only does she teach these methods but also shows how to combine them and other drawing materials. By doing this you can make a traditional print or a collage of mediums to create beautiful artwork. This marriage of mediums stretches the creative imagination and allows the student to see first hand the wonderful possibilities of art materials. Residencies can range from a one day workshop to a two week intensive project series. These series can be custom made to fit whatever project or budget you have in mind. About the Artist Jess received her Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from Clemson Univeristy and her Master of Fine Arts Degree from Memphis College of Art in Memphis, TN. She also studied at Lorenzo De Medici Art Institute in Florence Italy. It is here that she learned the old art of bookbinding and has been creating customized books ever since. Jess has taught with the Anderson County Art Center, Blue Ridge Art Center, and Kakilaki Clay and Arts Inc. Custom projects available. Please Contact Jess to arrange a personal consultation at: Jastone3@hotmail.com Artist Residencies Printmaking Reduction Woodcut: 2 to 3 colors  Reduction Woodcut Residency with High School Students.  Finished picture from above. Three color reduction woodcut.  Reduction Woodcut with High School Students.  Reduction Woodcut Editions in process-high school  work in progress reduction printing.  Reduction woodcut-2 colors. Linoleum Cut  Linoleum cut fourth grade.  Cutting Away...  Linoleum cut fourth grade. Monotype and Collage  Monotype demo with elementary grades.  Monotype and mixed media collage elementary grades.  Montype and mixed media collage elementary grades.  Monotype and collage. Papermaking  Papermaking third grade.  Papermaking Bookbinding  Bookbinding with third graders.  Bookbinding with third graders.  Everything coming together handmade paper and handmade books.  Putting handmade books together with handmade paper!  Some finished books! | Authorcontact: jastone3@hotmail.com ArchivesCategories |
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