What's included
1 live meeting
1 hrs 15 mins in-class hoursHomework
I don't believe in homework but art journaling can be addictive, so...they may want to do it...a lot...instead of their homework...Assessment
Happiness and their journal page, and a growing confidence in their artistic expression is their assessment.Class Experience
Do you have a young creative person in your family looking for a new way to create that has no mistakes, they can't do it wrong, and in a judgement-free way environment?. This introductory class walks journalers through the four steps of art journaling: writing, painting, collage, and lettering. First, I will give journalers a prompt and when they are done with the writing they are free to share or not. Then...we paint over what we wrote keeping all our secrets safe. While the paint dries, we will look for an image that represents what we wrote about, and finish it off with some lettering. I guide journalers along each step of the process-from the writing prompt and painting technique, to suggestions with composition and tips on lettering. Of course all my suggestions are just that, suggestions. Journalers are free to follow their own paths, there is no right or wrong, and no mistakes. I love it when learners have the confidence to follow their own muse and go their own way. This is a jump in, hands on, get to it class, where we will all be creating our own unique journal page...No experience needed! Note: If your young person doesn't like to write, that's no problem, I have no pressure solutions for that-see note below.
Learning Goals
On the technical side, journalers will learn a background paint technique, tips on how to collage and about composition. We will also cover creative lettering.
Other Details
Supply List
In a nutshell, you need something to journal on, something to journal with, something with colour, images, and glue. Journal-I recommend 140 pound watercolour paper Assorted paint colours. Markers-assorted colours Glue or glue stick or Gloss/Matte medium- Images-National Geographic is my current favourite, but any magazine you like is fine Paint brushes-assorted sizes-dollar store is fine Scissors Paper towel-for wiping brushes Cup of water for rinsing brushes Any and all favourite art supply that you have
1 file available upon enrollment
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Teacher expertise and credentials
My youngest son has a learning disablities and doesn't write. I've developed techniques to allow non-writing writers who love and need to express themselves to not let writing, and penmanship stop the from participating. If you're learner resists writing, message me and we can discuss how art journaling can be a avenue of expression for them.
Reviews
Live One-Time Class
$18
per classMeets once
75 min
Completed by 42 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 11-16
2-6 learners per class