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Logo/Monogram Design with Adobe Illustrator

Adobe Illustrator and logo/monogram design will review basic foundation of Illustrator tools with attendees creating their own monogram-inspired logotype. Two and three-letter formats will be explored, creating both black/white and color versions. A great workshop for craft hobbyists, personal stationary or business concepts. Attendees will also gain knowledge of the brainstorm process via thumbnail sketching to enhance originality and creativity in their ideation process.

FABLEink: Write and Create: Poetry Zines (Session B)

FABLE (Fiction, Arts, Books, Literature, Education) ink is a gathering of poets, writers, and book lovers who all have a common goal: to write and become better artists. This specific lesson is on poetry zines. Zines are small DIY booklets that can be made digitally, with DIY collage, and other types of materials. In this weekend intensive, we will create Poetry Zines and show them off. In this workshop, you’ll learn the history and background on zines, DIY publishing, and distribution (zine fairs, trading zines, etc.) and then we’ll make our own and have a mini zine showcase and trading session.

Introduction to Wheelthrowing for Teens with Nasia Palaios

Discover the art of pottery in this hands-on introduction to wheel throwing. Designed specifically for teens ages 13-17 with little to no experience, this class provides a supportive environment where you’ll learn and build the foundational techniques of creating functional ceramic pieces on the potter’s wheel.

The Creative Lens Experience: Lightroom Classic Made Easy

Great photographs don’t end when you press the shutter. Learn how to organize, edit, and enhance your images using Adobe Lightroom Classic. This hands-on workshop will introduce an easy-to-follow editing workflow that helps you transform good photographs into great ones while keeping your image library organized and accessible. Skill Level Beginner to Intermediate
Perfect for photographers who are new to Lightroom Classic or want to build a faster, more organized editing workflow.

Color, Materials, and Process

This 6 week studio course introduces learners to a range of drawing and painting materials through guided, hands-on projects. Participants will develop foundational skills in observation, color, light, shadow, and material processes while exploring pastel, watercolor, acrylic, and mixed media techniques in a supportive and engaging environment.

Introduction to Wheelthrowing with Nasia Palaios

Discover the art of pottery in this hands-on introduction to wheel throwing. Designed specifically for adults with little to no experience, this class provides a supportive environment where you’ll learn and build the foundational techniques of creating functional ceramic pieces on the potter’s wheel. Throughout the course, students will be guided step-by-step through the steps of wheel throwing, including proper clay preparation, centering, opening, pulling walls, and shaping forms such as cups, bowls, and cylinders. You’ll also be introduced to basic trimming and surface treatment techniques to refine and craft a thrown form start to finish. No prior experience is necessary. Your instructor will provide individualized guidance to help you build confidence and develop your skills at your own pace. While wheel throwing can be challenging at first, patience and practice make the process both rewarding and one to remember. All tools, equipment, and clay are provided. Depending on the class format, students may also have the opportunity to glaze and fire selected pieces, creating finished, functional works. Whether you’re looking to explore a new creative hobby, reduce stress through hands-on art making, or simply experience the act of creating something with your own hands, this introductory class offers the perfect place to begin your pottery journey. Come prepared to get your hands dirty, have fun, and discover the wonderful craft of wheel throwing.