Come learn how to carve a mini rubber stamp from an eraser! There will be pre-carved stamps for you to play with as well. We will be stamping/decorating cards once we're done carving. You can use your own stamp in combination with others to create a fun design on your cards.
1001 S Duck Street, Stillwater, OK 74074
(405) 744-1535 | infoartscenter@okstate.edu
All Classes
Fused Glass Suncatchers
Join us in adding some color to your windows! Students can make up to three suncatchers of fused glass with a wire hook fired into the glass for hanging. The maximum width will be 2 inches and maximum length is 5 inches. Each suncatcher will be fired in a glass kiln and can be picked up the following Wednesday, March 15th or 22nd. Instructor Candy Beth Michalski will guide you through the process. No previous experience is needed.
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Bunny Plate
Join instructor Missy Hitch to create and customize your own decorative bunny plate! Different textures and shapes will be provided to bring your own design to your plate. No experience is needed. All items will be bisque fired and ready to glaze by March 25th. This is a perfect project to keep for your Easter decor or gift to someone special.
Intermediate Pottery With Kim Bryant
Take your skills to the next level in this series of intermediate pottery classes. Dive deeper into wheel throwing deeper in this four-week course with artists Kim Bryant. When signing up for this class, you should have a solid grasp of the fundamentals, meaning that centering your clay should feel intuitive, and you can throw a consistent cylinder with even wall thickness.
Beginning Acrylic Painting with Mark Crow
Join instructor Mark Crow to create a perfect vacation beach scene. This is a great painting project for beginners! Learn valuable skills and techniques while creating a beautiful painting for yourself or a loved one.
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Techniques for Pastels with Jude Tolar, PSA, IAPS/MC
This two-day workshop will focus on techniques for painting with hard and soft pastels. We’ll try new ways to use pastels, as well as review and revisit favorite ways to use them. We’ll work some from life, using various objects as our models. We’ll also work some from photos. Feel free to bring ideas, questions, and/or works in progress, too.