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Whimsies Part 2 with Mo Wassell

In Whimsies Part 2 you will continue learning small-scale whimsical sculpture. We will create a mythical/imaginary being, focusing on facial expressions (eyes, noses, mouth) and embellishments. Come prepared to have fun and stretch a little out of your comfort zone. If you didn't make it to the first one, no problem, Mo will get you caught up!

John Hitchcock - Open Studio

We are excited to host OSU's visiting artist, John Hitchcock, on Friday, October 28th from 2-4 pm. Hitchcock, a Printmaker, Professor, and Associate Dean at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, will be printing an edition with the help of student print assistants. Visitors are invited to stop by to see the printing process in action and even pull a print of their own to take home as a souvenir. Hitchcock will be giving his artist talk the Wednesday before at 6pm at the OSU Student Union, room 408.

Black Eyes, Bruises, and Monster Skin

In this workshop, you will learn basic Special FX makeup techniques to create truly gruesome effects just in time for Halloween! You will learn how to paint black eyes and bruises and how to make an easy monster skin out of household gelation and food coloring. For a finishing touch, we will take our effects to the extreme with some fake blood. It's sure to be a frightfully good time!

DIY Screen Printed Tote Bags

In this two-day workshop, get a taste of screen printing by creating an original design to print, exposing the design onto a screen, and printing it on a tote bag you can take home! Your design will be 12 x 12 or smaller and hand drawn or traced from an image. No previous experience required.

Fall/Halloween Themed Tote Bags

Join us for this drop in workshop to have fun printing fall or Halloween themed tote bags! You will print your own bags from pre-cut, ready to print, holiday themed lino blocks with help from the instructor. These are perfect for carrying candy on Halloween night! No experience is required.

Advanced Wheel Throwing with Kim Bryant

As the holidays approach, are you thinking about entertaining? Join pottery instructor, Kim Bryant, to create a unique entertainment service set that includes a pitcher, a medium to a large platter, a relish tray and caddy. You will learn to dart and alter wheel-thrown forms and how to throw consistently sized and uniformly shaped pieces. Students will glaze on their own time.

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