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We still have a few slots open in The Magic of Printmaking Without a Press class this Saturday, July 27, from 1 to 3 pm with artist instructor Jill Vickers. In this guided Creative Experiences workshop, you will explore the art of Gelli plate printing using nature, textures, and found materials to create colorful layered prints. Jill leads the class through a series of playful exercises where you
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- learn to create unique monoprints using a printing plate
- experiment with leaves, flowers, fabric, and textured materials
- build layers of color and pattern
- create printed papers for future artwork and journals
Click here to register for Printmaking:
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Sounds like a perfect way to spend Saturday afternoon!
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If Saturday classes work best for you, check out two other classes Jill has coming up in August: Exploring Colored Pencil Drawing & Shading and Artist Trading Cards (ATC) Inspired by Summertime. By the way, if you love the date we have scheduled, but would rather work on one of the other class projects, let us know! Jill is happy to help you with whichever project you want to tackle - just register and let us know is the question area of the registration so she can plan and make sure the right materials are available. Here are the registration links to these classes:
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The classes meet at the Robeson Art Guild House at 109 W. 9th Street, Lumberton, NC 28358.
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See you on Saturday, whichever one you pick!
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Categories: Blog, Classes, News
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Upcoming Quarterly Meetings!
The 2026 Quarterly Members Meetings are scheduled for the 4th Thursday of the ending month each quarter: September 24, and December 17, 2026. We're deep into this busy, fun year, our Fifth Anniversary year! Join us, hear what's happening and planned, and let us know what you think and would like to see for the 2026-2027 season!
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Hours
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Tuesday and Thursday 11 AM-4 PM
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Art Group on
Monday 12:30-4 PM
Special Events
And By Appointment
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Exhibitions
Painting Group
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This newsletter paid for in part by a grant from the Lumberton Visitors Bureau.
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