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CONington: Building Characters
Friday, 6:00pm
May 1 | Ages 13-17

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Inspired by the upcoming Covington Convention event: CONington: A Celebration of Tabletop on APRIL 24th through APRIL 26TH, come join us at Baker Hunt the following weekend for workshops inspired by the themes of the convention!

This entertaining workshop keeps the festivities going from the convention by having attendees create, design, and draw their own imagined character.

Do you spend your daydreaming about your own original characters? Do you like to draw these characters, but you feel like they’re not quite what you imagined? Then let’s strengthen that design! Come down and learn what makes for an iconic character like Luffy, Darth Vader, or even SpongeBob. This intermediate workshop is perfect for young artists looking for inspiration or to sharpen their skills.

Learn more about the CONington event at https://www.conington.org

What You’ll Learn:

During this workshop , you will learn the basics of visual story telling. These basics will include understanding the difference between strong and weak design, using silhouettes to make identifiable characters, and communicating character traits through shape language, as well as simple color theory.

What You’ll Leave With:

By the end of this class, you’ll walk away having learned how to strengthen your character’s design, use it to tell a story, and be satisfied that the character you envisioned is on the page.

Deadline to register by: April 27

Instructor: Taye Fuqua

Making Sun-Catchers
Tuesday, 6:00 pm
April 28 | Ages 9-12

Class:

Come harness the luminosity of the rainbow with this class that focuses on light and color. Paint your frame and string strands of beads to create a one-of-a-kind sun-catcher!

What You’ll Learn:

Students will learn the basic principles of light, color, and prisms while making their masterpieces that capture the power of light, refraction, and reflection.

What You’ll Leave With:

By the end of this class, participants will walk away with a beautiful sun-catcher to keep in a window of their homes.

Deadline to register by: April 24 

Instructor: Rebekah Trunnell

Supply List

All Supplies Included.

Natural Dyes Tie-Dye
Wednesday, 6:00 pm
April 29 | Ages 12-16

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Get creative! Get colorful! And get a little messy in this fun, hands-on, natural tie-dye class just for teens! In this workshop, you’ll learn how to use plant-based dyes from natural materials such as flowers, fruits, and leaves to create your own unique designs on fabric.

What You’ll Learn:

This workshop will cover easy tie-dye techniques, cool pattern ideas, and how different natural colors react and blend. You will have the freedom to experiment and create wearable/usable art that totally reflects your style — no two pieces will be the same!

What You’ll Leave With:

A custom-made tie-dye T-shirt and/or tote bag, socks, pillow case. **We will send students home with proper washing and care instructions.

Deadline to register by: April 25 

Instructor: Lindsey Doerger

Supply List

One (1) white T-shirt of appropriate size & fit. All other supplies included.

Zines for Teens
Thursday, 6:00 pm
May 7 | Ages 13-17

Class:

Want to share your story, your art, your ideas with full creativity? Then zine-making may be for you! Learn the art of the Zine (pronounced “zeen”): do-it-yourself magazines that anyone can make about anything.

What You’ll Learn:

-What a zine is (definition, brief history, and examples)
-How to fold a basic 8 panel zine
-What topic(s) to make their zine: fandom, art, fiction, personal subject, activism, etc.

What You’ll Leave With:

Students will leave the workshop with at least one classic folded zine that is of their own creation and the knowledge of how to make more in the future. If time allows, students can make multiple zines to take home.

Deadline to register by: May 3

Instructor: Gren Casas

Supply List

All Supplies Included, unless students would like to bring unique images, photos, or ephemera.