Linocut Dish Towel Workshop- “The Pollinators”
Bring a friend and join professional artist and illustrator Kim Wasson Tener as she shares the relaxing and delightful art of linocut.
At the end of this two-hour workshop, you will take home your custom linocut block for continued art making, as well as your design printed on a gorgeous cotton dish towel.
Perfect for beginners and more advanced artists. Choose between a friendly honeybee or regal monarch. Precut bees and butterflies available as desired.
2-hour workshop, 9-11 am. $50 includes personal instruction, supplies, linocut blocks, and custom printed dish towel.
The class will take place in the smaller building (receiving dock) behind the main/large building you see from the road. Please park in the front of the main building and follow the sidewalk around to the back. You will see a smaller metal building in the back of the property. Head on in and take a seat!
You can click the button titled “Reserve Now” to purchase your ticket to this event. No tickets will be mailed out. You simply show up to the event. Tickets must be purchased in advance to reserve your spot. Spots are limited.
A little more about your instructor:
Kim Wasson Tener is a professional artist and art instructor who traces her passion for the intersection of art and history to her father. Convinced his young daughter couldn’t miss a rare opportunity to participate in an authentic 18th century archeological dig, Kim’s father, a renowned historian, drove his family across the U.S. in their aging Chevy Caprice station wagon dubbed “Puff the Tragic Wagon” by an 8-year-old Kim. The effort was worth the 2,000-mile drive as the magic of the dig captivated Kim. From the moment she carefully lifted a small piece of cracked blue and white pottery from the earth, the aspiring young artist knew that uncovering secrets from the past would become a big part of her artistic future.
Kim’s future wasn’t just filled with digs and history books, however. Watercolors, pencils, ink, and anything to do with art called her name. Into the wee hours of the morning, she could be found drawing, painting, studying, creating.
Today you will find Kim in her small, east Texas hometown sharing the joys of art and history with her community through her business, Bookmark Arts. As an experienced teacher and an illustrator of multiple children’s books, Kim is now sharing her love for art and history through a wide variety of hands-on art history workshops.
