Tangled & Textured Art Paper
AUG 4 & 5, 2012 - 10:00am - 4:00pm
Susan Longerot, Instructor

Experience two days of creating layers of luscious color variations of these beautiful, addictive
textured papers!
Tangled & textured art papers can be used in large format as framed abstract art, in smaller pieces in book construction or even smaller pieces for cards or collage or ATCs.
Art papers will be created with minimal supplies on Arches Text Wove paper.
Workshop instruction includes color theory. All skill levels are welcome and will experience success.

SUPPLY LIST*
Base Supplies:
Arches Text Wove - 2 Half Sheets
1 Round Watercolor brush (size 10 or size 12 or similar)
Sumi ink - green bottle
Uni-Posca Marker paint pens:
    - 1 Fine Point Black pen
    - 1 Fine Point White pen
    - 1 Large Bullet tip Black pen
    - 1 Large Bullet tip White pen
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Watercolor pan set - 12 or 24 colors - Susan prefers Yarka
Water Container
Small Spray Bottle
Paper Towels
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*PREORDER Base supplies available for $30 and Watercolor pan sets also available - contact workshop chairman - angie@avgraphics.net.

COST
$165 plus supplies*
*Add $10 for PayPal/Credit Card registrations.

To secure your seat, register below and send check in full amount to:
TXLAC
P.O. Box 3126
Coppell, TX  75019

Contact workshop coordinator,
Angie Vangalis
214-957-1736 or angie@txlac.org

Paid reservations guarantee your seat. Seating limited to 18 students.

ABOUT SUSAN LONGEROT - OOHSANDOZ@aol.com
A second generation native Californian graduate of Cal State University at Long Beach with a degree in Art, Education and Cultural Anthropology and taught in the Long Beach School District following graduation.
For the past 25 years she has been teaching adult classes in bookbinding as an artistic expression and surface designing on paper.
She consideres herself a fickle artist, experimenting with combining  calligraphy, quilting, painting, photography, journaling and artist books. THEY ALL OVERLAP! It is the unexpected that catches her eye and fuels her fire.
Although she skips from one medium to another, the common denominator is always COLOR.
Susan lives in Newport Beach with her husband, Keith.They split their time between Newport Beach and their cabin at Bass Lake.