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Friday, February 25 • 10:15am - 11:15am
Mixed Media Visual Journals: Project Ideas, Media and Techniques – Part 1/3

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In this set of three pre-recorded sessions, Mike will walk you through a number of mixed media project ideas. He will discuss media and substrates, tools and methods, composition and techniques for creating interesting and successful mixed media assignments. Stencils, transfers, resists, layering and collage are some of the techniques we will cover along with ideas for assignments that will engage your learners. These video sessions are created for a 'work-along' approach. Mike will set up the assignment and outline the process then he will show you how to demonstrate it for students. You can pause the video and work through the process so that you are confident in presenting these methods to students. Mike uses these mixed media assignments as one of the three major projects for Art 20 (3 credit) but you can adapt these ideas and techniques for students as young as about Grade 5 or use any one of them as a stand-alone Art project.

If you would like access to Michael's Google Drive folder filled with mixed media ideas, his production notes and more free resources, you can email him at: michaelgshain@gmail.com.

PART 1: BUILDING GROUNDS
The first of the three sessions will focus on:
  • discussing substrates and gesso
  • guiding students without being prescriptive
  • creating a vision for a variety of mixed media pieces
  • building grounds and layering ideas for students
  • stamping, acrylic layers, stencil techniques, gauze, resists, text as value and other techniques for creating layers
  • prepping grounds for transfers
  • collage elements and ephemera - curating, collecting and storing resources for students
  • discussion of composition principles and ideas to help students with elements and principles.

Speakers
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Michael Shain

Mixed Media Visual Journals
Mike is coming up on 30 years of creativity teaching experience. He is an artist, speaker, adult creativity coach and art workshop leader. Currently Mike’s day-job is programing Art lessons for k-12 students in six schools (including online learning) for Palliser School Division... Read More →


Friday February 25, 2022 10:15am - 11:15am MST
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