One-On-One Collage 101 - Cutting, Pasting, and Chatting
In this one-on-one class, students will discover the fun and freeing art of paper-cut collage. They will create their own unique piece of art from assorted cut and torn pieces of colorful, patterned, or decorated paper.
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In this one-on-one class, students will create a unique paper cutout collage based on a topic of their choosing. After a quick introduction and before we begin our art, I'll share a slideshow introducing the formal definition of collage and some examples of collage artwork. We'll talk about some different materials and techniques I've used in my own collages, and how everyday scraps can be repurposed into art. I'll throw out some ideas for topics and inspiration, but students will ultimately...
After this class, students will have a greater understanding of wild birds and a unique piece of collage art to display. Beyond that, they will also have an enhanced artistic eye, with an appreciation for the way that color and shape work together. They will have increased awareness of their own artistic style, and the confidence to develop that style by utilizing items they may not previously have considered.
I have been captivated by paper cut out collage as an art form since my first introduction to Henri Matisse in middle school. In 2017, I began selling my own collage art to friends and family, and in 2019, I launched Bramble Schell Studio, my design business where I create stickers, greeting cards, and prints as well as digital pattern and surface work.
- scissors - glue sticks - heavy background surface paper (watercolor paper, cardboard, etc) - different types of paper for collaging: printer paper, construction paper, origami paper, rice paper, tissue paper, newsprint, old scrap paper, pages from old books or magazines, etc. The more colorful, the better! - crayons, colored pencils, sharpies, gel pens, metallic pens optional: glitter glue, washi tape
1 hour per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.
Parental guidance is required, as students will be using scissors.
Jaime Bramble Schell
Collage Artist, Illustrator, Surface Pattern Designer
🇺🇸Lives in the United States
90 total reviews
110 completed classes
Hi everyone! I'm Jaime Bramble Schell, owner of Bramble Schell Studio, where I specialize in creating fine art collages, illustrations, and surface pattern design. I think that empowering children to discover and expand their own artistic voices...