Monday, 22 December 2014
Wednesday, 17 December 2014
Wednesday, 3 December 2014
powertex classes on the east coast
if you are in the area check out the
The Violet Unicorn Art Studio & Shop
Phone: 902-463-5411
Email: contact@thevioletunicorn.com
NOTE! I moved to a different hut!12 Government Wharf Road
Eastern Passage, Nova Scotia
Canada B3G 1M7
Wednesday December 17th, 6pm
also available , wine cuff classes
every Thursday before Christmas
Sunday, 23 November 2014
upcycle with powertex
A funny story goes with it:
I was “garage sailing” when I came upon this wonderful rabbit.
It was on the ground beside a couple of outdoor statues
but as I went to go over to it the gentleman said,
“ Before you get to excited it is just paper Mache and not stone.
“ I smiled at him and said that’s okay how much?
He said I should give it to you for free but how about 99 cents?
Still smiling I said I’ll give you a dollar for it.
This is how it turned out after POWERTEX AND ME were finished with it.
Yesterday, a client came into the studio and offered to buy it for $75.00
but I declined saying it was for display only.
Talk about profit!!!!!
Sharon Brassard
Romantic Designs
Romantic Designs Artist Studio
www.romanticdesigns.ca
Monday, 17 November 2014
powertex dancer
"daniella"
even though powertex is a fabic hardener
you can still show motion and movement
using wire and foil for the body and styrofoam for the head
I cover the form with powertex and stoneart
the dress , a crochet doily , really finishes it off
Tuesday, 28 October 2014
Friday, 17 October 2014
stoneart class with brigette
Stone Art class held in conjunction with Art Waves West
in Leduc, Alberta at the end of September
More pics of the Stone Art class at Art Waves West. Considering none of these people had ever handled Powertex, much less Stone Art, they produced some amazing results. We had a lot of fun... got into a bit of trouble... but laughed a lot. The class next door was not impressed with the "rowdy Powertex bunch" that laughed and giggled and disturbed them. Not sure why they were upset... isn't art supposed to be fun?
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