Angel Shrine Doll Assemblage Class #2 (5 week class)
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Angel Shrine Doll Assemblage Class #2
5 week class- Tuesdays 7/29- 8/26 , 5-7 p.m.
*Must commit to all 5 weeks to complete the project
Cost: $125 (all materials included except for your “house”)
Instructor: Daryle G. Cook
*Reservations are required. Payment must be made to reserve your spot. You can pay in store or Venmo @Jennifer-Carll-Simon. Payments are not refundable or transferable if the class remains as scheduled.
Class Description: Angel Shrine Doll Class (in-person and YouTube instruction)
The inspiration for creating an angel shrine doll came from a children’s bereavement workshop that I attended years ago. The instructor introduced us to the concept of creating a memory box or reliquary. Think of it as a simple “house” filled with small objects that carry special significance and meaning. I have incorporated that concept into creating an angel shrine doll. This class will allow you to integrate your own found object, from a flea market, a thrift store, or your own attic. Use an item that resembles a “house”... to give personal expression to your faith or life journey.
Each doll will be uniquely different–– not only because your story is unique, but also because each “house” used to create the angel shrine doll body will be one-of-a-kind.
I have chosen a thrift store mantel clock, for my “house”.
In this class, we will sculpt a doll head using paper clay, attach wood turnings/finial arms, chipboard wings, and apply vintage book or decorative papers, acrylic paint, and other mediums to the “house”–– creating a shrine or reliquary.
You will be encouraged to introduce meaningful ephemera and use personal memorabilia, while allowing your imagination to run free, throughout the creative process.
5 in-person classes... two-hours each–– ( with homework andYouTube Video follow-up classes)
BEFORE the first class: Watch YouTube VIDEO Class Part 1Aand Part 3
Outline of the Classes:
July 29- #1 Constructing a House & Head
August 5- #2 Creating a Head (part 1)
August 12- #3 Creating a Head (part 2)
August 19- #4 Covering our House
August 26- #5 Completing our House
Artist Biography:
Daryle has been designing whimsical folk art for over three decades. He is a self-taught artist in the folk art genre; though he studied classical art history in Europe and majored in art education while working on his undergraduate degree at the University of Wisconsin.
He likes to think of his work as a reflection of his spiritual journey with appreciation for the timeless beauty, perennial appeal and whimsical simplicity of folk art. He and his wife have made their home in South Jersey for the past seventeen years.
5 week class- Tuesdays 7/29- 8/26 , 5-7 p.m.
*Must commit to all 5 weeks to complete the project
Cost: $125 (all materials included except for your “house”)
Instructor: Daryle G. Cook
*Reservations are required. Payment must be made to reserve your spot. You can pay in store or Venmo @Jennifer-Carll-Simon. Payments are not refundable or transferable if the class remains as scheduled.
Class Description: Angel Shrine Doll Class (in-person and YouTube instruction)
The inspiration for creating an angel shrine doll came from a children’s bereavement workshop that I attended years ago. The instructor introduced us to the concept of creating a memory box or reliquary. Think of it as a simple “house” filled with small objects that carry special significance and meaning. I have incorporated that concept into creating an angel shrine doll. This class will allow you to integrate your own found object, from a flea market, a thrift store, or your own attic. Use an item that resembles a “house”... to give personal expression to your faith or life journey.
Each doll will be uniquely different–– not only because your story is unique, but also because each “house” used to create the angel shrine doll body will be one-of-a-kind.
I have chosen a thrift store mantel clock, for my “house”.
In this class, we will sculpt a doll head using paper clay, attach wood turnings/finial arms, chipboard wings, and apply vintage book or decorative papers, acrylic paint, and other mediums to the “house”–– creating a shrine or reliquary.
You will be encouraged to introduce meaningful ephemera and use personal memorabilia, while allowing your imagination to run free, throughout the creative process.
5 in-person classes... two-hours each–– ( with homework andYouTube Video follow-up classes)
BEFORE the first class: Watch YouTube VIDEO Class Part 1Aand Part 3
Outline of the Classes:
July 29- #1 Constructing a House & Head
August 5- #2 Creating a Head (part 1)
August 12- #3 Creating a Head (part 2)
August 19- #4 Covering our House
August 26- #5 Completing our House
Artist Biography:
Daryle has been designing whimsical folk art for over three decades. He is a self-taught artist in the folk art genre; though he studied classical art history in Europe and majored in art education while working on his undergraduate degree at the University of Wisconsin.
He likes to think of his work as a reflection of his spiritual journey with appreciation for the timeless beauty, perennial appeal and whimsical simplicity of folk art. He and his wife have made their home in South Jersey for the past seventeen years.
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