Join us at Sherry’s Art Studio in Palm Coast for an extraordinary day of sea turtle love and artistic exploration with the incredibly talented Ms. Sherry. She has outdone herself once again by offering not one, but three amazing classes in one unforgettable event.
Spend the day unleashing your creativity as you paint an extraordinary extra-large 3-foot charcuterie board using Sherry’s exclusive decoupage paper, vibrant acrylic paints, and glossy resin finishes. This centerpiece is perfect for entertaining or personal enjoyment, and it’s just the beginning of what you will create.
Next, dive into the fascinating world of resin art by learning how to craft a stunning matching sea turtle bowl. Using a special sea turtle mold and treasures collected from the beach, you’ll bring a unique coastal charm to your piece, perfect for displaying small items or adding a touch of the ocean to your home décor.
But the fun doesn’t stop there! Complete your set by making one-of-a-kind matching sea turtle serving utensils, turning your complete collection into a thoughtful gift or a treasured personal keepsake. With all three projects combined, you’ll leave with three beautiful and coordinated artworks that celebrate the beauty of sea turtles and the shoreline.
This is an all-day immersive experience filled with hands-on guidance from Sherry herself. All supplies are included, and seating is extremely limited to ensure personalized attention and a quality learning environment. Whether you want to keep the set for yourself, gift it, or separate the pieces into three unique presents, this event has something special for everyone.
Reserve your spot early to avoid disappointment and be part of this unique celebration of art, nature, and creativity at Sherry’s Art Studio in Palm Coast. Don’t miss out on this remarkable opportunity to learn, create, and treasure the magic of the sea turtle through art.
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