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Come explore your creativity! Workshops are in-person and open to current Babson, Olin, and Wellesley students, faculty, and staff. Materials and instruction are provided; no prior experience needed. Registration is required and will open two weeks prior to each workshop at babsonarts.org. Workshops fill quickly. If sold out, email babsonarts@babson.edu to inquire about a wait list.

Gelli Printing

Tuesday, September 12, 5:00 P.M.–7:00 P.M.

2D/3D Studio (Trim 215)

FREE. Registration opens August 28.

Create monotype prints with Gelli Plates, vegan non-gelatin plates that allow you to make easy monotypes by hand without a printing press. This quick and fun method of printing allows for a lot of experimentation with colors, layers, textures, and stencils. Approach it like a painting with brushes, use pre-made or selfmade stencils, or simply use leaves, feathers, and string to mask out different shapes. We will have numerous stencils, leaves, feathers, and more, but please feel free to bring your own as well. Please dress accordingly and expect to get paint on your clothes.

Abstract Watercolor Painting

Tuesday, November 7, 5:00 P.M.–7:00 P.M.

2D/3D Studio (Trim 215)

FREE. Registration opens October 23.

Learn basic techniques and how to manipulate watercolor. Experiment with different effects and additives like salt, isopropyl alcohol, plastic wrap, and masking and resists. Create abstract designs and watch as the water and paint flow, merge, and produce often unexpected and exciting results. Please dress accordingly and expect to get paint on your clothes.

Paper Quilling

Tuesday, October 3, 5:00 P.M.–7:00 P.M.

2D/3D Studio (Trim 215)

FREE. Registration opens September 18.

Roll, shape, and glue strips of paper to create simple dimensional patterns or intricate, complex designs. Paper quilling is an ancient technique that can be used in scrapbooking, cardmaking, paper flowers, jewelry, mobiles, and wall art. Come learn the basics, practice making different shapes, and assemble them to create exciting designs.

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