Travel Altars - a Mixed Media Class

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... materials

Class Materials List
• Glue: all purpose glue and super glue
• Brushes: various paint brushes, old tooth brush
• Pens: various
• Scissors
• Tooth picks
• Cotton swaps
• Craft knife
• Hand drill
• Water spritzer
• Needle tool
• Sponge

Materials:
• Gesso ( primer)
• Impasto Gel (matt)
• Art potch (Mod Podge)
• Acrylic paint, various colours
• "Glossy accent" by Ranger, or any other brand lacquer
• Water soluble crayons
• Walnut ink ( made from walnut ink crystals)
• Painters palette
• Paper towels
• Sanding paper

Tools and Materials:
• Various stamp pads: embossing stamp pad, archival stamp pad, StazOn stamp pad
• Stamps: hand carved and/ or commercial stamps
• Embossing powder
• Heat gun
• Shrink plastic
• Regular or rock salt
• Thin wire ( 0.3 mm or so)
• 3-d pads
• Photo copies
• Postcards
• Decorative paper or card stock
• Napkins
• Glass and wooden beads, various sizes, game pieces
• Paper flowers
• Other embellishments you like
• Thread
• Boxes made of wood or cardboard, like match boxes or cigar boxes

... instructors

Anke Humpert

Anke Humpert is a true mixed media artist, some have even described her as a Renaissance person! Since early childhood, she has been working with any medium that she lays her hands on. In her teaching she offers to help her students to find their own voices. She offers her own projects, but encourages everyone to try out their own ideas! Her passion as a teacher is to enable her students to become more confident in using their own voice.

Anke´s work is very intuitive and multi layered. Her interests are especially in working with paper, painting, stamping, polymer clay, altered books, scrap...
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