Online: Abstract Free Play!

TOTAL COST: $60
Course Fee: $60
Materials: All materials are student-provided, see Supply Info below

DATE: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22
TIME: 3:00PM – 6:00PM PDT
LEVEL: Beginner to Advanced
AGE GROUP: Adult (ages 18+)
LOCATION: Online via Zoom

DESCRIPTION
"Explore the boundless world of abstract art in this engaging 3-hour workshop led by renowned artist Xin Xin. Designed for beginner and intermediate artists, this session invites you to break free from traditional forms and embrace creative expression. Through guided prompts and exercises, you’ll learn strategies to let go of fixed concepts of artistic expression, explore artistic voice, and experiment with shape, color, and texture.

Whether you’re seeking to expand your artistic practice or simply enjoy the therapeutic act of freeform creation, Abstract Free Play is a space to explore, express, and unleash your creativity in a supportive and inspiring environment. Bring an open mind and a willingness to play!"

SUPPLY INFORMATION

• Acrylic paints
• Watercolor sets
• Brushes (acrylic and watercolor brushes)
• Canvas or acrylic paper
• Watercolor papers
• Water bucket
• Paper towels or cloth
• Mixing plate
• Cake scrapers or silicone wedge
• Disposable cleaning gloves
• Other mixed media: oil pastel, pencil, charcoal, coffee, etc.
• Whatever art supplies you have at home

Xin Xin (pronounced sh-ee-n sh-ee-n) is a self-taught artist who explores healing traumatic emotions through watercolor and paper weaving abstraction. Xin was born in Beijing, China, and emigrated to Washington with family when she was twelve years old. Xin graduated from the University of Washington with B.A. in Communication and Sales. After two years of working in corporate, Xin decided to solo travel the world for four years. Art has been a consistent theme in Xin’s life since she was three years old. She continued to expand her artistic skills and pursued art as a way of self-healing.

Xin Xin (pronounced sh-ee-n sh-ee-n) is a self-taught artist who explores healing traumatic emotions through watercolor and paper weaving abstraction. Xin was born in Beijing, China, and emigrated to Washington with family when she was twelve years old. Xin graduated from the University of Washington with B.A. in Communication and Sales. After two years of working in corporate, Xin decided to solo travel the world for four years. Art has been a consistent theme in Xin’s life since she was three years old. She continued to expand her artistic skills and pursued art as a way of self-healing.

Artist website: Xin Xin, @artxinxin_

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DISCOUNTS
This course is eligible for a 10% member discount at the Supporter level and beyond. Get a membership today!

Don's Pharmacy and Art Toolkit in Port Townsend offer Northwind Art School students a 10% discount on art supplies.

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CANCELLATION POLICY
If Northwind Art has to cancel a course for any reason, all enrolled students will receive a 100% refund (including any materials fee).

Students who withdraw from a course at least seven days prior to its first meeting will receive a 90% refund (less any materials fee). 

Students withdrawing fewer than seven days from the first day of class are not eligible for a refund except in the case of illness or injury, in which case they are eligible to receive a 40% refund (less any materials fee).

Please note that 10% of every course’s registration fee is considered to be a non-refundable deposit in cases of withdrawal to cover administrative overhead. All refunds will be applied to the same credit card that was used for enrollment. No credits or transfers will be granted. 

Please email admin@northwindart.org if you wish to withdraw or for more information.