Live Virtual
with Jessie Jewels Art
An art party right in your own home! You are invited to a live virtual art workshop where you get to see and interact with the instructor Jessie Jewels!
How it works:
Once registered a package with all the materials you will need will arrive at your doorstep prior to the workshop. A link to the live virtual event will be e-mailed to you prior to the event. Zoom meeting is free for participants and works on PC, Mac or cell phones.
During the live workshop Jessie will walk you through all the steps involved in creating a two beautiful fluid acrylic pours on 8” wood heart plaques. The finished pieces would make beautiful gifts for a loved one or for yourself. You will learn about pouring medium, fluid acrylic paints, creating “cells” and pouring technique.
No prior art experience is needed! The best part is if you get stuck or have any questions Jessie will be there to guide and help you!
Tuesday, June 16th
(ticket sales end June 10 or when sold out to allow time for shipping materials)
6:30pm-8pm
$52
*price includes all materials, shipping and live professional guidance
**NO refunds are allowed once the materials have shipped. If you cannot make the live event, Jessie will arrange for a recorded version to be sent to you.
You will be asked to select your paint colors once registered for the workshop.
You will need a space to perform the art project. Jessie suggests covering the surface with saran wrap, tin foil, wax paper, cardboard or some other surface covering that can get paint on it.
About Jessie Jewels
Jessie has always had a passion for the arts. She grew up in a household of artists and craftsmen. At a young age she started to take art classes in sculpting and ceramics. Enjoying the tactile experience of working with her hands she began working in jewelry making and beading. She created her first business, Jessie's Jewels, at the age of 12, where she sold jewelry to her friends, family and school teachers.
Her love of art and running her own business continued to develop into adulthood. She started to develop her voice as an artist and opened her business Jessie Jewels Art, dropping the apostrophe. Jessie is a member of Providence Artisans. Her work can be found in local galleries and shops, at the Hope Street Artisan's Market, Waterfire Arts Plaza, Scituate Arts Festival and other local art festivals. When Jessie is not working in her studio or teaching art workshops she can be found spinning her hula hoop (sometimes on fire) or spending time in nature.