Linocut VA Native Plants
Linocut VA Native Plants
Sunday, June 29 12-4PM
Instructor: Grace Mae Huddleston
at Studio Two Three - 109 West 15th Street
Learn to use linoleum carving to create illustrative prints of iconic Virginia botanicals. We will use a soft version of the linoleum rubber, making this class accessible for beginners.
Grace Mae Huddleston (she/they) is a multi-media artist and educator based in Richmond, VA. She has taught for 10 years in community centers, schools, and universities. As an educator, Grace empowers adults and teens of all skill levels to deepen their connection to art making. Her teaching emphasizes skill building and creativity, and she loves it when students put personality into their creations! Grace primarily teaches all things 2D, including drawing, painting, and mixed media. In her own art practice, Grace creates colorful prints, drawings, paintings, and textiles. Nature is her main inspiration, but art history, film, and comics also influence her work. She has shown and published her art in contexts ranging from zines and academic journals, to punk cafes and formal concert halls, as well as galleries and museums. Grace is a recipient of the Russell Foundation Grant and the VCUarts Inclusive Grant. Website: gracemaehuddleston.art Instagram: by.gracemae
Linocut VA Native Plants
Sunday, June 29 12-4PM
Instructor: Grace Mae Huddleston
at Studio Two Three - 109 West 15th Street
Learn to use linoleum carving to create illustrative prints of iconic Virginia botanicals. We will use a soft version of the linoleum rubber, making this class accessible for beginners.
Grace Mae Huddleston (she/they) is a multi-media artist and educator based in Richmond, VA. She has taught for 10 years in community centers, schools, and universities. As an educator, Grace empowers adults and teens of all skill levels to deepen their connection to art making. Her teaching emphasizes skill building and creativity, and she loves it when students put personality into their creations! Grace primarily teaches all things 2D, including drawing, painting, and mixed media. In her own art practice, Grace creates colorful prints, drawings, paintings, and textiles. Nature is her main inspiration, but art history, film, and comics also influence her work. She has shown and published her art in contexts ranging from zines and academic journals, to punk cafes and formal concert halls, as well as galleries and museums. Grace is a recipient of the Russell Foundation Grant and the VCUarts Inclusive Grant. Website: gracemaehuddleston.art Instagram: by.gracemae
Linocut VA Native Plants
Sunday, June 29 12-4PM
Instructor: Grace Mae Huddleston
at Studio Two Three - 109 West 15th Street
Learn to use linoleum carving to create illustrative prints of iconic Virginia botanicals. We will use a soft version of the linoleum rubber, making this class accessible for beginners.
Grace Mae Huddleston (she/they) is a multi-media artist and educator based in Richmond, VA. She has taught for 10 years in community centers, schools, and universities. As an educator, Grace empowers adults and teens of all skill levels to deepen their connection to art making. Her teaching emphasizes skill building and creativity, and she loves it when students put personality into their creations! Grace primarily teaches all things 2D, including drawing, painting, and mixed media. In her own art practice, Grace creates colorful prints, drawings, paintings, and textiles. Nature is her main inspiration, but art history, film, and comics also influence her work. She has shown and published her art in contexts ranging from zines and academic journals, to punk cafes and formal concert halls, as well as galleries and museums. Grace is a recipient of the Russell Foundation Grant and the VCUarts Inclusive Grant. Website: gracemaehuddleston.art Instagram: by.gracemae