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Join Jenny Santa Maria and elevate your pysanky skills with this advanced workshop designed for those ready to expand their craft and to focus on mastering an intricate radial design, exploring advanced techniques to create beautiful gradients, and discovering new ways to refine your artwork.
Want to make pysanky but don't have the supplies or place to make them? "Meet Ups" are an opportunity to share ideas and tips with fellow artists. Bring your own egg(s) and the UHEC provides all the supplies, space, and sketches to make pysanky.
In this workshop we will create Andrea's favorite design–a folk art design with reindeer that her mother created years ago. It consists of bands and ribbons for abundance and long life, 4 sections going around the egg, each with a reindeer, sun, apple tree and grass, and on top and bottom- flowers and chicks.
Learn about ancient symbols and legends, and make a traditional Ukrainian pysanka, using a wax-resist method!
Want to make pysanky but don't have the supplies or place to make them? "Meet Ups" are an opportunity to share ideas and tips with fellow artists. Bring your own egg(s) and the UHEC provides all the supplies, space, and sketches to make pysanky.
Want to make pysanky but don't have the supplies or place to make them? "Meet Ups" are an opportunity to share ideas and tips with fellow artists. Bring your own egg(s) and the UHEC provides all the supplies, space, and sketches to make pysanky.
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Learn about ancient symbols and legends, and make a traditional Ukrainian pysanka, using a wax-resist method!
Want to make pysanky but don't have the supplies or place to make them? "Meet Ups" are an opportunity to share ideas and tips with fellow artists. Bring your own egg(s) and the UHEC provides all the supplies, space, and sketches to make pysanky.
SOLD OUT! Learn about ancient symbols and legends, and make a traditional Ukrainian pysanka, using a wax-resist method!
The virtual presentation with ethnographer Mar'yana Svarnyk will give an overview of natural dyes, the earliest ethnographic sources documenting the use of natural dyes on pysanky in what is now Ukraine, current practices, and possible future developments, especially in light of sustainability and living heritage.