ONLINE WORKSHOP

Everyday Heroes Creative Workshop

Do you want to find a unique way to express your gratitude to the “Everyday Heroes” in your life? In this one-session workshop, instructor and artist Jennifer Penick will guide you in designing and making one or more original medals. You could make a medal as an award for your postal worker, delivery person, nurse or doctor, dog-walker, family member, neighbor—anyone who has made your life a little easier.

Medals can be made of many materials, such as cardboard or paper decorated with collage, markers, paint, pens, colored pencils, ribbon, found objects and more. Gather your art supplies (including scissors and glue) and Jennifer will help you create a special medal to give to a special person

Tuition

This workshop is FREE but requires advance registration.

Days

Thursday, May 14, 7-8pm EST

Instructor

Jennifer Penick

Additional Information

This is a virtual workshop. You will receive a link and a supply list for this workshop after you register. We advise that you test out your computer’s audio, camera, and wifi before the start of the class.

AAC is using Zoom for its online classes. You can use Zoom on your computer, smartphone, or tablet. To set up a free Zoom account visit: zoom.us.
Advance registration is required.

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