The Power of One mosaic art online course with Kelley Knickerbocker

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It's quite possible that this mosaic art course will revolutionize how you choose and use mosaic art materials. As you watch Kelley analyze and process eight mosaic art materials (that you probably have in your studio already) into a dozen more, you'll quickly realize that you can do the same!
Mass-produced mosaic art materials can really speed up our mosaic production, but their lack of variation in shape and texture severely limits their expressive potential. But when you know how to assess and exploit the potential of a mosaic material you can make it into many with just a few simple methods. In fact, in this course Kelley will show you how it's possible to make an entire abstract mosaic out of just one mass-produced material and have it still be diverse and expressive.
It takes a little more work to get the best out of machined made mosaic art materials, but not much! ANY alteration you make to a machined material immediately makes it a more interesting and original expression of your creativity.
Mosaic art materials such as: penny rounds, square glass tiles, glass blobs; these are just a few of the machined materials Kelley shows you how to transform from ordinary to amazing with simple cuts, setting tips, quick alterations, and more.
Here's just some of what you'll learn in this course as you watch and/or build along:
The five major factors that impact how any material presents in a mosaic
What to look for when assessing any material's potential
How to make ho-hum mosaic art materials look exotic
How to make machined mosaic art materials look more organic
How to cut and set ordinary materials in unexpected ways
How to design a mosaic to showcase multiple ways a material can be used
We're so glad that machined materials are readily available and affordable. Grab a selection of whatever you have on hand and let Kelley show you how to transform it into head-turning, expressive "new" elements and compose it into a mosaic!
Kelley has included a list of her suggested materials, tools, and resources for this course.

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