713 - Downsized - The Art of Maquette
Adult Class | Available
"Downsized - The Art of the Maquette" offers a unique opportunity for artists to experiment with creating small-scale models of their big ideas using easily accessible materials. In this workshop, Jill King will guide participants through the process of working with materials like cardboard, wire, hand-cut paper, and wax to explore creative concepts in three dimensions. With her expertise in mixed media and 3D work, Jill will help students choose the right materials for their concepts and transform their ideas into sculptural maquettes.
- Downsized- The Art of the Maquette
Students are required to bring a sketchbook and a small selection of materials they typically use in their artwork. The instructor will provide additional supplies, including cardboard, wax, acrylics, glue guns, Weld Bond adhesive, cutting tools, and various found materials.
1 Sketchbook
33400-1632
Armature Wire, 14 Gauge, 32 Feet, $9.98
85500-1002
Wire Mesh, Sheet, Large Weave, 12" x 24", $7.20
34134-2805
Plaster Cloth Roll, 8" x 5 yd, $8.99
21014-2006
Hybrid Technica Pen, Bold, Black, 0.6 mm, $3.20
Jill King
Jill King brings over thirty-seven years of artistic experience, originating from Chicago. Her artistic journey includes earning a Master of Arts degree from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and her works have been exhibited in renowned venues such as The Lincoln Park Conservatory, Expo Chicago, SOFA, the Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art, and galleries throughout the Midwest. Her public art installations can be found in notable locations including The Lorraine Morton Civic Center in Evanston, IL, The Meta Data Center in Dekalb, IL, and New York's Javits Convention Center. Alongside her prolific art career, Jill has dedicated more than 35 years to teaching at respected institutions such as The American Academy of Art, The Evanston Art Center, The Art Center Highland Park, and Oakton Community College.
Website: www.jillkingstudio.com.