Quaran-Teen Night!
May 21, 2020
Welcome to Quaran-Teen Night!
We're back this month with more activities from our Teen Night art instructors! Anna, Mary, Cat and I (Jules) have some more ideas to start the gears turning, and as usual we can't wait to see how you interpret and evolve each one.
And as Abby said last month, if you create something from these tutorials and would like to share it with us, please email it to apowell@schack.org or share online with the hashtag #schackteennight. We love and miss our Teen Night community of artists, and can't wait to see what you create!
Pointillism With a Twist
by Mary Peterson
Mary's project today explores a fun way to achieve a colorful pointillism effect through mixed-media printmaking. Instructions, step-by-step photos and examples in the PDF below. Get colorful!
Supplies you will need:
Sandpaper with grain around P120
Crayons or oil pastels
Iron
Printer paper or similar light weight paper. Transfers best to thinner papers.
Pencil
Optional: colored pencils for filling in open areas, glue stick, card stock.
Download the PDF of "Pointillism With a Twist" here.
Stay Safe Pins
by Anna Mastronardi Novak
Anna's project today gives you a way to promote the message of safety and care for your friends and loved ones.
Supplies:
Safety pins, wire, ribbon, beads, buttons, and any items you have at home - take a look at the samples and create your own designs using your skill and imagination. StaySafe
Download the PDF of "Stay Safe Pins" here.
Printable Social-Distancing Greeting Cards
by Cat Snapp
Cat has created some printable Social Distancing Greeting Cards for all of your quarantine correspondence needs. The PDF contains the printable cards and envelopes, and the video shows how they go together. Enjoy!
Link to download the card and envelope sheet..
Printable Greeting Cards - Cat Snapp Studio from Cat Snapp on Vimeo.
Quarantine Cat Toy
by Jules Anslow
Jules and her able assistant Ellie bring you a cat toy made from recycled materials and cat food!
Supplies:
Plastic single-serving fruit or applesauce cups (2)
Ribbon or necklace cording
Scissors
Ball-point pen or Sharpie
Sandpaper or emery board
Optional:
Catnip
Drill with small drill bit
Thanks so much to everyone who participates, and to the instructors for bringing us fun experiences to explore! And please, share your explorations and inventions with us! #schackteennight
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April 30, 2020
Welcome to Virtual Teen Night!
We want you to know that we miss you- but we are so proud that you are staying home and staying safe. We have to put our in person Teen Nights on hold for now, but that doesn't mean we can't connect virtually. We hope you enjoy this collection of art activities, ideas, and links.
If you create something from these tutorials and would like to share it with us, please email it to apowell@schack.org or share online with the hashtag #schackteennight. We would love to see your creations!
We want to thank our Teen Night Instructors and Staffers who made this possible, thank you all!
Thank you for joining us in this space. Please enjoy this message from our Schack Staffer, Jules.
Here's a link to the Resources Page Jules spoke of in the video.
April's Virtual Teen Night Activities:
Blackout Poetry from Angie Louthan
THE MINIMAL SUPPLIES NEEDED
Torn out Pages from a book
Pencils Black Marker or Pen
EXTRA SUPPLIES TO USE ONLY IF YOU HAVE THEM
Cardboard pieces to fit your book page (Cereal boxes, cracker boxes, delivery boxes)
Glue OR Mod Podge
Your choice of colored markers, crayons, colored pencils, paint markers, OR paint
Paint brush if needed. Paper Towel or Napkin Library card, ID card, grocery store card, or something firm
Here's a link to pdf instructions. Thanks, Angie!
Mixed Media Gratitude Journal from Mary Peterson
SUPPLIES NEEDED
Old book
Scissors
Glue
Hole punch
Exacto knife
Optional supplies listed in the video
Thank you so much for this great tutorial, Mary!
Basic Macrame by Jules Anslow
SUPPLIES NEEDED
Cording or string of some type, multiple colors
Scissors
Optional: Piece of matboard, cardboard or thin wood, binder clips, beads, toys, drill, drill bits
Downloadable Coloring Page by Rosemary Jones
Here's a link to the coloring page download.
SUPPLIES NEEDED
Printer
Crayons, markers, or colored pencils to color with
We asked local artist Rosemary Jones to create a coloring page that honors the class of 2020. Color it in with your school colors and place in you window to show support for your school’s outgoing seniors or color it in with colors you like as meditative practice. Or maybe color it in and rip it up because you are frustrated with what’s going on! There’s no right or wrong here.
Thank you for this beautiful page, Rosemary!
Relaxing Colored Pencil Activity from Anna Mastronardi Novak
Here's a link to the pdf instructions for this activity.
SUPPLIES NEEDED
Colored pencils
Paper
Enjoy this simple and relaxing coloring activity from Anna.
Thank you for sharing, Anna!
Links from others that we think you’ll enjoy
CreativeBug from Everett Public Library
Find thousands of award winning video classes taught by top artists and designers on this site. You can access this for free with an account through your Everett Public Library card. Anyone residing in Snohomish County can get a library card online (here’s a video tutorial on how to apply for a card online).
Printable Greeting Cards and Envelopes from Cat Snapp Studio
Printable greeting cards to say hello while social distancing. Print using your own paper, cut, fold and glue away! Cat Snapp is a local artist and Schack instructor. Check out her online shop, too.
Downloadable Coloring Pages from Kimberly Mattson
Kim is our 2020 Fresh Paint poster artist and an accomplished artist and designer. She is offering these free coloring pages on her website. Be sure to poke around her site and look at all of her beautiful creations!
Stay home with SAM
Find lots of inspiration in the portion of the Seattle Art Museum's website. There are tutorials, virtual tours, videos and more.
We hope you enjoy our Quaran-Teen Night!
Below, find information about our normal Teen Nights throughout the school year.
Thank you!
Schack Teen Night
These FREE, after hours events, are just for teens. Each event includes up to four different hands-on art project stations where teens get to meet and work with local artists, as well as enjoy refreshments and glass blowing demonstrations. No need to register, just drop in and make art!
2019-2020 Teen Night Dates:
All events are from 6-8pm and FREE thanks to sponsorship
Events are intended for ages 13-18.
October 17, 2019
November 14, 2019
December 19, 2019
February 20, 2020
March 19, 2020 Canceled
April 30, 2020 Virtual Teen Night
May 21, 2020
Support for this program comes from the Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians and the Terry & Cheryle Earnheart Fund for Children held at the Community Foundation of Snohomish County.
