Artist Virginia Holt introduced attendees to the colorful world of silk painting, demonstrating how resist, ink, steam, and careful preparation transform silk into one-of-a-kind wearable art.

Artists and guests enjoyed a hands-on afternoon with Laura Ryan as she demonstrated the art of wet felting, transforming merino wool, water, and a little soap into a beautifully shaped felt vase.

Artists and guests enjoyed an inspiring afternoon with Christine White as she demonstrated her imaginative approach to storytelling through painting, sculpture, and nature-inspired artwork.

During a lively Saturday demonstration, artist Igor Koutsenko transforms two simple canvases one blue, one yellow into compelling seascapes, revealing how color relationships shape perception. As he paints, he shares insights on limiting palettes, embracing experimentation, and using juxtaposition to bring paintings to life.

In an engaging demonstration, Linda “Vivian” Baranek guided participants through the relaxing art of Zentangle, combining structured patterns with hands-on practice. Attendees explored both drawing and color, creating intricate designs in a fun, supportive setting.

During a March demonstration, instructor Sara Edwards blends teaching and artistry as she paints a vibrant robin on canvas. Drawing on her experience at Idyllwild Arts Academy, she creates an engaging, approachable atmosphere while offering insight into her creative journey and techniques.