Pet Portraits: Fabric Collage
Bring your pet portrait to life in fabric collage.
How to make a fabric collage of your favourite pet or animal, using Lite Steam-a-Seam 2.
Discover the design elements and principles that can make or break your portrait.
How to create incredibly realistic eyes, the windows to the soul.
How to read values in your fabric and match them with values in your photo for a realistic looking portrait.
How to properly layer the collage to enhance the sense of realism in your portrait.
How to successfully work with Lite Steam-a-Seam 2 fusible, from start to finish.
How to choose fabrics and assemble a background to enhance and make your portrait pop.
Instructor Bio:
Anne has been making pet portraits since the fateful day she snapped a photo of her Jack Russell Terrier in 2015 and made a simple portrait from the photo. When the dog started barking at the portrait, she knew she was on to something. Quilting had never been that fun!
Since then, she has taught students from age 10 to 80 with a wide range of abilities to make portraits of their own from photos of their favorite four-legged or feathered friends.
Anne's portraits have wide appeal and have been juried in to Fine Art and Quilt shows. Today, she looks forward to every minute she's creating fabric collage animal portraits and teaching others how to create their own artful pet portraits.
About Anne
About this Class
What You Will Learn
Classroom
Pet Portraits Lounge
Pet Portraits Coaching Session
Supply List
Looking vs. Seeing
Collage Fabrics
Key Elements of Design
Colour vs. Value
Plan Ahead
Lite Steam-a-Seam 2
Get Ready for Collage
Eyes and Noses - Assembly
Eyes - Make them Realistic with Markers
Nose - Final Touches
Add Depth with Layering
Collage On!
Final Review
Once you've enrolled and paid, you'll receive access to the course forever. That's right, it doesn't expire.
The cost is $100.00 US. Payment with your credit card is secure through Thinkific, Paypal or Stripe.
I hope you respect that this is a private course, one that you and others have paid for and that I have spent a lot of time putting together. So while I encourage you to share your work widely, the course itself is not for general sharing, sorry. I trust you will use your judgement here. I have put considerable time and effort into building the course and it's a compilation of everything I know about the art of fabric collage. I am here to support those who are enrolled as paid students. Thank-you for respecting that the course and all of the teaching materials aren't for sharing.
I'd be happy to answer any questions you might have. Send me an email at [email protected] or use the Discussion panel, which you will find on the right panel of each lesson. If it's not visible, click the icon with the three horizontal lines. I check regularly and answer any questions or comments that are posted.
Yes there is! I encourage you to enter comments within each lesson by clicking on the Discussion button.
Or, you can head over to the private Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/442392650292186.
There, you can share your experience in making your collage pet portrait with like-minded students of Anne's Pet Portrait classes, past and present.
Well, I would be sad and would love to hear how I can make it a better experience for you. But if you're really unhappy with the course, email me within 7 days of enrolling to get a full refund.
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