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Jennifer Stone
www.Jenniferstoneartwork,com February 23, 24 and 25, 2026 9 am - 4 pm (1 hour for lunch) "Wild Women" Mixed Media All levels welcome Fee: $423 payable to Wanda Boyd Please use the registration form to mail in payment. or Click to pay via PayPal |
Jennifer Stone
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Workshop Description:
She’s bold. She’s wildly creative. And she’s BACK!
Join award-winning artist Jennifer Stone for her much-loved “Wild Women” workshop—an exhilarating, fast-paced three-day experience that’s packed with creativity, laughter, and a whole lot of artistic freedom. This workshop was a huge hit last time, and we’re thrilled to bring it back due to popular demand!
Whether you're a seasoned artist or just getting started, you'll dive into a whirlwind of expressive techniques—from stamp carving and collage paper creation to using textural pastes and mixed media magic. Jennifer’s energetic, no-rules teaching style is infectious, encouraging you to let loose and create one-of-a-kind expressive faces full of charm, personality, and fun.
Bring your own collage stash and prepare to experiment! You’ll use Jennifer’s line drawings (or your own) as a springboard to develop your very own “Wild Woman”—or “Wild Man”—with bold color, powerful design, and loads of attitude.
Along the way, Jennifer will sprinkle in expert tips on design, layering, and composition to help take your work from playful to polished.
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She’s bold. She’s wildly creative. And she’s BACK!
Join award-winning artist Jennifer Stone for her much-loved “Wild Women” workshop—an exhilarating, fast-paced three-day experience that’s packed with creativity, laughter, and a whole lot of artistic freedom. This workshop was a huge hit last time, and we’re thrilled to bring it back due to popular demand!
Whether you're a seasoned artist or just getting started, you'll dive into a whirlwind of expressive techniques—from stamp carving and collage paper creation to using textural pastes and mixed media magic. Jennifer’s energetic, no-rules teaching style is infectious, encouraging you to let loose and create one-of-a-kind expressive faces full of charm, personality, and fun.
Bring your own collage stash and prepare to experiment! You’ll use Jennifer’s line drawings (or your own) as a springboard to develop your very own “Wild Woman”—or “Wild Man”—with bold color, powerful design, and loads of attitude.
Along the way, Jennifer will sprinkle in expert tips on design, layering, and composition to help take your work from playful to polished.
- Expect to get messy. Expect to laugh. Expect to leave with art that’s truly YOU.
- Don’t miss your chance to go wild—again! Spaces are limited and this workshop fills fast. Sign up today and unleash your inner wild thing!
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Images are Representational
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Jennifer's Bio:
Creating art for Jennifer Stone is as natural and necessary to her as breathing. Primarily self-taught, Jennifer dedicates much of her time painting in her studio. “My studio is located next door to our home, on an acreage surrounded by trees, wildlife, and serenity. This keeps my mind free of any of life’s busyness and gives me the opportunity to focus with an open and clear mind.”
An award-winning artist, Jennifer Stone has been painting for over 30years. Her expressions are primarily water media, and feature unconventional methods to enhance design, color, and texture. The art she creates is typically abstracted, or non-representational and reflects Jennifer’s own unique interpretation of our world.
Mixed media is Jennifer’s preferred medium at this time. Her curiosity in creating her own handmade collage papers has launched a new workshop that she teaches and has been well received by other mixed media enthusiasts.
Jennifer’s singular style has earned her numerous awards and countless admirers. Her accolades include both state and national titles, with her work displayed in private and corporate collections internationally.
Jennifer has studied with a variety of artists, including Cheng-Khee Chee, Gerald Brommer, Robert Burridge, Zoltan Zsabo, Anne Bagby, Mark Mehaffey, Andy Evansen, Karen Knutson, Janet Rogers, and many more. This assisted her on her journey to find her voice. While the influence of each of these learning experiences can be found in her art, Jennifer’s own voice speaks clearly in her work. This is attributed to the dedication she puts forth in working at her craft.
“To this day, I am still humbled when I am made aware my painting has touched the soul of another person, or brought them pleasure,” she says. “This inspires me and gives me hope that I can continue to leave an impression with some of the images I have created.”