SOLD OUTSaturday, April 4th, Noon-4:00
Semmes Studio San Antonio Art league + Museum Limit 8 - Tuition $85 
Please register using the link below - there is a limit of Eight Participants for this workshop. SOLD OUT.
If you want to use inkjet copies of personal photos, please do - you can also find wonderful faces and other images on Unsplash for free.
The Semmes Studio is located across the driveway from the main Art League Museum. There is close free parking on the street and inside the gates. San Antonio Art League + Museum 130 King William St San Antonio, TX 78204 [email protected] MAP 
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In this workshop, Lyn Belisle shows how to choose and combine compelling digital and found elements into layered encaustic collages, producing works that fascinate the viewer through implied stories and myths. With Lyn’s gentle approach, you will learn how to create wax-veiled works that inspire new conversations and stories, works that reflect your creative aesthetic and refine the choices that make your art unique.
Going Deeper: Digital imagery, altered paper collage, and encaustic have a natural affinity. Photographs capture an unrepeatable moment in a split second of time, a collection of light transmuted into a trace image. Collage with intriguing paper reassembles these moments into a new reality, deepening the complexity of the story by adding intuitive inscriptions and ephemeral elements. Suitable for all experience levels. Most materials provided - participants should bring:
Instructor Lyn Belisle is a Texas-based mixed-media artist known for her evocative and intuitive creations that blend ancient influences with modern techniques. With a background in design, teaching, and fine art, Belisle specializes in encaustic, clay, and fiber arts, weaving narrative layers of texture and symbolism into each piece. Her work often explores themes of myth, spirit, and nature, inviting viewers into a tactile, contemplative experience. Lyn’s art has been featured in exhibitions nationwide, and she leads workshops that inspire creativity and self-discovery. She is also a co- founder of The Enso Circle, an online artist residency focused on artistic growth and collaboration.
She received her BA from Texas A&M University and her MA from Trinity University. She recently retired from the Computer Science Department at Trinity University where she taught innovative graphic design in the Department of Computer Science. |