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**All sales are final. No refunds will be issued. Please read the course description carefully. I take great care in explaining the course as much as possible.***
SELF-PACED ONLINE CLASS

The Urban Notebook
This workshop will be a self-paced online class, where we will make a thick, sturdy, street-art-inspired journal out of recycled packaging and fill it with urban-y, doodley goodness! Workshop starts Oct. 22 and all materials will be posted at that time, up and ready for you to play at whatever pace you wish! Blog will be indefinitely accessible. Registration ongoing!!!!
Lessons include:
Lesson in street lettering (bubble-based)• Prepping cardboard boxes
• How to decorate covers
• Journal binding
• How to build urban-looking pages with layers
• Street collage
• Urban lettering
Registration is $40 and ongoing!
The Urban Notebook: $40
A self-paced online class starting Oct. 22 with materials all posted all at once and indefinite blog access! We will be making a street art-inspired journal out of two canvas panels (any size you wish; I'm using 6 in. x 12 in.), pasta and cereal boxes (think any boxes really in your cupboards except corrugated cardboard), and waxed linen thread or whatever you have on hand.
Supply list:
(Please don't buy anything special for this. Try to use whatever you have on hand.)
• Cereal or pasta boxes for pages (You can also use cardboard mailers and heavier scraps of paper; use what you have; no corrugated cardboard)
• 2 flat canvas panels any size (I'm using 6 X 12)
• waxed linen thread, binding needle, awl
• duct tape
• Tulip Paint Cannon (can find at Michaels/I get mine with 40% off coupon)
• Sprays like Dylusions, Radiant Rains, or Adirondack
• Your favorite acrylics (I use cheapie craft paints)
• Stencils
• Ink (I use Liquitex and/or Bombay; whatever you have)
• 2-3 Copic markers
• black Microns or Pitt pens
• Sharpies (I use the water-based poster paint pens and the Chisel tip and Magnum tip markers)
• Paint brushes (cheapies are best)
• sandpaper (whatever grit you have)
• gesso (white and black)
• anti-bacterial wipes
• paper towels
• gel medium
• molding paste (you don't HAVE to have it)
• self-adhesive craft foam (I get it at Michaels)
• clear plastic from packaging (like used for clear boxes; just recycle some)
New workshops to come soon:

Are you painting blah backgrounds? Want to mix it up a little? You can with Back to the Journal, where I will teach you my methods and techniques for backgrounds that sing! Coming soon!
AND:
As a graphic designer and former art director, I feel like my design experience and knowledge has helped in my art journals. Here I’ll teach you what I know about print design (magazine and books) and how you can apply (or not) those “rules” to your pages. Coming soon!
PDF CLASS DOWNLOAD
The Art Journal Stimulus Project: $12
Available now: The Art Journal Stimulus Project contains 10 prompts and my easy-peasy binding process to get you art journaling in no time! Feeling down or just need some stimulation for your art journal? This popular class will stir up your mojo and get you into the journal.
Upon ordering, you will receive a PDF download of this art journal-affirming class.
$12
By clicking the Add to Cart button, you are agreeing to my workshops and video downloads policy. Please do not share this PDF with others, post to your own or another website, or redistribute and/or resell in any manner. Thank you. All rights reserved, @2011 Dawn DeVries Sokol.
VIDEO DOWNLOADS
Get Carded: $8
This video download is 13 minutes of tips, techniques, and tricks with those old hotel room key cards, expired credit cards, and used gift cards. Use them and abuse them in your art journals and other mixed-media art work!
By clicking the Add to Cart button, you are agreeing to my workshops and video downloads policy. Please do not share this video with others, post to your own or another website, or redistribute and/or resell in any manner. Thank you. All rights reserved, @2011 Dawn DeVries Sokol.
A Couple of Q&As on my Workshops Policy:
What is your policy on taking your class and then teaching it to others?
I would ask you to please not do that. I work hard to write my workshops and make them original. This is how I make my living and I ask that you respect that. Thank you.
Can I buy the workshop and share the password to the private blog or the contents of the class with others?
I ask that you please not do that either. Again, I work hard to make a living in this manner. Sharing the password and other class info with anyone who doesn’t register for it is pretty much stealing. You can post your results on your blog if you’d like, but please don’t go beyond that. I hope you understand.















