ARTFUL TECHNIQUES 2026 – Kathy Pflaum (session 3 of 4)
Saturday, November 14, 2026 · 10:00 AM CST · Topeka Art Guild Gallery · Topeka, KS
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Artful Techniques Class Hosted by Kathy Pflaum at the Topeka Art Guild Techniques abound for all types of art, and the mission of the Topeka Art Guild is to advance artistic techniques across all mediums. Each month, the Artful Techniques class gives students the opportunity to learn new methods that can be applied to their own artwork. These classes are designed to let you explore and experiment without a large upfront investment—perfect for discovering what techniques truly inspire you. We kick off the series in February 2026, meeting on the second Saturday of each month. $55 for each the class as all supplies are provided. Join us for every class or simply choose the ones that spark your interest! Artful Techniques is all about exploration and having fun. Class Descriptions September – Fabric Flower Art Create a small floral arrangement by ruching or folding fabric onto a small canvas. We’ll also cover how to properly wrap and prepare the canvas for hanging. October – Spooktacular Spooktacular Watercolor Class — Taught by J.A. George AKA The GYPSY Soft, transparent layers and magical, watery movement make watercolor the perfect medium for the spooky season! In this fun and atmospheric class, we’ll create a moody background and learn how to let the water guide the paint into mysterious, spooky shapes. You’ll discover techniques for lifting paint to create glowing lights, eerie highlights, and atmospheric mists that give your painting a haunting, otherworldly feeling. Come explore the magical side of watercolor and discover just how much fun it can be when you let the water—and your imagination—take the lead! Please bring an art board to tape your paper onto for painting. The painting will be 9x12 inches, so the board should be larger than that size. November - Scandinavian Christmas Join us in making at least 6 Scandinavian inspired Christmas decorations like smallkarameller (Swedish tissue paper decorations that look like wrapped candies), julharta (Danish…
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