Pause – An Art & Nature Experience with Susan & Tamara - Saturday, July 15
Saturday July 15 from 10 am – 1 pm
Slow down your busy life and immerse yourself in the beauty of nature. Join encaustic artist, Susan Wallis alongside herbalist, Tamara Segal, as you take a guided meditative forest walk through the trails of Beaver Meadows Conservation Area in Prince Edward County.
Back at the studio your experience will help shape an original encaustic art piece that you create. Guided by Susan Wallis, you will learn about the ancient medium of encaustic painting and collaging with beeswax.
We will meet at Beaver Meadows Conservation Area at 9:45.
158 County Road 11, Picton, ON
This area is home to a variety of wildlife and approximately 330 plant species.
Saturday July 15 from 10 am – 1 pm
Slow down your busy life and immerse yourself in the beauty of nature. Join encaustic artist, Susan Wallis alongside herbalist, Tamara Segal, as you take a guided meditative forest walk through the trails of Beaver Meadows Conservation Area in Prince Edward County.
Back at the studio your experience will help shape an original encaustic art piece that you create. Guided by Susan Wallis, you will learn about the ancient medium of encaustic painting and collaging with beeswax.
We will meet at Beaver Meadows Conservation Area at 9:45.
158 County Road 11, Picton, ON
This area is home to a variety of wildlife and approximately 330 plant species.
Saturday July 15 from 10 am – 1 pm
Slow down your busy life and immerse yourself in the beauty of nature. Join encaustic artist, Susan Wallis alongside herbalist, Tamara Segal, as you take a guided meditative forest walk through the trails of Beaver Meadows Conservation Area in Prince Edward County.
Back at the studio your experience will help shape an original encaustic art piece that you create. Guided by Susan Wallis, you will learn about the ancient medium of encaustic painting and collaging with beeswax.
We will meet at Beaver Meadows Conservation Area at 9:45.
158 County Road 11, Picton, ON
This area is home to a variety of wildlife and approximately 330 plant species.