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Anabel Rub Peicher
Born and raised in Lima Peru, relocated to Florida on December 1974. and graduated with a bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Miami.
Anabel has had several solo shows, locally and internationally, including mother and daughter shows and has been the recipient of numerous awards in juried exhibits.
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Class Schedule
Ages |
Date |
Activities |
Needed Materail |
12-17 |
Friday, Feb 19 5:30-6:30 pm EST |
Textured Salt |
Heavy duty paper, board or poster board Glue with a fine tip such as Elmer’s glue Salt Water colors, Acrylic paints or inks, or color food dyes dissolved in very little water Small tip brushes or dropper |
12-17 |
Friday, Feb 26th 5:30-6:30 pm EST |
Paper collage style of Matisse |
We will create a Paper cut outs. All you need is colored paper, scissors, and a glue stick. |
12-17 |
Friday, March 5th 5:30-6:30 pm EST |
Hamsa Hand |
Cardboard Glue Magazines or colored paper Scissors |
12-17 |
Friday, March 12th 5:30-6:30 pm EST |
Fun With Recyclables |
A-6”x6”x.75” Canvas [or any cardboard or mat board] B-26 Corks cut diagonally in halves or thirds. C- Elmers Glue, Liquid nails or any strong glue. If using glue sticks you must be very generous with the glue to allow it to attach properly. D-Spray paint or Acrylic paints. E- Serrated Knife [only to be used by older children or adults. These pieces of cork can be pre cut by the adults prior to starting the activity]. F-Brushes |
12-17 |
Friday, March 19th 5:30-6:30 EST |
Style of Calder ,collage class |
We will create a Paper cut outs. All you need is colored paper, scissors, and a glue stick. |
12-17 |
Friday, March, 26th 5:30-6:30 EST |
Paper cut-out collage and sculptures |
Materials: Colored paper.scissors, gluestick, discarded toilet paper rolls, discarded towel rolls, small soap boxes: optional crayons, markers |
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Textured Salt:
Place board or paper on the table
With the glue create any design you wish such as a scribble, lines, circles or create words or numbers
Gently pour salt over the glued design. Carefully remove the excess salt by raising the board or paper.
Using watered down acrylics or paints gently dab paint onto the raised edges. You can paint it all in one color or make a very colorful design using several colors. Let dry overnight before hanging
Circles of Fun:
On a circular plate create any design you like by placing the bottle caps over it.
You can start from the center and work around it.
Place the glue on the bottom of the bottle cap and glue each bottle cap onto the cardboard.
After you complete the design you can add smaller bottle caps on top of the glued bottle caps to give it a third dimension.
Let dry overnight.“Circles of Fun”
Hamsa Hand:
The Hamsa Hand is an ancient Middle Eastern amulet symbolizing the Hand of God. It is a symbol of protection, claiming to bring happiness, luck, health, and good fortune.
A-Lay the cardboard flat on the table. Press your hand over it and with your other hand draw the silhouette starting on the inside of the hand and ending on the opposite side until your entire hand has been traced. An adult can help you trace your hand.
B- Cut around the hand silhouette and round off the bottom.
C-Peel off parts of the top layer of the cardboard to reveal the textured corrugated inside of the cardboard. Peel as much as you like to make it your own design. Save the peeled pieces.
D-Using Elmers glue or a glue stick attach the pieces of peeled cardboard.
E- Allow to dry for a few hours
F- Option 1-Place the piece outdoors over newspaper or a large board.
Under adult supervision, use goggles to protect your eyes and a protective mask for your nose and mouth, spray paint over the work.
Option 2- Instead of spray paint you may use acrylic paints to paint your artwork
Option 3- You may use cut outs from magazine instead of the peeled cardboard pieces and there will be no need to paint
Fun With Recyclables
A- Place the Canvas or Board on a table or flat surface.
B- Arrange the cork pieces on the canvas creating any design you desire.
C- Place the glue on the bottom of the cork, attach the cork onto the canvas, you can start gluing each cork from the corner or center of the canvas and attach them close together until your design is complete.
D-Allow the corks to dry on the canvas for a couple of hours or overnight
E- [Optional] Spray paint: Place the canvas with glued corks on a flat surface outdoors. Spray paint [under adult supervision] wearing eye protection and cover your nose and mouth with a mask.
F-With you favorite acrylic paints, using a brush, paint the canvas covered with corks.
You can paint it a solid color or make it very colorful.
G-When the base color has dried you can use different size brushes and different color paints and paint designs onto each cork to create your unique and original art piece.
H- You could plan your design layout ahead of time and paint the cork pieces before you glue them on.
I- Most importantly have fun.
Place board or paper on the table
With the glue create any design you wish such as a scribble, lines, circles or create words or numbers
Gently pour salt over the glued design. Carefully remove the excess salt by raising the board or paper.
Using watered down acrylics or paints gently dab paint onto the raised edges. You can paint it all in one color or make a very colorful design using several colors. Let dry overnight before hanging
Circles of Fun:
On a circular plate create any design you like by placing the bottle caps over it.
You can start from the center and work around it.
Place the glue on the bottom of the bottle cap and glue each bottle cap onto the cardboard.
After you complete the design you can add smaller bottle caps on top of the glued bottle caps to give it a third dimension.
Let dry overnight.“Circles of Fun”
Hamsa Hand:
The Hamsa Hand is an ancient Middle Eastern amulet symbolizing the Hand of God. It is a symbol of protection, claiming to bring happiness, luck, health, and good fortune.
A-Lay the cardboard flat on the table. Press your hand over it and with your other hand draw the silhouette starting on the inside of the hand and ending on the opposite side until your entire hand has been traced. An adult can help you trace your hand.
B- Cut around the hand silhouette and round off the bottom.
C-Peel off parts of the top layer of the cardboard to reveal the textured corrugated inside of the cardboard. Peel as much as you like to make it your own design. Save the peeled pieces.
D-Using Elmers glue or a glue stick attach the pieces of peeled cardboard.
E- Allow to dry for a few hours
F- Option 1-Place the piece outdoors over newspaper or a large board.
Under adult supervision, use goggles to protect your eyes and a protective mask for your nose and mouth, spray paint over the work.
Option 2- Instead of spray paint you may use acrylic paints to paint your artwork
Option 3- You may use cut outs from magazine instead of the peeled cardboard pieces and there will be no need to paint
Fun With Recyclables
A- Place the Canvas or Board on a table or flat surface.
B- Arrange the cork pieces on the canvas creating any design you desire.
C- Place the glue on the bottom of the cork, attach the cork onto the canvas, you can start gluing each cork from the corner or center of the canvas and attach them close together until your design is complete.
D-Allow the corks to dry on the canvas for a couple of hours or overnight
E- [Optional] Spray paint: Place the canvas with glued corks on a flat surface outdoors. Spray paint [under adult supervision] wearing eye protection and cover your nose and mouth with a mask.
F-With you favorite acrylic paints, using a brush, paint the canvas covered with corks.
You can paint it a solid color or make it very colorful.
G-When the base color has dried you can use different size brushes and different color paints and paint designs onto each cork to create your unique and original art piece.
H- You could plan your design layout ahead of time and paint the cork pieces before you glue them on.
I- Most importantly have fun.
