Alcohol Ink

Friday, May 17, 2024

10am-3:30pm

$70 

Explore the Vibrant Colors of Alcohol Ink with teaching artist Lisa Krueger. No art experience is needed to experiment and create. Alcohol ink is unpredictable and so much fun to experiment with! 

This class will teach you about the inks, substrates, and tools used. Abstract shapes, whimsical flowers, land, and waterscapes will all be covered with plenty of time to create with the inks. Substrates used will include Yupo, canvas panel, and tile. Art will not be sealed during class time but participants will be instructed on how to do this at home. 

This class will take place in the second-floor classroom of the LOLA Building. 

Supplies needed: 

• Wear an apron or painting clothes as inks will stain. 
• A respirator for organic vapor is needed. You may bring your own or purchase a disposable one at class for $5.00. 
• All other supplies are provided. 
• Bring a box or two to take your wonderful pieces of art home. 

You will create several small art pieces to “happy up” a spot in your home or give as gifts.  

• If you would like to pay with cash or check, please call LOLA Arts at (715) 547-3950 to reserve your spot in class. Your spot is not guaranteed until we receive payment.

• If a class is canceled a full refund will be issued. 

• Refunds will not be issued after the registration date closes.

• Beginning January 1, 2024, students who request a refund prior to the registration deadline will be given the option of receiving the full amount in the form of a gift certificate for future classes OR a refund for the balance minus a $5.00 service fee.

 Please fill out this release form online instead of on the day of the class.

Artist Lisa Krueger lives in Tomahawk, Wisconsin, where she is inspired by the beauty of the Northwoods.  She works in a variety of mediums, such as; watercolor, pastel, acrylics, mixed media, and alcohol ink.  Lisa also enjoys sharing with others by teaching and helping her students grow creatively and enjoy their artistic process.  Her art can be found in area galleries, and the public can view her work at her creative space – Oak View Studio, as a part of the Northwoods Art Tour.