Mixed Media

One-Day Workshop

Saturday, July 11th 10:00-1:00PM

Material Fee: List Below

This is an experiential class to introduce and explore dry mediums like, pastels, pencils, markers, charcoal,  colored pencils and more. Using prompts and play we will explore and experiment with different dry mediums to discover and create art. This is open to beginners and those wanting to explore new mediums.

Artist Bio:

Adhi Two Owls is an artist, photographer, craftsperson, educator and alternative healing therapist living in Littleton New Hampshire. Adhi studied painting and sculpture at the Kansas City Art Institute. Received her Ph.D. in 2013 in Philosophy and Therapeutic Counseling from the Open International University for Complimentary Medicines in Montreal, Canada. Adhi has also studied Shamanism and other Indigenous heating methods, African drumming, meditation in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition, sacred instrument and sound making. She practices urban foraging and enjoys exploring the magic that is this planet. Adhi has taught nationally and internationally at a variety of venues and retreats over the last 30 years. She is currently a adjunct professor at SUNY Canton teaching Drawing and Art History. Adhi is juried member of the League of NH Craftsman for her journal and book making. Her work can be found in private collections and exhibited at galleries throughout the country.

One-Day Workshop

Tuesday, July 14th 10:00 to 2:00PM

Material Fee: $10 paid to instructor - Sashiko needle, thread, palm thimble and denim squares are included. Bring your own snips and ruler.*Snips will be available to purchase for an additional $3 from the instructor . 

Traditionally Japanese Sashiko stitching was used as a way to repair worn clothing or create layers of fabric for warmth with a simple running stitch.

What first began in the Edo period out of necessity has become more decorative these days using colored Sashiko thread and geometric patterns in addition to the traditional white thread. .

This one-day class introduces the basics of Japanese Sashiko stitching using simple running stitches and classic patterns. You’ll learn how to create a grid for a basic start to build on for future stitching and enjoy the calming rhythm of this traditional technique.

Perfect for beginners—no experience needed.

One-Day Workshop

Saturday, July 18th 10:00-1:00PM

Material Fee: List Below

This is an experiential class to introduce and explore wet mediums like, inks, watercolor, markers, water soluble colored pencils and more. Using prompts and play we will explore and experiment with different wet mediums to discover and create art. This is open to beginners and those wanting to explore new mediums.

Artist Bio:

Adhi Two Owls is an artist, photographer, craftsperson, educator and alternative healing therapist living in Littleton New Hampshire. Adhi studied painting and sculpture at the Kansas City Art Institute. Received her Ph.D. in 2013 in Philosophy and Therapeutic Counseling from the Open International University for Complimentary Medicines in Montreal, Canada. Adhi has also studied Shamanism and other Indigenous heating methods, African drumming, meditation in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition, sacred instrument and sound making. She practices urban foraging and enjoys exploring the magic that is this planet. Adhi has taught nationally and internationally at a variety of venues and retreats over the last 30 years. She is currently an adjunct professor at SUNY Canton teaching Drawing and Art History. Adhi is juried member of the League of NH Craftsman for her journal and book making. Her work can be found in private collections and exhibited at galleries throughout the country.

One Day Workshop - Ages 10+

Friday, July 17th 9:00 to 1:00PM

Unleash your artistic potential with our Dog Days of Summer Stained Glass Workshop. Learn the art of creating a stunning stained glass piece with hands-on guidance. Suitable for beginners and enthusiasts alike, with all materials provided.

6-Week Class

Saturday & Sunday, September 19th & 20th 10:00-2:00PM

Material Fee: $65 paid directly to the instructor.

Over the course of a weekend, come learn how to make a leather journal from start to finish. The size of the journal will be 6” ×9” and 400 pages. You will be able to decorate it in a way that fits your personality. A journal can be an enjoyable way to create a place to hold your images, drawing, writing and more. You will learn to cut and hand sew your cover, tear and fold all the pages and sew them into your journal.

Artist Bio:

Adhi Two Owls is an artist, photographer, craftsperson, educator and alternative healing therapist living in Littleton New Hampshire. Adhi studied painting and sculpture at the Kansas City Art Institute. Received her Ph.D. in 2013 in Philosophy and Therapeutic Counseling from the Open International University for Complimentary Medicines in Montreal, Canada. Adhi has also studied Shamanism and other Indigenous heating methods, African drumming, meditation in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition, sacred instrument and sound making. She practices urban foraging and enjoys exploring the magic that is this planet. Adhi has taught nationally and internationally at a variety of venues and retreats over the last 30 years. She is currently a adjunct professor at SUNY Canton teaching Drawing and Art History. Adhi is juried member of the League of NH Craftsman for her journal and book making. Her work can be found in private collections and exhibited at galleries throughout the country.