Liquid Glass Easter Egg

Date(s)
Friday, March 22, 2024 - 10:00am to 11:30am
Location
Activity Room
Presenter
Rhonda Evans

Liquid Glass Easter Egg

Come pour over six acrylic eggs to create a one of a kind Easter Decoration! Put them in a basket, hang them on a tree, skies the limit. You'll keep them forever!

Liquid Glass has a mind of its own, it’s a beautiful pouring medium that does what it wants to do with a little help from you. Which can be quite freeing as there is no skill needed to begin this journey. *Liquid Glass is the name of this acrylic Pouring Medium, made by TriArt here in Kingston. It’s not actually glass, it does dry so clear and shiny it looks like glass.

Interesting fact: Liquid Glass Pouring Medium is created here in Kingston by TriArt. We are so happy to support a local business.

Snacks and refreshments available at The Juniper Cafe, first floor/lake level.

To change your class there must be 48 hrs notice or a friend is welcome to take your products and space on the day of event.

This is a nonrefundable project if participant doesn’t attend or cancels without proper notice.

 

Ticket

CA$35.00 with option to purchase additional eggs 6/$20 in class | Get your ticket here

 

About the Artist

Rhonda Evans and her husband reside on Glocca Morra Farms in Kingston, Ontario. Her husband's family has deep roots on this former dairy farm, with its history tracing back to Irish immigrants who arrived to escape 'The Famine.' They worked tirelessly to shape this rugged landscape into a home for future generations. Our children represent the sixth generation of our family on this land.

Over the past year, Rhonda's had the privilege of traveling to trace her family roots, from Eastern Canada to Newfoundland where her family originated, to Ireland where her daughters have been residing. These travels have filled Rhonda's heart with vivid images and cherished memories, from the beauty of florals to the tranquility of babbling brooks, sandy beaches, and cliffs overlooking the ocean. She brought these landscapes to life through my art, using paint, ink, fiber, glass, and wood.

Rhonda's artwork is deeply influenced by the environment and a rich palette of colors. She believes that art plays a vital role in mental well-being, as each person experiences the power of color differently. Through her art, Rhonda aim to convey her cheerful disposition and invite viewers to lose themselves in the magic of these destinations. Perhaps her paintings will remind them of the sweet scent of a favorite flower, a place they've been, or a dream destination they've always wanted to visit.

Rhonda finds inspiration in the cohesiveness of colours found in nature. While many may simply see 'green trees' or 'specific-colored flowers,' she encourages viewers to step back, squint, and observe the rich palette of colors that nature subtly weaves together. These colors intermingle through light and reflections, creating a diverse spectrum that blends seamlessly into what the mind perceives as 'the green tree' or 'the red flower.' This fascination with nature's colour harmonies drives Rhonda's artistic exploration.

Each medium Rhonda uses offers unique textures and styles, allowing her to experiment and blend subject matter and materials. Some may call it chaos, but to her, it's the joy of 'making'—where anything is possible.